Puriya Clinically Proven Antifungal Cream for Skin Fungus, Extra-Strength Athletes Foot Cream Treatment, Jock Itch, Ringworm Treatment for Humans, Anti Fungal Itchy Skin Relief with Tea Tree Oil

I’m almost through my entire jar of this, and I can definitely say that it really does work. I had jock-itch from my underwear chafing and it being breathable, and this got rid of it in about two weeks. I’m very thankful for this magical elixir!!! After my jock itch was resolved, I started using it in my feet to reduce sweat and prevent athlete’s foot, and it definitely helps with that too. I’ve never had athlete’s foot, but I 100% noticed a difference in my feet having any moisture or smell after working on my feet all day. The scent isn’t bad at all, it’s like a light Vicks vapor rub type of smell. It also absorbs really well and doesn’t leave me feeling oily or anything. I actually layer it under lotion. Overall, I’d say, yeah this is a bit pricey. But the jar lasts a long time, and it actually works at relieving jock it and athlete’s foot. So, it’s well worth the money! I’d 100% recommend and will definitely keep this in stock for if I need it again.

I developed toe fungus on both of my big toes. Never had a problem like this in my life- I am blaming it on a new nail salon I went to for a pedicure over a year ago. One toe was completely white and the other a sickly shade of old tea. After trying the drugstore stuff and getting no results I saw this on Amazon and decided to give it a try. As other reviews have mentioned, the smell of Puriya is really, really strong. The jar is small, but the product is so concentrated it doesn't take much to get results. I am happy to report that after using this 2X a day every day for the last 6 months my toenails are almost back to normal. The white toe is no longer white and the tea stained mess of a toe is almost normal. The new growth is normal and healthy. I did not apply this directly on my toenail, but used a cotton swab and applied Puriya all around the cuticle and under the free edge of the nail. I also applied small amounts to the soles of my feet. This may not work for sandal wearers due to the pervasive smell. It depends on how desperate a person is to be rid of the fungus. Summing it up- the product is effective (what's that worth to you?) , the smell is strong probably due to the tea tree oil (think liniment), it works if you stick with it (at least for toe fungus). Keep in mind some persons have a sensitivity to tea tree oil, so not recommended for those folks. All in all-completely worth the price for me.

A lot of folks will say this is expensive, and it is compared to what else is out there. However, this worked AMAZINGLY for me. I've tried all kinds of ointments, including medicated ones, just to have it come back again after a few weeks. This, however, killed it for good. You have to be diligent to get relief - this means washing the affected area twice a day, applying the cream, and giving it a couple of minutes to soak in before putting clothes on. But after the two weeks, the itch is completely gone and it didn't come back. I like that we have a large bottle. I didn't even use a tenth of this (so I have most of it) and I take it with me to put on my feet as a precaution then I'm traveling (hotels are notorious for getting athlete's foot). So far, so good!!

I tried all the sprays and creams, got the prescriptions, didn't work. Either it never actually relieved the itching or it would just keep coming back. This stuff works well and also helped my feet get much smoother. It could also just be I needed to moisturize them. Either way, easy recommend. That being said, you DO need to wash your feet, keep your shoes dry, and switch to socks that also keep your toes dry (either wool or toe socks, as funky as they look) AND change those socks every day. Bad hygiene will undermine any medicine you use. EDIT: Itching sadly came back, but I will blame my socks and shoe choices more so than this. I will note that you do need to combine this with some kind of anti-itching/drying powder, as this on its own will not relieve itching. This + moisture wicking toe socks + powder + good hygiene should get rid of it though.

This stuff works!!! I had a stubborn, itchy, gross ring worm rash on the inside of my foot, and after a week of twice daily use it’s almost gone. My other natural remedies weren’t really killing it. In hindsight, I think the apple cider vinegar was working but it was harsh and burned a little and I was making the mistake of covering it with a bandaid all day. Don’t do that. It’s cold out and we were traveling, and the rash location on the inner side of my foot was just something I had to temporarily cover but it wasn’t healing like it did when I finally stopped covering it with a bandaid. Back to this cream, use it! Let the rash heal uncovered and in the air if possible. Get sun on it too. It will dry right up. It does have a smell but it didn’t bother me. If you have it on your feet wear COTTON socks if you have to go to work or school. Air it out when you’re home. And sleep with no socks if you can. Pic shown is after 7-10 days of use. (I had no before pic, sorry). There is just a slight dry patch left. Great product!