It may work for some people, but it isn't recommended you try it. there are many far better options to use first.
You should ask your doctor, because to cure nail fungus is very depend on how bad the infection is. Now, research has proven that Vicks VapoRub can cure nail fungus. In fact, most patients were satisfied with treatment using Vicks VapoRub.
Vicks VapoRub was created in 1905.
Using tea tree oil and soaking it in vinegar is one of the many home remedies that you could use in treating toenail fungus. Three home remedies which already clinically proven for nail fungus treatments are tea tree oil, snakeroot leaf extract, and vicks vaporub.
The generic name for Vicks VapoRub is camphor, eucalyptus oil, and menthol. These active ingredients work together to provide temporary relief from cough and muscle aches. Vicks VapoRub is commonly used as a topical ointment to soothe cold symptoms when applied to the chest and throat.
Yes. I have used Vicks Vapor Rub on my toenails on many occasions and it clears them right up. I put it on top of the nail, as well as, push it under the nail at the tip of the nail.
Vic ointment may refer to the ointment Vicks VapoRub. VapoRub is a cream that can help you with your congestion when you have a cold.
Yes, Vicks VapoRub contains ingredients like camphor and menthol that can be toxic to rats if ingested or inhaled in large amounts. It is best to avoid exposing rats to Vicks VapoRub to prevent any potential harm.
Vicks Vapor Rub is poisonous to humans if digested, I would suspect it's the same for dogs. So I wouldn't use it on a dog.
Usually, so it doesn't rub off on your sheets.
Boil or heat a liquid or ice cube or water and you get a vapor. Heat a medication such as Vicks Vaporub and you get a medicated vapor.
YES, some children under two years of age have died from incorrectly applied Vicks. In the cases of death, young children had Vicks placed directly under their noses.