Advanced topical antifungal care for foot and nail fungus infections, including athlete’s foot
THE ADVANCED TOPICAL ANTIFUNGAL

State-of-the-art care for foot and nail fungus.

Fungacillin-P incorporates advanced treatment and application technology for foot and nail fungus infections, including onychomycosis and athlete’s foot (tinea pedis).

Precision brush Easy daily use Targeted application
Fungacillin-P brush-on topical antifungal being applied around the toes
Brush-On Precision format
Topical External care
Daily Simple routine
$39 Per person / monthly supply
ADVANCED ANTIFUNGAL TECHNOLOGY

Why Fungacillin-P is different.

Undecylenic acid, one of the ingredients in Fungacillin-P, is an over-the-counter antifungal fatty acid used to help inhibit fungal growth on accessible skin surfaces. Because topical products may have difficulty reaching infection located beneath a thickened nail plate, consistent application and the gradual growth of a new, healthier-looking nail are important parts of the care process.

Fungacillin-P was developed to combine established topical antifungal care with selected supportive ingredients and a precision brush-on delivery format. Its formulation concept focuses on improving contact with affected areas, supporting penetration across the nail surface and addressing the protective environment associated with fungal biofilms.

Anti-Biofilm and Nail Permeation Technology A synergistic formulation concept designed to support targeted delivery, consistent application and advanced topical fungal foot and nail care.

The formulation is based on years of research into selected polyphenols and other supportive compounds studied for antifungal, antioxidant and biofilm-related properties. Together, these components are intended to provide a practical triple-action approach: topical antifungal activity, biofilm-focused support and improved contact with the affected nail and surrounding skin.

Because over-the-counter topical products generally work from the surface, visible improvement in a fungal toenail can take several months while damaged nail tissue grows out. Fungacillin-P is designed to make this long-term routine easier to apply and maintain.

TOPICAL ANTIFUNGAL CARE ANTI-BIOFILM SUPPORT NAIL PERMEATION CONCEPT POLYPHENOL TECHNOLOGY PRECISION BRUSH APPLICATION
ADVANCED TREATMENT TECHNOLOGY

Designed for foot and nail fungus care.

A practical brush-on topical antifungal format for athlete’s foot, fungal skin around the toes and affected nail areas.

Precise application

The brush helps apply a controlled layer to affected skin, toe areas and around affected nails.

Easy daily routine

No complicated preparation. Clean, dry and apply according to the product directions.

Supports healthier habits

Works best alongside breathable shoes, dry socks, clean feet and disinfected nail tools.

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FUNGACILLIN-P Brush-On Bottle (30 ml)

FUNGACILLIN-P Brush-On Bottle (30 ml)

$39 USD

FUNGACILLIN-P Tripak Bundle (3 bottles)

FUNGACILLIN-P Tripak Bundle (3 bottles)

$99 USD

A BETTER APPLICATION EXPERIENCE

More focused than a spray. Cleaner than a cream.

Fungacillin-P was created for people who want an antifungal routine that feels simple, direct and manageable.

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Apply only where needed Reduce mess and unnecessary product contact.
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Reach difficult areas Useful around toes, skin folds and nail edges.
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Make treatment repeatable A compact format designed for everyday use.
HOW TO USE

Clean. Dry. Brush on.

Follow the final label directions and warnings. Use only as directed.

1

Clean the area

Wash the affected foot and surrounding skin before application.

Remove sweat, dirt and residue first.
2

Dry thoroughly

Pay special attention between toes, where retained moisture can encourage fungal growth.

Use a clean towel and dry every toe space.
3

Brush on as directed

Apply a thin layer to affected skin and the surrounding area according to the label.

Consistency matters more than over-application.
HELP PREVENT REINFECTION

Healthy feet are a daily habit.

Foot fungus can return when damp footwear, shared surfaces or contaminated tools remain part of the routine.

Do this

  • Keep feet clean and completely dry.
  • Wear breathable shoes and moisture-wicking socks.
  • Use shower shoes in gyms, pools and locker rooms.
  • Disinfect nail clippers and foot-care tools.
  • Rotate shoes and allow them to dry fully.

