Foot Disorders Forum - Athlete's Foot - Clotrimazole / Lomitrin

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Athletes foot grows in in moist, damp places. But what is this common skin infection? And what other conditions might mimic athlete's foot?...

Q: Athlete's Foot - Clotrimazole / Lomitrin

asked by: bobbymacbean on November 9th, 2003

New User

Hi -

i have a severe case of athletes foot and am looking for the best deal on clotrimazole cream I can get.

I found a web site that had a 500 gm tube that could be ordered instead of the usual 30 gm tube found in most stores.

The 30 gm tube will not last long enough for me to get rid of this and I don't want to keep buying it if I can get the bigger tube and save some money but I inadvertently closed the page before I bookmarked it.

If anyone knows the web site i'm talking about and has it bookmarked, I would really appreciate your posting the url here.

Thanks very much,
brian

Replies(2)

DaisyBelle

replied on November 16th, 2003

New User

Hi brian, I have suffered for years with this! I have found that tea tree oil is the most effective product to date. You can put it straight onto the skin, with a q tip

bobbymacbean

replied on November 24th, 2003

New User

Found It

Thanks daisybelle for your reply and suggestion.

For anyone interested, I found the web site with the 500 gm tube.

It's peoplerx.Com

brian

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