Funginix Premium Anti Fungal Foot Soak Nail Fungus Treatment with Tea Tree Oil, Himalayan Sea Salt, and Essential Oils – Treats Toenail Fungus, Athletes Foot, and Foot Odor – Foot Care for Sore Feet
Funginix Therapeutic Foot Soak is a combination of Tea Tree Oil, Pink Himalayan Sea Salt, camphor and six essential oils like eucalyptus and lavender. This blend creates a foot bath that soothes sore or tired feet, fights fungal infections and softens rough skin. If used daily, our foot soak will soothe aches, soften calluses and leave your feet feeling wonderful.
Product Features
- ANTIFUNGAL TREATMENT – The antifungal and antimicrobial properties of Funginix Foot Soak will help you in your battle against toenail fungus and athlete’s foot.
- 90-DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE – We think Funginix Foot Soak is a terrific product but if you aren’t satisfied with your purchase, please contact our customer support team for a full refund.
- UNIQUE PROPRIETARY BLEND – Funginix Foot Soak is a premium blend of Himalayan Sea Salt and essential oils like tea tree, eucalyptus, camphor, & lavender. Exactly what your feet need after a long, exhausting day at work or school.
- REJUVENATE SORE AND TIRED FEET – Spend 15 minutes with Funginix Foot Soak to relieve tired feet, soothe calluses and keep your feet clean and healthy.
- HOW TO USE – Use Funginix Foot Soak every evening for 15 minutes by placing three tablespoons into some hot water and enjoy!
Meh This was just okay. Salt came clumped together, so it makes me suspect the seal wasn’t tight. I wouldn’t order again.
Funginix Fungal Foot Soak I’ve had toenail fungus on 5 toes for ten years, L foot big toe, 2nd and small; R foot. 2nd and small. NOW, I have toenail fungus on TEN toes, every single toe. DO NOT USE this product to cure toenail fungus!
Foot relief I am using this soak to relieve foot pain due to an ingrown toenail. After two uses the pain from ingrown toenail is gone. My only complaint is that the scent is not as pleasant as expected, but it is tolerable and not overwhelming (camphor?).