Hongo Killer Antifungal Powder - Athlete's Foot Treatment

Buenisimo , calidad óptima

Good product!

powdered antifungal using tolaftate. The only powdered one that uses that particular antifungal. Wanted to try it. Seems fine.Sometimes it's hard to review a standard commodity ingredient like tolaftate. I usually just comment if there's a particular problem, and there wasn't.

It's hot. Which means getting sweaty in various skin folds. Regular powder or cornstarch is fine, but it doesn't take much to get a good colony of skin fungi started. I've tried several powdered antifungals and this one seems to be effective. More for prevention than cure - I still need an antifungal cream once in a while, but only when I slack off with the powder.

This stuff is great! I’ve tried so many other over the counter and rx treatments and this is the only one that worked. Even other products with the same active ingredient do not work as well!

Con este muy buena calidad

This was a good buy for a while but the price has risen very significantly. Looking for alternatives. Contains talc.edit: I decided to google talc and find that it frequently naturally contains asbestos and correlates with where it is mined. The only way to know for sure is to scientifically test for it. Asbestos is a very well known carcinogen. Several manufactures claim their product is talc free. Hongo Killer is made in the Dominican Republic but that is not an indication of the source of its talc. It is possible it is asbestos free but I see no claim about that. It would be great if the manufacturer and distributor tested and made a claim as to whether its talc contained asbestos.

I have been using this powder for a long time. It is very effective.