Curanail contains 5% of the active ingredient amorolfine, a fungicidal agent. It is used to treat mild fungal infections of the nails in adults, when the condition is limited to 2 nails and to the upper part of the nail. A fungal infection of the nail usually involves a change in color (white, yellow or brown) and thickening of the nail, although the external features of the fungal infection may vary considerably.
Instructions for use
Always use Curanail exactly as described in this package insert. Nails should be treated once a week. Before treatment, it is necessary to perform a nail care. Remove all remaining nail polish with a solvent and file the affected parts of the nail (especially the surface) as much as possible with one of the nail files included in the package. Next, clean and degrease the nail surface with one of the pads enclosed in the package. Next, apply the nail polish to the entire surface of the affected nail using the spatula. Between each application, it is important to clean the reusable spatula thoroughly with the pad included in the package to avoid contamination of the nail polish. After each Curanail treatment, let the treated nails dry for about 3 minutes and wash your hands carefully.
Composition
Curanail contains 5% of the active ingredient amorolfine. The other substances in this remedy are: methacrylic acid copolymers, glycerol triacetate, ethyl acetate, butyl acetate, ethanol. The compress is soaked with 0.3 ml of isopropanol 70% v/v.
Warnings
Do not use Curanail if you are allergic to any of the substances in this medicine. Use extra caution with this medicine if you have any of the following conditions: diabetes, severe nail damage, fungal infection of the skin of the foot, recurrent skin condition with scaly, dry rash, disorder of blood vessels, disorder of your immune system, or cancer. Avoid using artificial nails or other nail products during treatment with Curanail. After the application of Curanail nail polish, wait at least 10 minutes before cosmetic nail polish can be applied.
Possible side effects
Curanail can have side effects, although not everyone experiences them. Side effects to Curanail are rare. Nail abnormalities (such as nail discoloration, broken nails or brittle nails), skin burning, redness, itching, hives, blisters and allergic skin reactions have been reported. However, these reactions may also be associated with the nail infection itself.
Storage instructions
Store Curanail below 25°C and out of the sight and reach of children. Do not use this medicine after the expiration date. That can be found on the box and label after “EXP.” There it says one month and one year. The last day of that month is the expiration date.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I use Curanail?
Nails should be treated once a week. Before treatment, it is necessary to perform a nail care. Remove all remaining nail polish with a solvent and file the affected parts of the nail (especially the surface) as much as possible with one of the nail files included in the package. Next, clean and degrease the nail surface with one of the pads enclosed in the package. Next, apply the nail polish to the entire surface of the affected nail using the spatula. Between each application, it is important to clean the reusable spatula thoroughly with the pad included in the package to avoid contamination of the nail polish. After each Curanail treatment, let the treated nails dry for about 3 minutes and wash your hands carefully.










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