What is the Lunula laser?
About The Lunula Laser
The Erchonia Lunula laser uses low level laser light to painlessly treat toenail fungus. Lunula is FDA market cleared to effectively treat the appearance of this unsightly and sometimes painful condition. In as little as four weekly 12 minute treatments, you can regain your flip-flop and barefoot freedom. Unlike other hot lasers (ouch) that claim to treat toenail fungus or onychomycosis, the Lunula is the only pain-free, non-thermal laser treatments that has no dangerous smoke plumes or vapors and requires no anesthesia. If you've tried other options for toenail fungus such as sprays, lotions or oral prescription pills without lasting results, the Lunula will be your superior option. It will significantly increase clear nail growth over a six-month period. Clinical trial results demonstrated 89% of patients experienced 46% new clear nail growth over a 6-month period. Find out how to get on your way to baring all 10 digits without embarrassment!
How many people currently have Toenail Fungus?
It’s estimated that as many as 10% of Americans, or roughly 30-35 million people, are currently suffering from toenail fungus. It’s not surprising, because it’s easy to catch. It thrives in wet environments such as nail salons and locker rooms, and people will do just about anything to hide it.
Toenail Fungus is tough to get rid of.
Think about it – toenail fungus actually lives up under the nail bed, making your nails flaky, hard, and discolored from the inside. That makes it tough to get rid of – over the counter and even prescription creams have been extremely limited in their effectiveness for just that reason – they can’t get to the root of the problem.
Prescription pills have long been the standard for treating the infection – but their effectiveness is limited and they come with their own side effects. According to Drugs.com , “ Some people taking Lamisil have developed severe liver damage leading to liver transplant or death. It is not clear whether Lamisil actually caused the liver damage in these patients. In most cases, the patient had a serious medical condition before taking Lamisil.Call your doctor at once if you have symptoms of liver damage, such as nausea, stomach pain, loss of appetite, itching, dark urine, clay-colored stools, jaundice (yellowing of the skin or eyes). These events can occur whether or not you have ever had liver problems before.”
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