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I have spent over $1,200 on toenail fungus products and NOTHING WORKED for me. I was about to give up entirely, since I've been battling with this for years. Until a doctor told me that topicals have a hard time reaching the fungus. I wish somebody would've told me this years ago, so that's why I'm writing this. Hear me out. I am not someone who falls for things easily. I read reviews. I research ingredients, and even the companies behind the products. I did all of that before every single purchase. It did not matter. Ciclopirox first. Seven months of painting it on every night. Nothing. Then Jublia. Applied it until the bottle was empty. Nothing. I looked at terbinafine. I read about the potential side effects and I put my phone down. I was not doing that to my body. So I went the other direction. Vicks. Six weeks under a bandage every night. The internet swore by it. Tea tree oil. Twice a day for three months. Pharmaceutical grade. Not the cheap version. Apple cider vinegar soaks until the skin around my nail started peeling. Every single one of these things had hundreds of reviews from people who swore it worked. Every single one of them did nothing for me. I met my cousin whom I haven't seen in a long time recently. I told her all about this because I was furious, how could I not. She told me to meet a podiatrist in Tampa Florida, who specializes in matters like these. I never thought she would say that. Since we were from Georgia. So I booked a meeting and said why not. I didn't want my nails to look like this anymore. Especially since it now has spread to two more nails while I was trying to remove it. Then I met the doctor. Her name was Dr. Kellerman. And here's what she eventually told me. Every single topical product sold for toenail fungus shares one flaw. Not a brand flaw. Not a formula flaw. A physics flaw. When you apply a liquid, a gel, a lacquer, or a cream to the surface of a toenail and wait for it to dry, that product is in contact with your nail for somewhere around 60 seconds before it begins to evaporate. 60 seconds. A toenail is not like skin. It is one of the densest structures the human body produces. Its entire biological purpose is to stop things from penetrating it. The fungus does not live on the surface of the nail. It lives underneath it. In the nail bed below the nail plate. So every topical you have applied has been evaporating off the surface of a wall. You were not applying it wrong. You were not inconsistent. You were not a special case that does not respond to topicals. Your nails just need something that doesn't evaporate in 60 seconds. Then I obviously asked Dr. Kellerman, what else could I try now. She told me she had something for me. She says it's not standard practice for podiatrists to recommend this. Because she discovered this a year ago, since many clients like myself had all the same stories. She doesn't even recommend topicals at all to clients anymore, just this or terbinafine. Terbinafine works, but many are scared of the side effects. So she's happy she has an alternative. So she gave me overnight patches. I was quite skeptical when I saw them. But she told me the most important part to overcome this issue is. Contact time. A patch pressed directly against the nail for eight hours while you sleep does not evaporate. It does not dry. It does not disappear into a sock. Eight hours is not a longer version of sixty seconds. It is a structurally different interaction with the nail entirely. The patch had three ingredients. Urea, glycerin, and tea tree oil. And before you think what I thought, this is not a bandaid over a cream. The ingredients are embedded directly into the patch material itself. Eight hours of everything pressed against the nail as one thing. Not a liquid under an adhesive. The delivery and the compounds are the same object. Urea softens and thins the thickened nail structure from the outside. Glycerin restores moisture to the nail bed underneath. Tea tree oil reaches the nail bed directly once the nail has softened enough to let it through. None of this is possible in 60 seconds. All of it becomes possible in eight hours. Dr. Kellerman gave me two packages that day. I put the first one on as soon as I got home. Week 2: nothing visible. Maybe the yellow looked slightly less angry. But the smell was gone. Completely gone. Week 3: I noticed the clear section at the base — where new nail grows in — was actually clear. Not yellow. Not streaked. Clear. Week 4: the clear section had grown. The yellow was still there, but it was being pushed out. Week 6: I finally recognized my nails again. After about a month I wore sandals to my friend's birthday dinner. I did not think about my feet once that night. Not once. The patches that Dr. Kellerman gave me are called Glovoro. $39 for a full month's supply. They have a money back guarantee. If you see nothing you pay nothing. I am not affiliated with them. Nobody asked me to write this. I am writing it because I spent four years being told the problem was my consistency, my product choice, my case being too advanced. It was never any of those things. If you have been applying topicals for months or years and nothing has moved, now you know why. And this is what finally worked for me. https://glovoro.com/products/patches P.S. This works for all nails, not only toenails. P.P.S. Do not buy nail patches from Amazon. People find cheaper versions there and want to know if they are the same thing. They are not. The patches on Amazon are made to a price point. The adhesive varies. The ingredients vary by seller and by batch. If the patch does not stay adhered through all eight hours the contact time breaks down. And it becomes another thing you tried that did not work. So if you want the ones I used and what Dr. Kellerman recommended to me, that's Glovoro.