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Loceryl begins working immediately to stop fungal growth, but visible results take time. You will see improvement as your nail grows out. For a fingernail, this can take around six months. For a toenail, it could take nine to twelve months for the healthy new nail to completely replace the infected one. Consistent weekly application is essential for success.

Loceryl should be applied to a clean nail, but you can use cosmetic nail polish after the treatment. However, you must wait at least 10 minutes after applying Loceryl. Before your next weekly application, you must thoroughly remove the cosmetic polish. This ensures the medication can penetrate the nail effectively.

If you miss a dose of Loceryl, you should apply it as soon as you remember. Then, continue with your regular once-weekly schedule from that day forward. Do not apply a double dose to make up for a missed one. Maintaining a consistent routine is the most important factor for effectively treating the nail fungus.

Loceryl is available over-the-counter in many countries, and you do not need a prescription to purchase it from IsraelPharm. This allows for convenient and direct access to an effective treatment for fungal nail infections. However, it is always best to confirm the diagnosis with a healthcare provider to ensure it is the right product for you.

Yes, Loceryl is formulated for the treatment of fungal infections on both fingernails and toenails. The application process is the same for both. Keep in mind that toenails tend to grow much more slowly than fingernails. This means the total treatment duration for a toenail infection will likely be longer.

Loceryl is waterproof once it has completely dried, which takes about 3 to 5 minutes. After this drying period, you can wash your hands and feet as normal without affecting the medication. The lacquer forms a durable, non-water-soluble film on the nail. This allows the active ingredient to be released continuously into the nail.

Loceryl should be stored at room temperature, away from heat and direct sunlight. It is important to keep the bottle tightly closed after each use to prevent the lacquer from evaporating or drying out. As with all medications, keep the entire kit out of the reach and sight of children and pets.

Loceryl is generally not recommended for use in children or adolescents under the age of 18. This is because there is limited clinical experience regarding its safety and effectiveness in this age group. If you suspect your child has a fungal nail infection, it is best to consult a doctor or pediatrician for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan.

Yes, filing the nail before each application is a critical step for Loceryl to work effectively. Use one of the provided nail files to gently file the entire surface of the infected nail. This helps remove the top layer, making it easier for the amorolfine lacquer to penetrate deep into the nail plate and reach the infection.

The Loceryl applicator should be cleaned after treating all infected nails and before placing it back in the bottle. Use the same alcohol swab you used to clean the nail surface. This simple step prevents the lacquer in the bottle from becoming contaminated. It ensures each application is as effective as the first.

The Loceryl package is a complete kit containing everything needed for treatment. It typically includes one bottle of the amorolfine nail lacquer and reusable applicators. It also comes with a supply of cleansing swabs to clean the nail and nail files to prepare the nail surface. This ensures you have all the necessary tools for proper application.

To prevent the fungus from spreading, you should not use the nail file from your Loceryl kit on healthy nails. The files used on infected nails should be discarded after use. This practice of using separate tools for infected and healthy nails is a key part of preventing the infection from spreading to other nails.

You should continue using Loceryl without interruption until the infected nail is completely replaced by a healthy one. This can take 6 months for fingernails and up to 12 months for toenails. Stopping the treatment too early can allow the fungal infection to return. Continue until you see a completely clear, healthy nail has grown out.