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Amorolfine
Nail Laquer 5%
Topical treatment for fungal nail infections
Anti-fungal
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5 ml Nail Laquer
3 ml Nail Laquer
Choose The Active Ingredient Amorolfine
5%
Suitability criteria
Anti-fungal
Drug Warning
Follow printed instructions given with this medicine
Warnings and Contraindications
Avoid having any artificial nails on the affected fingers or toes during treatment
Avoid contact with ears
Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes
Use with caution in child likely to suck affected digits
Amorolfine 5% nail lacquer should not be applied on the skin around the nail
Not licensed for use in children under 12 years of age
Amorolfine should not be used during pregnancy and/or lactation unless clearly necessary
Common Side Effects
Side effects with amorolfine nail lacquer are rare or very rare and tend to be localised to the area being used. There is very small possibility you may see some nail discolouration or skin reactions. Please seek advice further advice
Other Ingredients
Additional ingredients can be found on the Patient Information Leaflet or contact My Pharmacy 365 for advice
Dose
Apply a coat of the lacquer using the applicator 1–2 times a week for 6 months to treat finger nails or 9–12 months for toe nails (review at intervals of 3 months), apply to infected nails after filing and cleansing, allow to dry.
Active Ingredient
It is possible to continue to use cosmetic nail varnish as long as it is applied at least 10 minutes after amorolfine nail lacquer; the nail varnish should be removed before repeat application of amorolfine
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11.99
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11.99
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