Scholl Fungal Nail Treatment, 3.8 ml

Science at the service of feet – 100 years of experience

Our founder Dr William Mathias Scholl wanted to understand the structure and biomechanics of feet in relation to the body. In 1907 he founded Scholl Manufacturing Co. Inc.

Scholl’s history continues with its founder’s same passion and philosophy – to improve the health, comfort and well-being of people by caring for their feet.

Scholl Fungal Nail Treatment

Effective and easy application

Treat the infection early and before it spreads with Scholl Fungal Nail Treatment, which is a system scientifically proven to treat mild fungal nail infection.

Disposable files designed to remove the top layer of the infected nail and help prevent the spread of infection.

For mild fungal nail
Easy application
Visible results from 2 weeks
Help to prevent the infection spreading
Helps protect against recurrence

How to Use


Step 1 File the nail surface once a week. Throw away the file after use.	Step 2 During the first week apply the liquid on the infected nail once a day. Repeat for weeks 2,3 and 4.	Step 3 From week 5 apply the liquid to the infected nail once a week for 9 months or until discolouration has grown out.

Fungal Nail Symptoms


What are the first signs of fungal nail infection? A fungal nail infection usually begins as a small white or yellow spot under the nail but can spread to discolour the nail, turning it white, yellow, brown green or black. The infected nail can thicken and may become misshapen, losing its flexibility and becoming dry and brittle. The appearance of the nail can be rougher and have ridges.	Can a fungal nail infection spread onto more than one toe? Nail fungus is highly contagious and can spread to adjacent toenails, the skin around the nail and even to fingernails via any form of direct contact. A fungal toenail infection often occurs as a secondary infection to athlete??s foot, as the fungus spreads from the skin between the toes to the toenail itself.	Should I treat my fungal nail? Some people choose not to treat especially if the infection is mild or symptom less, however if left untreated, a fungal nail infection can cause the nail to thicken and distort, eventually drying out and detaching from the nail bed. The thick, distorted nail can become a source of discomfort when walking, and as the toenail begins to separate from the nail bed, it can become painful. Scholl Fungal Nail Treatment is for mild fungal nail only.