Thick, yellow toenails? You're not alone — and you're not stuck.

Nails grow roughly 3mm a month, so visible change shows in the new growth — most people commit to the full 90 days before judging. Photos every 30 days make progress much easier to see.

Two ingredients: elemental iodine, stabilized in pure water. No alcohol carriers, no harsh solvents. It's a cosmetic product that supports the look of clearer, healthier-looking nails.

It helps. Pairing the home routine with nail thinning or debridement from a foot care nurse, chiropodist or podiatrist every 4–6 weeks gives the best cosmetic outcome.

Give the routine the full 90 days and take a photo every 30 days, because change shows in the new growth. If you are not happy with how your nails look, send us a message and we will sort it out. Return terms are set out in our refund policy.

Nothing kills toenail fungus instantly, and anything promising that is overselling. A discoloured nail only looks better as new nail grows in, which takes a full growth cycle at roughly 3mm per month. The realistic path is a consistent daily routine, patience, and professional nail care along the way. That is exactly why our protocol runs 90 days. If you are weighing the natural options, start with our honest comparison of tea tree oil and iodine.

Common signs people describe are thickened nails, yellow or brown discolouration, crumbly or ragged edges, and a nail that starts lifting from the nail bed. If you are unsure what you are looking at, a foot care nurse, chiropodist or podiatrist can tell you quickly.

Look at the base of the nail, not the tip. Improvement shows up as a clear, healthy-looking band of new growth slowly moving up as the old nail grows out. Take a photo every 30 days and compare them side by side. The trend matters more than any single week.

Iodine has been used in nail and skin care since the 1800s, and it is the foundation of our two-ingredient formula. IodinePure is a cosmetic product that supports the look of clearer, healthier nails as new growth comes in. For the research background, read our article on what the research actually shows about iodine and nail fungus.

Yes, nail and foot fungus can spread between people through shared showers, bathroom floors, towels, and shoes. That is why acting early protects your household, not just you. Keeping feet, socks and footwear clean daily is the simplest defence.

Yes. Jublia is a prescription your doctor uses to treat the infection itself, and our routine is cosmetic care for how the nail looks. They do different jobs, so many people run both: the prescription does its work while the daily soak and spray supports the appearance of the new nail growing in. Ask your doctor or foot specialist how to time the two. We wrote a full comparison of IodinePure and Jublia covering exactly this.

Yes. ToeFX is a light-based therapy some foot clinics provide in the office, and it is a different technology from laser. Our routine is external cosmetic care you do at home, so the two do not conflict. Ask the clinic providing your ToeFX sessions how they would combine it with a daily home routine between visits.

Yes. A number of our 200+ partner clinics build their laser packages with our kit included as the take-home homework between appointments. The laser happens in the chair a few minutes a month, and the routine keeps the nail cared for at home the rest of the time. If your clinic offers laser, ask what they send patients home with. We explain how clinics pair the two in our laser treatment cost guide.

Lamisil is an oral prescription that treats the infection from the inside, and it needs a doctor's supervision including blood work in many cases. Our routine is external and cosmetic, so they are not competing choices. Plenty of customers use the pill for the infection and the routine for how the nail looks while it grows out. We wrote a full guide on what Lamisil involves and where the home routine fits.