Avoid this

  • Wearing damp socks for long periods.
  • Sharing shoes, towels or nail tools.
  • Ignoring athlete’s foot around affected nails.
  • Stopping treatment earlier than directed.
  • Self-treating severe nail changes indefinitely.
WHAT MAKES FUNGACILLIN-P DIFFERENT

A triple-action approach to daily fungal foot care.

Fungacillin-P combines an established topical antifungal ingredient, a plant-derived polyphenol complex and a precision brush-on delivery format.

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Antifungal action

Undecylenic acid is an over-the-counter fatty acid used to help inhibit fungal growth in certain superficial fungal skin infections.

2

Polyphenol support

Plant-derived polyphenols are studied for antifungal, antioxidant and biofilm-disrupting activity against several fungal species.

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Targeted delivery

The brush-on format places the solution directly on affected skin, around the toes and along the visible edges of affected nails.

NAIL FUNGUS AND ATHLETE'S FOOT

Two separate conditions that can occur together.

Both nail fungus and athlete's foot are commonly associated with dermatophytes and other fungi. Infection may spread from the skin to the nail or from an infected nail back to surrounding skin.

Fungal toenails (onychomycosis)

Fungal toenails may become brittle, discolored, thickened or painful. They are more common in older adults and can spread through contaminated surfaces, footwear and nail-care tools.

  • The nail plate and nail bed create a dark, protected environment.
  • Visible improvement is slow because toenails grow slowly.
  • Persistent or severe nail changes may require professional diagnosis.

Athlete's foot

Athlete's foot commonly affects the skin between the toes and on the soles of the feet. Symptoms can include itching, redness, scaling, cracking and burning.

  • Moisture and occlusive footwear can encourage recurrence.
  • The infection may spread toward the toenails.
  • Drying the feet carefully is an essential first step.

Suggested daily-use framework

Use Fungacillin-P consistently as part of your daily foot-care routine and follow the directions provided with the product.

Fungal skin around nails Brush the affected and surrounding areas once or twice daily for approximately 2–6 weeks, then continue twice weekly for an additional 2 weeks.
Athlete's foot Brush affected skin once or twice daily for approximately 2–4 weeks, then continue a couple of days per week for an additional 2 weeks.
UNDECYLENIC ACID

An established topical antifungal ingredient.

Undecylenic acid is used in non-prescription topical antifungal products for certain superficial fungal skin infections.

At higher over-the-counter strengths, often up to 25% depending on the product and jurisdiction, undecylenic acid is used to help stop fungal growth on accessible skin surfaces. It works best when applied consistently to clean, dry skin according to label directions.

Topical products can have difficulty reaching deeply beneath a thickened nail plate. For this reason, skin surrounding the nail is generally more accessible than infection located deep within the nail bed. Visible nail restoration may take months because a new, healthy nail must grow forward gradually.

Light filing of a thickened nail surface is sometimes used in nail-care routines, but this should only be done when appropriate and without causing injury. People with diabetes, poor circulation or reduced sensation should seek professional advice before filing or treating nails at home.

POLYPHENOL TECHNOLOGY

Plant compounds studied for multiple antifungal mechanisms.

Polyphenols are naturally occurring plant compounds investigated for antimicrobial, antioxidant and antifungal properties.

MECHANISM 01

Cell membrane disruption

Some polyphenols may alter fungal cell membranes, surface charge and hydrophobicity, affecting membrane stability and function.

MECHANISM 02

Biofilm inhibition

Research suggests certain polyphenols can interfere with fungal biofilm formation, which may reduce the organism's protective environment.

MECHANISM 03

Oxidative stress

Some polyphenols may promote reactive oxygen species inside fungal cells, contributing to cellular stress and impaired growth.

MECHANISM 04

Ergosterol interference

Certain polyphenols are studied for effects on ergosterol-related pathways, an important component of fungal cell membranes.

MECHANISM 05

Enzyme inhibition

Polyphenols may interfere with fungal enzymes involved in metabolism, replication and cell maintenance.

