Zeta Clear
Top Pick Nail Fungus Product
Zetaclear is both an oral and topical medication to treat nail fungus. It claims that the oral spray helps to deliver much needed ingredients needed to fight fungus into the bloodstream whereas the topical treatment polishes and smoothes the nails as well as softens the skin around the nail bed. Zetaclear comes in a white box and in two separate purple glass bottles – one in a small spray bottle and the topical solution in a smaller bottle. Interested whether the two-pronged attack of Zetaclear worked, I did some research into the ingredients, price and guarantee.
Editor's Rating: Good
Supplement Facts |
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| Oral Spray Ingredients: Antimonium Crudum, Arsenicum Acidum, Sulphur, Nitricum Acidum, Arbor Vitae, Mancinella |
| Topical Clear Nail Solution Ingredients: Almond Oil, Lemongrass Oil, Clove Oil, Vitamin E Oil, Undecylenic Acid, Tea Tree Oil, Jojoba Oil |
Introduction
This is a review for Zeta Clear, which is both an oral and topical medication to treat nail fungus. The manufacturer claims that the oral spray helps to deliver much needed ingredients that fight fungi in the bloodstream, while the topical treatment polishes and smooths the nails, as well as, softens the skin around the nail bed. If you a are interested to learn whether the two-pronged attack of Zeta Clear works, keep reading to find out more.
Ingredients
The ingredients in Zeta Clear are FDA approved and clinically tested.
For the oral spray, the ingredients are:
For the topical clear nail solution, the ingredients are:
Dosage
The Zeta Clear oral spray should be sprayed directly into the mouth two to three times daily. This introduces ingredients directly into the bloodstream. The topical solution should be applied directly to the affected area three times daily. One box of the spray and topical polish should last for one month. Pregnant or breastfeeding women should consult with their physicians before using Zeta Clear.
Price
If you were to purchase a one month supply directly from the Zeta Clear website it would cost $49.95 plus shipping. They have two bulk purchasing options. A three month’s supply costs $99.90 and a five month’s supply goes for $149.85. However, we were able to find varying prices for a one month supply of Zeta Clear including on Amazon where it was advertised at just $23.99 plus shipping, a significantly cheaper deal, though without the money back guarantee.
Guarantee
Via the company’s website, it states that there is a money back guarantee for 90 days after you have purchased the product. If the user feels as though they have not received the results that they were hoping for, they can return the any unused and unopened items and receive a full refund. Shipping and handling fees are non-refundable. There is a $10.00 restocking fee for returns per item. There were many positive reviews on the company’s website and other sites such as Amazon, but keep in mind that results vary from person to person. Common complaints included that the product worked slowly.
Conclusion
This product had an attractive website and packaging, and an interesting two-pronged approach of a spray and topical polish. However, the ingredients were mostly homeopathic and included only two fungi fighting ingredients, which resulted in a slow success rate for the product. While some may eventually find results with Zeta Clear over a period of time, we prefer the fast acting product.