PODERM Swiss-Made Antifungal Nail Polish – Lilac | Breathable Treatment with Tea Tree, Silicon & Biotin | Strengthens, Repairs & Conceals Yellow, Brittle & Damaged Nails | Podiatrist-Developed

Excellent product. I am using this because it works with their nail fungus treatment serum. But even with healthy nails, I think this nail polish is kinder to the nails than most.Excellent coverage and only needs one coat. Wears well, even when I have worn walking sandals that cover the toes for work - normally that damages nail polish.Pretty colour. I do not know how it wears on finger nails - I play the guitar and so my nails are very short. But it is certainly excellent for the toes!!!Love it and fab colour - as per the photo

Not long lasting. Bought this as although I don’t have a nail infection, usually by the end of summer wearing nail polish the whole season, I get the start of white spots on one nail and have to treat it over winter. Hoping to break the cycle with a breathable polish. I don’t love the colour but it’s ok. Could do with more shades of pink. The paint chipped quickly but I’ll stick with it and also try and find better breathable polishes. Expensive compared to other breathable polishes.

Very good, looks good as well.

Polish is hard to apply, it is too thick and it goes streaky on nails. Applicator brush is not of a good quality

Expensive, but it does seem to be the only varnish which aids my dry and brittle nails.Seems to go to ‘toffee’ consistency sooner than other nail varnish, but still good.

If you’re dealing with nail fungus and think a nail polish containing tea tree oil will fix it—don’t waste your money. This is an overpriced nail polish that doesn’t treat the fungus; it only masks it, and you could do that with any cheap polish.If you truly want to see improvement, skip the polish altogether. Just buy pure tea tree oil and apply it directly to clean, unpolished nails daily. That’s what I did, and I’ve seen a big difference. This product, unfortunately, did nothing for me.

Gorgeous colour

It is a fairly discrete pink and takes a couple of coats to look right. It seems to be working quite well and we are persevering with it. It is over two years since we started attacking this "infection" with this company's products, Se have reduced the thickness of the nails by filing and their appearance by application of its products. The patient is very pleased with the results so far and can now wear her peep toe sandals without embarrassment. It is not perfect yet and we have some way to go before all traces of the fungi have gone. If and when that happens I shall review again. The NHS advice she had before we started was to apply tea tree oil that had no chance of working through the umpteen layers of hard black nail that she had. We are pretty confident we are winning but shall post again when we do - it is NOT easy!