Compare Toenail Fungus Treatment Products

I love comparison tables. The table below will make it easier to compare the products side by side so you can see their strength and weaknesses. A summary will follow after the table.

	Zetaclear	Funginix	Claripro
Treatment Type	Oral Homeopathic and Topical Solution	Topical Treatment	Oral Homeopathic and Topical Solution
Ingredients	Tea Tree Oil, Almond Oil, Jojoba Oil, Vitamin E Oil, Lemongrass Oil, Undecylenic Acid, Clove Oil	Undecylenic Acid, USP 10%	Proprietary formula of all-natural oils (not revealed)
Price	$29.99	$39.99	$39.95
Treatment Period	2-24 weeks	2-24 weeks	2-24 weeks
Money Back Guarantee	90 days	60 days	90 days
Free Trial Offer	Y	N	Y
Side Effects	Negligible	Negligible	Negligible

Summary

As we can see by the tables, we basically have two kind of products. Straight topical and combination between homeopathical and topical. Well, some of you guys that read my previous posts already know my opinion on homeopathical treatment but to others that just join in, basically this is the conclusion:

I don't trust homeopathical treatment. If there's result from products that claim
they're homeopathic, it's probably the topical solution that does the job!

With that already behind us, we'll see the price. Basically Funginix is the most expensive (unless you buy their 3 + 2 free offer) and Zetaclear is the cheapest. Claripro's price is hard to find because they're offering 14-days free trial. On a side note, Claripro's reluctance to reveal their ingredients looks really bad for their credibility. My guess is, seeing that Zetaclear and Claripro is from the same company and their treatment type is the same, it's probably almost the same. So you can think of Claripro's free trial as test run for Zetaclear, if you're interested in their product.

Quick update Jan 14th 2010 : Zetaclear now offer a 14-day free trial. The catch is: if you don't cancel it after 14-day you will be charged 119.93 and automatically enrolled to their Lifetime Supply Offer that basically promise a lifetime refill by just paying shipping and handling.

So here's the breakdown (sorry for babbling):

If you want Zetaclear be aware that the homeopathic part (in my opinion) does nothing. ~~And you can test run by trying Claripro for free first because I think they're the same.~~ Zetaclear also have free-trial offers, but remember the catch that I mentioned above.
Quick update: Upon receiving many feedback, I come into the conclusion that the company behind MarketHealth is somewhat shady. So only buy Zetaclear or Claripro if you're really convinced that it'll work.
Funginix is somewhat expensive if you buy the one month supply, if you're interested I really recommend buying atleast a two month supply (three is the best) for maximum cost/performance.

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bwoods

Question: If you have reservations about Claripro, then why do I get a pop up ad (it's not really a pop up but one of those Flash type ads) for Claripro when I access your website?
Chris Nowheet

A feedback from email:

If ZetaClear claims to get rid of toe fungus, why is a lifetime plan offered. Doesn't that indicate that the toe fungus is not cured it is only a temporary fix. Any info would be appreciated. Thank you. - Benjamin

Excellent question isn't it?

My answer:

Yes. It's one reason I write on my blog that the company behind Zetaclear
is somewhat shady. That and, I don't believe that the Homeopathic part of
Zetaclear's treatment work more than some placebo effect.

Well, the information that I can give you is on the blog mostly. If you do
try Zetaclear, be sure you read their privacy policy. It's kinda tricky.
Even refunding means that you have to cough up some dough.
Alan

So there doesn't seem to be much choice here, either you pay too much, take a chance with the guarantee refund, or take a ahance with homeopathy. I looked around the net and found a canadian company, Futspa that has a "Toenail Drops" fungus solution. It looks like it might fit into your 'I don't believe in homeopathy" philosophy, but what do you think about it? They list all the ingredients, and is a small operation (looks like one lady). http://futspa.com/toenail-fungus-101.php and they have a seemingly no-hazzle guarantee.
peter222222

would like to hear more about Market Health being shady - I have heard others complain about them but they were mostly affiliate people not being satisfied with their earnings. Does the shady comment refer to the product itself? Thanx.
Chris Nowheet

Hey Pete, thank you for the opinion.

First of all, there's a concern about the type of treatment. If you compare the ingredients, you'll see that markethealth's product is based mostly on homeopathy. I've written about homeopathy before at my previous post : http://www.toenail-fungus-treatment.net/homeopathic-treatment-controversial-treatment

That alone raises some alert.

Second, Claripro doesn't reveal it's ingredients at all.

Third, take a look at their refund policy:

Your complete satisfaction is our ultimate goal. You may return any item shipped by Company, keeping the following in mind:

* You should return the item to us within 90 days of your purchase date.
* There is a $10.00 restocking fee for each unopened item ($5 if item was less than $20).
* We do not accept items back that have been opened or used. Opened Items are Non Refundable.
* Shipping and Handling Fees are Non Refundable.

So basically that means that any product that you did use or didn't use still gets paid. Not exactly what I call a refund. It's around $20 per bottle, if you refund, that means that you still have to pay $10 per bottle + shipping.

Hope this helps.

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