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Loceryl Curanail is an antifungal which is applied directly to infected nails.
To order your treatment online, simply complete our medical questionnaire. If approved by our doctors, our UK registered pharmacy will dispense and dispatch your medicine for a discreet next-day delivery.
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This is why we also take steps to conceal your prescription products under two layers of packaging.
We have a commitment to delivering a discreet service and understand your need for privacy. We ship all orders via a trackable courier using discreet, plain packaging.
Once your order is dispatched you will receive a tracking number via sms and email.
We deliver medications between Monday and Saturday. You can upgrade to Saturday delivery on Friday.
You should receive a tracking number with your order which you can use this number to track your parcel online. This should give you a clear indication of where your parcel is. If you haven’t received your parcel in the time frame given by our couriers, contact your local depot to find out where it is. You can also contact our support team who will do this for you.
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You can pay for your order using credit, debit card or via bank transfer.
If you don’t have a credit or debit card you can pay via bank transfer. We will give you a unique reference number at checkout along with details of how to make the transfer. Once the money has cleared in our account, we will process your order.
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Loceryl is an antifungal which is used to treat fungal nail infections.
Fungal nail infections, also known as dermatophytic onychomycosis, often starts to develop at the edge of the nail, causing discolouration and damage to the nail. People with diabetes, weak immune systems and those who share public changing facilities are at a heightened risk of getting nail infections.
It starts to develop at the edge of the nail and spreads across. If left untreated, a fungal nail infection can cause foot pain or spread to other parts of the body and cause athlete's foot, jock itch or cellulitis.
The infection can cause the nail to lift from the nail bed. The nail may need to partially or fully removed by a medical procedure called avulsion. In some cases, the infected nail may need to be permanently removed (matrixectomy). This involves surgically or chemically destroying the growing centre of the nail's base, preventing the nail from growing back.
If you suspect you have a fungal nail infection, speak to your GP. They will take a sample from your nail to determine whether it is caused by a fungus. If the test is positive, they will recommend the right course of treatment.
Treatment usually involves an oral or topical antifungal. It can take between 12-18 months for the infection to go away. Successful treatment of fungal nail infection does not build immunity to future infections, making it possible for the infection to return.
Loceryl nail lacquer contains an antifungal called amorolfine.
This medicine damages the cells of the fungi by perforating the cell wall. The contents of the cell spill out, killing the cell and preventing it from replicating.
While the medicine treats an ongoing infection, it does not prevent future infections from occurring. If you are concerned about future infections, speak to your doctor about preventative measures you can take to minimise your risk of contracting fungal nail infections.
Paint the lacquer onto your infected nail(s) twice a week.
Start by filing the infected nail thoroughly with the included nail files. Do not use these files on your healthy nails as this can increase the risk of spreading the infection. When you have finished using the file, safely discard it.
Clean the infected nail with one of the disposable alcohol swabs.
Dip the applicator into the lacquer but do not wipe any excess off on the edge of the bottleneck.
Apply the lacquer to the nail, ensuring to cover the entire surface area of the nail. Leave the lacquer to dry for approximately 5 minutes.
Once applied, clean the applicator using the alcohol swap you used prior before putting the applicator back in the bottle.
Safely discard the used alcohol swab.
Store the medicine away from the sight and reach of children.
Use the lacquer continuously until the infection has entirely grown out of the nail otherwise, you run the risk of a reoccurring infection.
Using more of the solution than recommended by your doctor will not clear up the infection faster, but it may increase your risk of side effects. It may also leave you with an insufficient amount of medicine to treat the infection.
All medicines carry the risk of side effects, though not everybody gets them. It's important to understand the risks associated with your medicine so that you know what to look out for and notify your doctor.
Rare side effects (may affect to 1 in 1,000 people):
Very rare side effects (may affect up to 1 in 10,000 people):
Unknown side effects (frequency not attainable from available data):
If you experience any of the above side effects, contact your doctor for advice. You can also report your side effects online using the yellow card scheme.
Do not use Loceryl if you are allergic to any of the ingredients.
If you experience an allergic reaction, stop using the medicine and inform your doctor.
If you forget to use Loceryl, use it as soon as you remember. Continue to use Loceryl as you normally would.
Do not use more Loceryl nail lacquer to make up for the missed dose. Using more of this product than recommended by your doctor will not speed up the recovery process, but may increase your risk of side effects.
Typically, the course of treatment for a fungal nail infection using Loceryl is 6 months for a fingernail and between 8 and 12 months for a toenail. Your doctor will recommend regular check ups to ensure the treatment is working.
There are no known interactions between Loceryl nail lacquer and the consumption of alcohol.
Loceryl nail lacquer contains:
Each cleansing swab contains:
Each treatment pack contains:
Table of contents
What is a fungal nail infection?
How to use Loceryl nail lacquer?
Loceryl side effects and cautions
Resources
http://www.bad.org.uk/for-the-public/patient-information-leaflets/fungal-infections-of-the-nails/?showmore=1&returnlink=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.bad.org.uk%2Ffor-the-public%2Fpatient-information-leaflets#.XEndwFX7RhE
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