1 x 32 Nail Save Patches ~ Temporary protection for split & cracked nails

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Sertaconazole, an imidazole antifungal drug, has been proven to have broad and potent antifungal activity. For best results or for severely affected nails, you may continue treatment for up to 3-6 months using one patch on each affected nail (toe or fingernail). Chemotherapy and some medications used for bacterial infections and urinary tract infections, including sulfa drugs (sulfonamides), may also cause white spots.

If you have white spots on your nails because of an allergic reaction, stop using the product you believe to be the cause.Etsy’s 100% renewable electricity commitment includes the electricity used by the data centers that host Etsy.

These products may include nail polish, nail gloss, nail hardener, nail polish remover and fake nails. You may notice your nail bed turning black or purple after an injury, especially if you smashed your finger or caught your nail on something and it ripped. A doctor may explore other conditions if you have persistent white spots on your nails or other nail abnormalities before considering these more serious issues. You can injure your nail plates or nail matrixes by bumping or hitting your nails, wearing shoes that are too small or biting your nails.

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Each pouch contains 14 patches which is up to a 2-week supply for a single nail to be treated each night.And a little pro tip: If you’re pressed for time after repairing a broken nail, or you simply don’t have your polish color with you, nail stickers are a great way to camouflage any irregularities on your nail. Most nail breaks are not serious and do not require medical assistance, especially if it is just the tip of your nail. If you caught your nail on something and ripped it off, unfortunately, it won't reattach—but it will eventually grow back. Department of Biological Sciences, Institute of Structural and Molecular Biology, Birkbeck, University of London, Malet Street, London WC1E 7HX, UK.