CareAllClotrimazole Antifungal Cream 1% USP 1.0 oz. (6 Pack), Cures Most Athlete’s Foot, Jock Itch and Ringworm, Sooths and Relieves Itching, Burning and Cracking from These Conditions

Everyone knows Lotrimin Ultra is the best, and that's why it's $20/tube; but this stuff works as well and is quite a bit cheaper. I know some people may have issues with one medication not working, but if you haven't tried this, then there's nothing to lose in getting 6 tubes for $7.00.I'm not a doctor, but if you're having trouble staying dry and/or clean, then try 91% isopropyl alcohol. The internet will tell you no because it may dry you out too much or irritate the skin more, but the whole reason you're having the issue to begin with is because you probably don't live in an arid climate and are having trouble staying dry. There's a reason that providers use it to sterilize your skin for small wounds, before injections, etc., because it performs in a "scorched earth" fashion. My guess is that the internet says no because it's only $4 for a 32oz bottle at walmart. (Iodine might do a better job, but I'd rather avoid staining stuff). Shower, dry off, generous alcohol to the area(it's going to burn if you've been scratching, but won't for long. Do your best to avoid the starfish or it's going to make you high-knee dance like you stepped on something underwater at the beach), and then cream after it dries.If it's your feet, then no socks.If it's where the sun-don't-shine, then loose basketball shorts with the pockets pulled inside out, and no undies(hopefully you can stay home for a few days to maintain this appearance). Alcohol baths a few hours later/in between the 2nd daily cream application, sleep in your birthday suit, and you'll be golden in no time. Sorry, no pictures for this review--you're welcome!

I have had athlete's foot between both pinky toes for as long as I can remember. I used Tinactin for the longest time, and it kept it at bay as long as I used it everyday, but it never went away. A few years ago I got a prescription from my doctor and that worked, but when I used it all up it came back after about a month. I thought I would try something different so I bought this. It not only got rid of it, but it's been several months since I stopped using it and my feet have no signs of athlete's feet whatsoever. If you have tried several things to no avail I would definitely give this a shot!

I've been using the spray version of this for years.It use to work really good (maybe spray for 2-3 days & no ich for weeks or months).ButRecently it's effectiveness has decreased (maybe spray 2-9 days & ich goes away for a few days to a few weeks...).I'm not sure if it's because I'm getting older, the ingredients changed, or my body built up an immunity to it.Any how this creme is like getting a reset (apply 2-3 days ich is gone for weeks to months).Nice!I was about to try this other spray that seemed to work better (I like the idea of spray vs. creme) but many reviews said It was like pepper spraying your nuts.I'm very happy not to have had to gone there & thanks for the warnings! In the end you got to do what you got to do.... For now this creme is working good enough for me.

I recently used CareAll Clotrimazole Antifungal for a stubborn fungal issue, and I am impressed with the results. The cream isn't greasy at all, which was a big plus for me. After applying it to the affected area as directed, I noticed significant improvement within just 3 days. The itching and discomfort subsided, and the issue was largely resolved. The non-greasy texture made it comfortable to wear during the day, and it didn't leave any residue on my clothing.CareAll Clotrimazole Antifungal Cream is a great option for those looking for an effective and affordable treatment for fungal infections.Effectiveness: This cream has a 93% positive rating, with many users praising its ability to clear up fungal infections in just a few days. Some users have reported noticeable improvements within 3 days of use. I attest to this.Non-Greasy: The cream is described as non-greasy, making it comfortable to apply and absorb quickly into the skin.Price Comparison: I purchased a pack of 6 CareAll Clotrimazole Antifungal Cream tubes at around $6.99, which works out to approximately $1.16 per tube. In contrast, Lotrimin cream can cost significantly more, with prices ranging from $5.99 to $29.95 per tube, depending on the size. This makes the CareAll option a more affordable choice.Overall, CareAll Clotrimazole Antifungal Cream is a reliable and affordable option for treating fungal infections, with a price point that's hard to beat compared to brand-name alternatives like Lotrimin.I am happy with the effectiveness and ease of use of CareAll Clotrimazole Antifungal. Highly recommend!

Me están ayudando. Aunque el proceso es lento. Pero si me están ayudando a tener los pies más suaves principalmente de los talones. Aunque por otro lado el pie de atleta va sanando pero muy lento. Pero si lo recomiendo además que es un precio muy económico.

Best product I ever use, I already try every product, I only bought this one because of the price, but surprisingly is the best one of all I tried.

Although the package was not opened 2 of the individual boxes made to hold each tube were empty. I received only 4 tubes. Did not get the advertised 6. And it is non-returnable. Will not buy this brand again.

This clotrimazole cream cleared up my athlete’s foot in just a few days. I noticed relief from the itching and burning after the first use. Highly recommended for anyone dealing with fungal infections!