MECHANISM 06

Potential synergy

Laboratory studies have explored whether selected polyphenols can enhance the activity of conventional antifungal agents.

Polyphenols can be degraded during normal digestion when consumed orally. Topical delivery avoids the digestive process and places the formulation directly on the skin. Modern delivery systems are studied for their ability to improve solubility, stability, controlled release, skin adhesion, hydration, retention and penetration.

This combination of targeted topical delivery and plant-derived compounds is designed to support a practical, consistent antifungal foot-care routine.

KEY POLYPHENOLS

Compounds frequently studied for antifungal activity.

Scientific literature highlights several plant-derived compounds with potential antifungal properties.

Curcumin

A turmeric-derived polyphenol studied against Candida and other fungal organisms.

EGCG

A green-tea catechin investigated for effects on fungal cell walls and Candida biofilms.

Resveratrol

A grape-derived stilbene studied for effects on mycelial growth and fungal spore germination.

Tannic acid

A plant polyphenol studied against several fungal species, including resistant Candida strains.

Quercetin

A flavonoid found in many fruits and vegetables and investigated for antifungal activity.

Gallic and caffeic acids

Phenolic acids studied for their ability to restrict the growth of various fungal organisms.

COMMON BOTANICAL SOURCES

Concentrated extracts rich in polyphenols.

Polyphenols used in research and formulation development may be obtained from a range of plant-derived sources.

Green tea extract

Rich in catechins such as EGCG and other phenolic compounds.

Pomegranate peel

Contains punicalagins, gallic acid and ellagic acid.

Grape seed extract

A source of proanthocyanidins and related polyphenols.

Propolis

A resinous bee product containing flavonoids and other bioactive compounds.

Resveratrol sources

Commonly associated with grapes, berries and selected botanical extracts.

Chlorogenic acid sources

Found in coffee, green tea and numerous plant materials.

Turmeric extract

A concentrated source of curcuminoids, including curcumin.

Fruit and berry extracts

Potential sources of quercetin, caffeic acid and gallic acid derivatives.

PRODUCT & PRICING

A complete monthly supply for one person.

Each Fungacillin-P package includes a 30 mL bottle with a brush-on applicator and complete, simple instructions.

30 mL Brush-On Bottle

Approximately one month of topical antifungal care for one person.

$39 per person
  • 30 mL bottle with precision brush-on applicator
  • Approximately one month’s supply for one person
  • Complete, simple instructions included with every bottle
  • Designed for convenient, targeted daily application
Use a different bottle and applicator for each person. Do not share the product, bottle or applicator. This helps avoid cross-contamination.
COMMON QUESTIONS

Everything customers need to know.

What is Fungacillin-P intended for?

It is presented as a topical antifungal product for athlete’s foot and fungal skin around the toes and affected nail areas. Use the product according to the directions provided.

Can athlete’s foot and nail fungus occur together?

Yes. Fungal infection may affect both skin and toenails. Nail infections are often harder to treat because they may extend beneath the nail plate.

How long does treatment take?

Use the product for the period stated on the label. Skin symptoms may improve before a damaged toenail looks normal because toenails grow slowly.

When should I speak with a healthcare professional?

Seek medical advice for diabetes, poor circulation, immune suppression, severe pain, swelling, drainage, spreading redness, uncertain diagnosis or symptoms that do not improve.

Why does consistent application matter?

Fungi can persist in warm, moist environments. Topical treatment generally requires regular application for the full label-directed period, even when symptoms begin to improve.

Why can fungal nails take longer to improve?

The infection may be protected beneath a thick nail plate, and toenails grow slowly. The damaged nail must gradually be replaced by new growth.

What role do polyphenols play in the formulation concept?

Polyphenols are included for their researched antifungal, antioxidant and biofilm-related properties. Specific product benefits must be supported by the final formula and product-specific evidence.

How can reinfection be reduced?

Keep feet dry, wear moisture-wicking socks, rotate and dry footwear, use sandals in communal areas, disinfect nail tools and address athlete's foot promptly.

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