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Fungal toenail infections, also known as onychomycosis, are a common and stubborn condition that can leave nails thickened, discoloured, and brittle.
At Algeos, we offer a targeted selection of fungal toenail treatments designed for both professionals and individuals seeking effective solutions.
Our range includes antifungal creams, nourishing nail oils, and specialist medical-grade varnishes that treat the infection while improving nail appearance.
Whether you're a podiatrist treating recurring cases or someone managing an infection at home, our products support healthy nail regrowth and hygiene.

Fungal toenail infections – or onychomycosis – are more common than many realise. Whether you're a podiatrist treating recurring cases in clinic or someone spotting early signs at home, tackling a fungal nail infection early with the right products is key to restoring clear, healthy nails.
But with so many treatment options available, how do you choose the one that actually works? In this guide, we'll explain what causes fungal nails, what to look for in an effective treatment and which products are most trusted by UK healthcare professionals and patients alike.
A fungal nail infection occurs when fungi (usually dermatophytes, but sometimes yeasts or moulds) get under or into the nail. They feed on keratin – the protein that makes up the nail – which leads to discolouration, thickening, brittleness and often a crumbly texture.
Left untreated, infections can spread to other nails or even the skin around the nail bed, making treatment more difficult.
Not all fungal nail treatments are created equal. Some focus on killing the fungus, while others aim to protect, nourish and restore the nail at the same time. Here's what to consider when choosing a product:
Look for treatments containing proven antifungal agents. Tea tree oil is a popular natural option, while medical-grade formulas often include ingredients like clotrimazole, urea or biotin, which can help soften, hydrate and support the nail as it regrows.
Products that are simple to apply – such as pens, varnishes or sprays – tend to have better compliance, especially for long-term use. Many infections take months to fully clear, so convenience matters.
Since the fungus often lives beneath the nail, a treatment needs to penetrate deeply to reach the source of infection. Look for formulas specifically developed to absorb into the nail plate.
Ingredients such as silicon and biotin not only help with treatment but also restore nail condition, reducing the chance of reinfection.
Treatments used or recommended by podiatrists and chiropodists are more likely to have undergone clinical testing and real-world evaluation. Choosing trusted brands can offer peace of mind.
At Algeos, we stock a curated range of fungal nail treatments trusted by UK podiatrists and used in clinics nationwide. Here are some standout options:
These Swiss-made formulas are enriched with tea tree oil, silicon and biotin – a triple action that treats, strengthens and nourishes.
Available in clear and tinted versions, they camouflage discolouration while working against fungus underneath. Ideal for everyday wear and discreet treatment.
This is a medical-grade treatment targeted specifically at active fungal infections. It combines antifungal agents with plant-based actives to restore balance and protect nail health.
It’s particularly useful in cases of yellowed or thickened nails that have become unsightly or uncomfortable.
Tea tree oil is well known for its antifungal and antiseptic properties. Used as part of a daily foot care routine, these products can help prevent infection or support ongoing treatment. Look for high-quality, properly formulated versions for best results.
Urea helps soften thickened, hard nails so that active ingredients can reach deeper. These are ideal when used in conjunction with antifungal treatments or before debridement in clinic settings.
Alongside using the right products, there are practical steps you can take to improve treatment outcomes:
If the infection is severe, spreading or not improving with over-the-counter products, it’s best to consult a podiatrist or GP. In some cases, oral antifungal medication or nail debridement may be needed alongside topical treatments.
Treating fungal toenails takes time, patience and consistency. Choosing the best product means looking for evidence-based ingredients, ease of use and supportive formulations that care for the nail during recovery.
At Algeos, we’re proud to support both healthcare professionals and individuals with high-quality, trusted solutions for fungal nail care.
Explore our full range of fungal toenail treatments and find the right option to help you or your patients get back on their feet – comfortably and confidently.

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