Instructions for use Foot Trooper

Foot Trooper Spray is a colorless liquid with a pleasant odor. Fine spray allows you to apply the product in a thin layer. Before you start to use, check the operation of the sprayer: point the bottle to the side and press the spray button. The spray released should be small, without large droplets forming. In order for Foot Trooper to have the desired effect, you must apply it according to the instructions.

How to use Foot Trooper spray

Foot Trooper sprayed on affected areas

The main rule when using any antifungal agent is surface preparation. Feet should be washed and dried completely with a towel or naturally. If a strong exfoliation of epithelial cells or crumbling of the nail plate is observed in the affected area, it is necessary to remove as many dead scales as possible so that they do not prevent the deep penetration of Foot Trooper active substances into the tissues. Only after that, the spray is sprayed at the site of mycosis, at a distance of 5-10 cm. The course of treatment is at least a month, without interruptions. For severe injuries, it is recommended to use the drug twice a day. 1-2 presses on the sprayer are enough, it makes no sense to apply a large amount of spray, since it has a concentrated composition, and citrus oil forms a thin film on the surface that does not let in excess substances.

Foot Trooper Spray is a universal remedy. It is used both for the complete treatment and for the prevention of fungal infections of the legs, as well as to combat bad odors and sweating disorders. In such cases, the spray is used once a day for two weeks. This allows you to restore the skin and nail integuments, normalize the secretion of the glands. If necessary, you can take Foot Trooper to sports camps, trips and business trips to reduce foot sweating and prevent the development of fungus.

Indications for use Foot Trooper

Usually the first signs of fungal infections go unnoticed, few people pay attention to slight redness or mild itching. Therefore, the indications for the use of Foot Trooper are:

  • redness and rashes on the legs, fingers, feet;
  • changes in the structure of the skin, peeling, growths, plaques;
  • dullness and compaction of the nails, their delamination and crumbling;
  • the appearance of ulcers and cracks;
  • excessive sweating;
  • dryness and roughness of the skin of the feet;
  • severe itching, burning, pain;
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  • foot protection against fungus and sweat odour.

Contraindications for Foot Trooper

Foot Trooper was tested in Spain with no side effects or allergic reactions, but the spray should be used with caution in people who are allergic to honey and citrus. Contraindicated in malignant skin lesions.