Zetaclear Homeopathic Nail Fungus Treatment  A Review
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Date: 24/09/2017

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 What is Zetaclear?
Zetaclear is a combination product designed to treat fungus of the fingernails and toenails. A topical solution rich in plant oils works externally on the nail fungus; while a homeopathic remedy heals internally. The manufacturer claims that Zetaclear kills nail fungus, enhances nail health, and removes yellowing of nails.
 Ingredients
The oral spray contains homeopathic ingredients in a twenty percent alcohol base. Homeopathic ingredients include Antimonium crudum, Arsenicum album, Mancinella, Nitricum acidum, Sulphur, and Thuja occidentalis. All of these ingredients work together to soothe inflammation, support the body’s innate healing abilities and rid the body of the infection. The topical solution contains undecylenic acid, tea tree oil, clove oil, almond oil, jojoba oil, lemongrass oil, lavender oil, and vitamin E. Undecylenic acid is derived from the castor oil plant. It destroys fungi and relieves itching and burning of infected tissues.
The ingredient lists tea tree, clove, lemongrass, and lavender as oils. In my experience, it is more likely that these are extremely concentrated essential oils. Essential oils are effective for the treatment of fungal infections, yet I have concerns that the manufacturer does not make this distinction clear. Almond and jojoba oils are excellent carrier oils which nourish and soothe inflamed tissues.
 Instructions for Use
For using the oral spray, the manufacturer recommends that two sprays be delivered under the tongue three times daily for adults and children over age twelve. No guidance is provided for children twelve years of age. Consultation with a physician is advised prior to use for children under age twelve.
There are certain guidelines which homeopathic practitioners usually recommend to enhance the effectiveness of homeopathic medicines. There is no information about this given on the product label; nor is there any on the company website. The topical solution comes with a built in applicator brush. The manufacturer recommends that three brush strokes be applied three times each day to the affected areas; or as directed by a health care provider. I am concerned that by reusing an applicator brush which is stored in the solution that the solution becomes contaminated with fungi and other microorganisms. 
 Safe use of Zeta Clear
The manufacturer states that assistance should be obtained from a poison control center or medical expert if a person overdoses on the oral solution. This is correct information; yet the likelihood of an overdose resulting from ingestion of a homeopathic medication is virtually non-existent.
Consumers are advised not to put the topical solution in the eyes or mouth. This caution should be expanded to include all mucus membranes. While the package instructs consumers to flush the eyes if the topical solution comes into contact with eyes, I would recommend consulting with a health care provider as well.
Of particular concern is the advice given if the topical solution makes contact with the mouth. The prod
uct label states that the person should drink water until the taste of the remedy disappears. This advice is incorrect and potentially dangerous. If the oils are essential oils, as I suspect, small amounts may be fatal if ingested. If the oils have just made contact with the mouth; but not swallowed, drinking water would only worsen the risk of injury. A poison control center should be contacted immediately and medical assistance sought.
The oral spray should not be used by children under age twelve without the recommendation of a health care provider, such as a physician. Pregnant and nursing women should consult with a health care provider prior to using this product.
The manufacturer does not provide adequate information about who and who should not use this product. They do not state that the product should be kept out of reach of children; yet it like all remedies, should be. There is a general “Herbal Safety Guidelines” document included in the terms and conditions page of the Zetaclear website; however it does not specifically apply to this product. As a consumer, I would have not thought to look there for safety information.
 Side Effects
The manufacture does not list any side effects. I would expect few if any side effects from the oral spray. The topical solution may cause burning, redness and irritation for some individuals.
 Cost of Treatment
Zetaclear costs $49.95 plus shipping for a one month supply. It usually takes 3-8 months for Zetaclear to be fully effective. Cost for full treatment may be between $150- $400 or  more. Lower prices are available for multipacks. Shipping is free for multipack orders.