Review on 👣 Home-Use Pain-Free Yellow Fungi Nail Remover - Professional Toenail Fungus Laser Treatment Device - Nail Fungus Medication - 7 Minutes a Day - Treatment & Cure - Eliminate Nail Fungus - No More Embarrassment by Tammy Hines

I've been using this device for the past 6 weeks for my 5 year old toenail fungus curse. Years later my nails got infected, changed color, sometimes throbbed with pain, toenails fell off, new nails appeared, half healthy/half sick nails, doctor visits, vinegar baths, prescription ointments, success, reinfection, embarrassment. . 5 years later I decided to tackle this crap in a complex way. I've been looking for information on the internet for a year. I print articles, try different means, look for new perspectives. I'm still experimenting. I've modified my attack against the fungus several times since adopting a strict now-or-never plan 2 months ago. The cornerstone of my plan is this lighting device. The science behind it makes sense to me. Before the first application I filed and trimmed my nails. I had an electric pedicure set and worked for 3 days to make my mutated toenails paper thin, sand down the surrounding thickened skin and weird calluses and completely remove the diseased parts of my nails. Every other night I do a foot scrub with baking soda and borax and then a foot soak with hydrogen peroxide. I use the push and release technique, placing my thumb on each nail as I soak. I do foot baths with Clorox bleach once a week. I also bought a SteriShoe device to protect my shoes from fungus and prevent re-infection. Now I don't wear socks to bed anymore. I often change my socks during the day. So, after 6 weeks, yes, there is a big difference. Most infected nails have completely disappeared, new growth is observed. The laser machine is excellent. However, I found it difficult to maintain the device in the first week. My toes have been broken hundreds of times (occupational hazard - I'm retired now) and this little device is designed for straight, non-broken toes. I came up with the idea of using a single Velcro strap (about 18 inches long) to wrap around the device and my heel and/or other toes to hold it in place so I could relax and watch the news while I'm using it - all 10 of my toes are infected - so it takes about an hour and a half to complete a treatment. Each finger challenges the device to stay on it in a different way. The Velcro strap can be wrapped an infinite number of ways to keep the device snug on your toe while you work. The device is light. Charge, enjoy. I'll update from time to time so you'll know if the mushroom or I wins.