SFN10 Nail Mycosis

SFN10 Nail Mycosis is a topical antifungal nail-care lacquer formulated with a blend of active and natural ingredients — Piroctone Olamine, Urea, Tea Tree Oil, and Lactic Acid — combined in a fast-drying liquid solution. It is supplied in a compact 3.3ml bottle fitted with a fine brush applicator, designed for controlled application directly onto the nail plate and surrounding skin.

Piroctone Olamine is a well-established antifungal ingredient widely used in topical nail and scalp formulations, paired here with Urea and Lactic Acid, two keratolytic and moisturising agents that help soften and condition the nail surface, and Tea Tree Oil, a naturally aromatic essential oil. Together, these ingredients place SFN10 Nail Mycosis within the category of cosmetic-grade topical nail lacquers, distinct from prescription-strength antifungal nail treatments.

As an over-the-counter (OTC) product, SFN10 Nail Mycosis is available without a prescription across Malaysia and Singapore and is suitable for application to both fingernails and toenails. It is intended for external use only and should be kept tightly capped between uses to preserve the solution’s consistency.

Clean and thoroughly dry the affected nail and surrounding skin before each application. Using the brush applicator provided, apply a thin, even layer of SFN10 Nail Mycosis across the entire surface of the nail and the skin immediately surrounding it. Allow the solution to dry completely — this usually takes a few minutes — before putting on socks, shoes, or gloves, or touching the treated area. Wipe the brush applicator clean and recap the bottle tightly after each use.

Apply SFN10 Nail Mycosis once or twice daily, or as recommended by a pharmacist or healthcare provider based on the condition of the nail. Consistency of daily application matters more than applying a thicker layer at any one time — a thin, even coat is sufficient for each use. Avoid applying nail polish, nail varnish, or artificial nails over the treated nail during the course of use, as this may prevent the solution from drying and being absorbed properly.

Use SFN10 Nail Mycosis before the expiry date printed on the bottle and outer packaging. Once opened, use the solution within the period stated on the packaging, and discard it if it changes noticeably in colour, consistency, or smell, or if the brush applicator becomes stiff or clumped.

Store SFN10 Nail Mycosis upright in a cool, dry place below 30°C, away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Keep the bottle cap tightly closed between uses to prevent the solution from drying out or evaporating, and keep it out of the reach and sight of children.

• Common: Mild irritation or a stinging sensation on the nail or surrounding skin, particularly during the first few applications.
• Common: Temporary discolouration of the treated nail.
• Common: Light tingling or a brief burning sensation shortly after application.
• Serious: Signs of an allergic skin reaction such as spreading rash, blistering, marked swelling, or intense itching around the nail — this needs prompt medical attention as it may indicate hypersensitivity to one of the ingredients.
• Serious: Signs of a worsening skin or nail infection around the treated area, such as increasing redness, warmth, swelling, or pus, which should be assessed by a doctor or pharmacist promptly.

• Known allergy or hypersensitivity to Piroctone Olamine, Urea, Tea Tree Oil, Lactic Acid, or any other ingredient in the solution.
• Application onto open wounds, broken skin, or actively bleeding areas around the nail.
• Use on infants and very young children without prior advice from a doctor or pharmacist.
• Use together with nail polish, nail varnish, or artificial/acrylic nails applied over the treated nail during the course of treatment.

• Avoid applying other topical nail or skin products containing similar active ingredients to the same nail at the same time as SFN10 Nail Mycosis, as this may increase the risk of local irritation.
• Do not apply nail polish, nail hardener, or artificial nails over a nail being treated with SFN10 Nail Mycosis, as this can trap the solution and prevent it from drying properly.
• No significant food interactions are known, as this is a topical product intended for external use only and is not swallowed.

• Trim and file the affected nail as needed before each application, following any specific guidance from a pharmacist.
• Wash and dry your hands or feet thoroughly, and make sure the nail is completely dry, before applying the solution.
• Wipe any excess solution from the brush applicator against the neck of the bottle before use to control the amount applied.
• Wait until the solution has fully dried before putting on socks, closed shoes, or gloves.
• Keep separate nail files or tools for the treated nail where possible, to reduce the chance of spreading anything to other nails.
• Recap the bottle firmly straight after each use to stop the solution from thickening or drying out.

Precautions: Use SFN10 Nail Mycosis for external application to the nail and surrounding skin only, avoiding contact with the eyes and other mucous membranes. Do not apply to open wounds or actively bleeding areas, and avoid using nail polish, nail varnish, or artificial nails over the treated nail during the course of use. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering use on a young child, speak with a doctor or pharmacist first.

When to See a Doctor or Pharmacist: Stop using SFN10 Nail Mycosis and seek medical advice if you notice signs of an allergic reaction such as spreading rash, blistering, or marked swelling, or if the skin or nail around the treated area shows increasing redness, warmth, swelling, or pus. If irritation persists or you are unsure whether this product is suitable for your particular nail condition, consult a doctor or pharmacist before continuing.