Gone Away Fungal Treatment combats fungal infections

Restores the appearance of healthy nails. Sanitises and dehydrates eliminating the environment necessary for the growth of mould and bacteria. Yellow, brown or green discolouration at the nail tips and spreading down towards the cuticle are a hallmark of this condition. Thymol is a time honoured formulation used by dermatologist to manage these types of nail infections.

Features and Benefits:

• Advanced Formula: The product’s sophisticated composition, utilising a blend of powerful antifungal agents, delivers fast-acting relief and treatment. It’s particularly effective against stubborn infections, reducing treatment time and enhancing patient outcomes.
• Deep Penetration Technology: Gone Away’s unique formula penetrates deeply into the skin and nails, ensuring that the active ingredients reach the site of infection efficiently. This deep penetration is critical in treating hard-to-reach fungal colonies, offering a more comprehensive and effective treatment.
• Safe for Sensitive Skin: While potent against fungi, the solution is formulated to be gentle on the skin. It’s hypoallergenic and free from harsh chemicals, making it suitable for patients with sensitive skin.
• Easy Application: The product comes with an applicator that allows for precise and hygienic application, crucial in a professional setting. This feature minimises waste and ensures that the treatment is applied directly to the affected area.
• Rapid Results: Clinicians and patients alike will appreciate the quick visible results, often noticeable within just a few days of application.
• Long-lasting Protection: Beyond immediate treatment, Gone Away provides ongoing protection against recurrent infections, a vital feature for long-term patient care.
• Australian Made: Proudly manufactured in Australia, adhering to the highest standards of quality and safety.

How to Use:

1. Clean and dry the affected area thoroughly.
2. Shake the bottle well before use.
3. Apply a thin layer of Gone Away Fungal Treatment using the applicator to the affected area twice daily (morning and evening) or as directed by a healthcare professional.
4. Allow the solution to dry completely before covering with clothing or footwear.
5. Continue the treatment for a minimum of four weeks or until symptoms resolve.

FAQs:

1. How quickly can I expect to see results?
   Visible improvements are often seen within a few days, but the treatment should continue for at least four weeks.
2. Is Gone Away suitable for treating all types of fungal infections?
   It is effective against most common fungal skin and nail infections, including athlete’s foot and onychomycosis.
3. Can it be used on sensitive skin?
   Yes, its hypoallergenic formula is designed to be gentle on sensitive skin.
4. Is a prescription required to purchase Gone Away?
   No, it can be purchased directly by healthcare professionals for use in their clinics.
5. How should the product be stored?
   Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.
6. Can Gone Away be used in conjunction with other treatments?
   Consult a healthcare professional before combining treatments.

Key Ingredients:

• Thymol solution
• Isopropanol

When the unsightly nail colour no longer continues to extend toward the cuticle, the application is having an effect. Old infected nail must grow out and this may take 6-12 months. Continue application with Gone Away throughout this time.

Apply one to two droplets twice a day under nail plate. Minimise water contact with nails. Discontinue use of artificial nail tips if wearing them. Signs of inflammation, pain, lumpiness, black colour change, or pus coming from the cuticles are all reasons to see your physician.

Remove your clients nail coatings and have them apply Gone Away twice daily to clean cuticle areas and nail grooves for 2 weeks. Saturate the affected areas using this regime until nails are free of signs of staining. Applying treatments to coloured or treated nails may increase the treatment time to 4 weeks or more. The repair time will depend on the severity of the staining and compliance with the treatment regime.