Get Rid of Fungal Foot Issues — Fast & Effectively

When itchiness, burning, or cracked, scaly skin on your feet, groin, or body gets in the way of comfort — this cream helps fight the root cause and restore healthy skin.

What It Does — Powerful, Targeted Relief

• Fights fungus at its source — The active ingredient, clotrimazole (1%), belongs to a class of antifungal medications called azoles. It works by inhibiting the growth of fungi responsible for common skin infections like athlete’s foot (tinea pedis), jock itch (tinea cruris), and ringworm (tinea corporis).
• Soothes itching, burning, redness & discomfort — Helps relieve annoying symptoms fast so you can get back to your day without irritation.
• Improves skin health — The cream addresses cracking, scaling, and discomfort — helping skin feel healthy and comfortable again.

What Makes This Cream Stand Out

• Over-the-counter antifungal that’s effective and widely trusted — The same strength as widely known antifungal creams, but in a brand that keeps things simple and accessible.
• Non-greasy and non-staining formula — Easy to apply, dries well, and won’t mess up socks or clothes.
• Portable and easy to use — 1 oz tube is convenient to carry in a gym bag, travel kit or first-aid stash.

How to Use & What to Expect

• Clean and dry the affected skin thoroughly before application.
• Apply a thin layer of cream to the affected area — extending slightly beyond the rash to ensure coverage.
• Use twice daily (morning & evening), or as directed on the label. Consistent use is important to fully clear infection.
• For foot fungus (athlete’s foot), pay special attention between toes; wear well-ventilated shoes and change socks daily for best results.
• Continue using the cream for the full treatment period (2–4 weeks) even if symptoms improve — stopping early can lead to recurrence.

Important Notes & When to Contact a Doctor

• For external skin use only. Avoid contact with eyes, mouth, or open wounds.
• If symptoms don’t improve after 4 weeks (athlete’s foot or ringworm) or 2 weeks (jock itch) — or if they get worse — stop use and seek medical advice.
• In rare cases, some people may experience skin irritation, redness or mild burning at the application site — if this happens or you develop a rash, discontinue and consult a physician.