Patient 01

Nail Fungus Patient 1 - toenail picture 1 of 2.
Patient 1. Picture 1 of 2.

Nail Fungus Patient 1 - toenail picture 2 of 2.
Patient 1. Picture 2 of 2.

Patient 1 before and after reatment of toenails 1,2,3, left foot, and 1,2 right foot. Patient is in his 30s, white male. Patient has been using ffnails approximately 1½ years on and off. When he uses the medicine his disease disappears slowly. Prior history of treatment unknown.

Patient	Race	Sex	Age Decade	Months of Treatment	Nail Description	Visual Area % Before Treatment	Visual Area % After Treatment
1	White	M	30	18	Left 1st	40	8
1	White	M	30	18	Left 2nd	30	15
1	White	M	30	18	Left 3rd	27	7
1	White	M	30	18	Right 1st	35	7
1	White	M	30	18	Right 2nd	30	5
1	White	M	30	18	Average	32.4	8.4

Patient 2

Nail Fungus Patient 2 - toenail picture 1 of 4.
Patient 2. Picture 1 of 4.

Nail Fungus Patient 2 - toenail picture 2 of 4.
Patient 2. Picture 2 of 4.

Nail Fungus Patient 2 - toenail picture 3 of 4.
Patient 2. Picture 3 of 4.

Nail Fungus Patient 2 - toenail picture 4 of 4.
Patient 2. Picture 4 of 4.

Patient 2, there are four pictures of the left big toenail. The patient is a white female in her 70s, who has used Penlac with no success for 6 months, fungoid tincture and fungoid tincture with a crushed tablet of Lamisil, with no success, as well as a few months of Vicks Vaporub, with some success; however, resistance developed and the nail started to re-infect. The nail was not thickened excessively or distorted indicating that the matrix was still intact. Therefore this was not a totally dystrophic nail. The nail was blackened and loose. Treatment was over a period of 1 1/2 years.

Patient	Race	Sex	Age Decade	Months of Treatment	Nail Description	Visual Area % Before Treatment	Visual Area % After Treatment
2	White	F	70	18	Left 1st	90	3

Patient 3

Nail Fungus Patient 3 - toenail picture 1 of 4.
Patient 3. Picture 1 of 4.

Nail Fungus Patient 3 - toenail picture 2 of 4.
Patient 3. Picture 2 of 4.

Nail Fungus Patient 3 - toenail picture 3 of 4.
Patient 3. Picture 3 of 4.

Nail Fungus Patient 3 - toenail picture 4 of 4.
Patient 3. Picture 4 of 4.

Patient 3 is an Asian male in his 40s with involvement of both big toenails. The patient has been on oral antifungals with significant improvement of his nails; however, his nails have become re-infected. The patient has used Fungal Free Nails on and off for one year.

Patient	Race	Sex	Age Decade	Months of Treatment	Nail Description	Visual Area % Before Treatment	Visual Area % After Treatment
3	Asian	M	40	12	Left 1st	65	0
3	Asian	M	40	12	Right 1st	50	0
3	Asian	M	40	12	Average	57.5	0

Patient 4

Nail Fungus Patient 4 - toenail picture 1 of 2.
Patient 4. Picture 1 of 2.

Nail Fungus Patient 4 - toenail picture 2 of 2.
Patient 0. Picture 2 of 2.

Patient 4 is a white Caucasian female in her 60s, has been on oral antifungals with re-infection, has used Penlac and topical undecylenic acid no help. Patient cured in six months.

Patient	Race	Sex	Age Decade	Months of Treatment	Nail Description	Visual Area % Before Treatment	Visual Area % After Treatment
4	White	F	60	6	Left 1st	30	0

Patient 5

Nail Fungus Patient 5 - toenail picture 1 of 2.
Patient 5. Picture 1 of 2.

Nail Fungus Patient 5 - toenail picture 2 of 2.
Patient 5. Picture 2 of 2.

Patient 5 is a white female in her 40s. Prior history of treatment unknown. Patient has involvement of both great toes. Patient obtained results over 9 month period.

Patient	Race	Sex	Age Decade	Months of Treatment	Nail Description	Visual Area % Before Treatment	Visual Area % After Treatment
5	White	F	40	9	Right 1st	50	0
5	White	F	40	9	Left 1st	35	8
5	White	F	40	9	Average	42.5	8