So far so good, 16 Mar. 2015

Does smell a bit, but seems to work - for the past two months I have been putting a couple of squirts in my husband's shoes, and so far no sign of athlete's foot! FIngers (or is that toes?) crossed.

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This stuff is like nuclear warfare for you feet., 24 Sept. 2016

I'm 28, and have had persistent athletes foot since I was about 19. Every summer I'd get through loads of talc and cream products by Scholl and the like, and I might get a few weeks of relief, but as soon as I stopped using them the athletes foot would come back.

With Tineacide, I sprayed it once on all of my footwear, and used it directly on my feet for a few days. After that my feet were clear for about 6 months. I work 12 hour shifts in a factory, wearing the same pair of heavy steel toe boots every day. So to find something that keeps the athletes foot at bay for so long is a bloody miracle.

It's just started to creep back in so I've just given my feet a second treatment.

Two treatments a year to keep my feet happy. The only reason I subtracted a couple stars is because of the overpowering fumes. You have to use it outside in a good breeze because if you get a lung full of this stuff you'll be coughing all day.

In summary, if you get persistent, reoccurring...

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This actually works., 6 Oct. 2015

This stuff is the first thing I've found to keep my athlete's foot at bay. I've tried everything else; talc, cream, sprays, gel "once" products but it always comes back within a few weeks. Just spraying a couple of squirts into my shoes every few days and, at least for me, there's been no re-occurrence.

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