daniProDoctor Formulated Nail Polish – Play With Putty

I've had a chance to use this polish a couple of times, and I really like it. The coverage is fantastic. I'm planning to purchase more colors and I'm looking forward to seeing what improvement this polish makes to my nails over time.

I have battled toe fungus from a bad manicure for years. I tried everything.Then I discovered this great daniPro polish that effectively fights nail fungus (at least for me). And, it does NOT contain tea tree oil.The only problem was the color choices. In desperation, I created a nice pink color by combining the lightest pink and a lavender color which is almost purple. The result was a great light pink for summer. Then I decided to try the "Putty" color for fall--and I love it! I would rename it something more stylish sounding. It's a taupe/brown, not too dark or light. I also love that daniPro doesn't chip at all on my toes. But the best part is definitely that it effectively fights fungus. Hope they develop some new softer colors.

I used it on my toe, it's a good color for toes.

I like the product, although expensive. It takes at least 10 days to receive. Too long of a wait for me.

The grey is a neutral color I really like it.polish goes on easy takes two coats but dries fast.to those who say’s it chips or doesn’t last,this polish is to be changed every week on toes it last ,i don’t use on finger nails I don’t have a fungus there

While treating and almost fully successful at getting my toenails in perfect order...sometimes I just need to wear open toe shoes being that it's summer. This goes on easy and removes easy and just enough to cover the few flaws :)

I was advised to buy this polish from my dr. I like it. Don’t know if it’s helping at all, but will continue to use

The nail polish is tan/gray, not the purple that it looks like in the picture. It doesn't last long, chips easily. I also noticed that the bottle read that it fights fungus so that is why I bought it because I have toenail fungus and iIstill like to wear nailpolish, but now I noticed that it only fights fungus on skin which doesn't make sense because people don't put nailpolish on their skin, they put it on their nails, so that was misleading to me.