Brand: Modern Podiatrist

Category: Nutrition & Wellness

Recommended by Dr. Nicole Graf (Freels), DPM, FACPM, CPRM, C.Ped, CPP — Lexington, KY

The Nail Fungus & Athlete's Foot Treatment Kit by Modern Podiatrist offers a comprehensive solution to combat both nail fungus and athlete's foot simultaneously. Designed by a podiatrist, this kit ensures effective treatment and prevention, making it a must-have for anyone struggling with these common foot ailments. 1. REPAIR: A potent 4-in-1 antifungal nail oil containing 1% Clotrimazole, delivered in nourishing Jojoba Oil for daily nail treatment. 2. CLEAN: An antifungal foot and body wash featuring 10% Undecylenic Acid, designed to eliminate fungal spores at their source during daily hygiene routines. 3. FRESH: A specialized antifungal foot and shoe spray with 10% Undecylenic Acid, providing daily protection against reinfection from footwear. 4. RELAX: An Epsom soak infused with 10% Undecylenic Acid, recommended for 2-3 times a week to soften nails and reduce fungal load effectively. 5. Comprehensive Protocol: Clear instructions for daily and weekly use ensure optimal results, treating both nail and skin fungi to prevent reinfection. 6. Podiatrist-Formulated: Developed by Dr. Nicole Graf Freels, a certified podiatrist, ensuring professional-grade efficacy and safety. 7. Free Shipping: Enjoy complimentary shipping on orders over $79, making it easy to stock up on essential foot care. This treatment kit is ideal for individuals suffering from nail fungus and athlete's foot, providing a dual-action approach to eliminate both conditions. It performs best in daily hygiene routines and is suitable for all skin types. Target users include athletes, active individuals, or anyone prone to foot infections. The kit excels in humid environments or during seasonal changes when fungal infections are more prevalent, ensuring feet remain healthy and fungus-free year-round.

Price: $110.7 - $123

Dr. Nicole Graf (Freels)'s review

Here's what I explain to patients constantly: the fungus on your skin and the fungus in your nail are usually the same organism, and they reseed each other. Treat the nail and the skin puts it right back. Treat the skin and the nail stays a reservoir. Add in the shoe you wear every day and the shower floor you stand on every morning, and you've got four surfaces keeping one problem alive. This kit is the protocol I actually walk people through, with all four covered: CLEAN in the shower, FRESH on feet and inside shoes, REPAIR on the nail and cuticle daily, RELAX as a soak two or three times a week to soften thick nails so treatment can get in. Who it's a fit for: anyone dealing with both at once — thickened or discolored toenails plus flaking, peeling, or cracked skin between the toes. It's also the honest answer for anyone who's treated one or the other before and watched it come back, because recurrence almost always means a surface got missed. Set expectations properly: nails grow slowly, so this is months of daily use while new nail grows out, not weeks. I built it as a routine rather than a hero product for exactly that reason — a two-minute routine is one you'll still be doing in month four. If you have diabetes, neuropathy, or circulation problems, or a nail that's painful, red, or lifting from the bed, see your podiatrist before starting anything at home.

Recommended by Dr. Nicole Graf (Freels), DPM, FACPM, CPRM, C.Ped, CPP

Frequently asked questions

What does Dr. Nicole Graf (Freels) say about the Nail Fungus & Athlete's Foot Treatment Kit?

Why does Dr. Nicole Graf (Freels) recommend Modern Podiatrist?

Dr. Nicole Graf (Freels) recommends the Modern Podiatrist Nail Fungus & Athlete's Foot Treatment Kit for nutrition & wellness. Here's what I explain to patients constantly: the fungus on your skin and the fungus in your nail are usually the same organism, and they reseed each other. Treat the nail and the skin puts it right back. Treat the skin and the nail stays a reservoir. Add in the shoe you wear every day and the shower floor you stand on every morning, and you've got four surfaces keeping one problem alive. This kit is the protocol I actually walk people through, with all four covered: CLEAN in the shower, FRESH on feet and inside shoes, REPAIR on the nail and cuticle daily, RELAX as a soak two or three times a week to soften thick nails so treatment can get in. Who it's a fit for: anyone dealing with both at once — thickened or discolored toenails plus flaking, peeling, or cracked skin between the toes. It's also the honest answer for anyone who's treated one or the other before and watched it come back, because recurrence almost always means a surface got missed. Set expectations properly: nails grow slowly, so this is months of daily use while new nail grows out, not weeks. I built it as a routine rather than a hero product for exactly that reason — a two-minute routine is one you'll still be doing in month four. If you have diabetes, neuropathy, or circulation problems, or a nail that's painful, red, or lifting from the bed, see your podiatrist before starting anything at home.

Is the Nail Fungus & Athlete's Foot Treatment Kit a good nutrition & wellnes?

Yes — Dr. Nicole Graf (Freels) recommends the Nail Fungus & Athlete's Foot Treatment Kit by Modern Podiatrist as their nutrition & wellness pick. Here's what I explain to patients constantly: the fungus on your skin and the fungus in your nail are usually the same organism, and they reseed each other. Treat the nail and the skin puts it right back. Treat the skin and the nail stays a reservoir. Add in the shoe you wear every day and the shower floor you stand on every morning, and you've got four surfaces keeping one problem alive. This kit is the protocol I actually walk people through, with all four covered: CLEAN in the shower, FRESH on feet and inside shoes, REPAIR on the nail and cuticle daily, RELAX as a soak two or three times a week to soften thick nails so treatment can get in. Who it's a fit for: anyone dealing with both at once — thickened or discolored toenails plus flaking, peeling, or cracked skin between the toes. It's also the honest answer for anyone who's treated one or the other before and watched it come back, because recurrence almost always means a surface got missed. Set expectations properly: nails grow slowly, so this is months of daily use while new nail grows out, not weeks. I built it as a routine rather than a hero product for exactly that reason — a two-minute routine is one you'll still be doing in month four. If you have diabetes, neuropathy, or circulation problems, or a nail that's painful, red, or lifting from the bed, see your podiatrist before starting anything at home.