
About ProtectAir
ProtectAir is a company based in The Hague, Netherlands. The News Front has published 1 press release from ProtectAir, most recently on 19 May 2020.
ProtectAir is on a mission to feet and shoes healthy, safe and fresh. Our unique products are the most effective on the market with 'characteristics' only seen in the medical industry.
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Latest release19 May 2020
ProtectAir voted best fungal nail treatment in the UK 2020
ProtectAir, the bestselling fungal nail treatment in Europe, has been voted "best fungal nail treatment" by UK consumers. London UK, May 19th 2020 ProtectAir, the new fungal nail treatment from the Netherlands, received the highest rating from UK consumers based on a survey of over 8.500 verified consumer reviews. ProtectAir fungal nail treatments are praised for their effectiveness, ease…
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Why is this important?
Allowing healthy nails to grow by preventing reinfection is of utmost importance during fungal nail treatment. Your nail is made of 'dead material' called Keratine which cannot heal. An infected nail needs to grow out completely! Depending on the severity of your fungal nail infection, this can process can last from several weeks up to 12 months.
What causes fungal nail infection?
Fungal nail infection - also called onychomycosis - is a very common nail infection caused by fungi that naturally exist on your skin. The moment these fungi start to spread, grow and thrive, they can penetrate the nail and cause fungal nail infection. Fungal nail is very contagious and does not heal by itself. Once your nails are infected, the infection can easily spread and infect other nails or even family members. Fungal nail infections are mostly found on toenails, but fingernails can get infected too. Be careful when you discover fungal nail, you minimize the infection risk by not touching it with your bare hands!
How can I recognise fungal nail infection?
To properly diagnose your infected nail. It is always advised to visit your GP to ensure you are suffering from fungal nail infection. The moment you discover a nail infection, don't hesitate and start treatment immediately before the infection gets worse.