Funginix is the same great product with a new name

Funginix (Fungisil) has a special offer discount code

Sisquoc would like you to know that they have officially changed their product name, Fungisil, to Funginix. Please read below to find out more about the great offer that they have set up. The offer is for existing customers, but here is a secret chance for anyone to get in on it, if you follow these links to this secret offer. Psst! don’t tell anyone! It’s only on to the end of June, JULY 2010.

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Do you have nail fungus issues? Discover this money-saving discount secret below.

Although the name is new, Funginix is still the most effective product available to help eradicate ugly and embarrassing nail fungus. Funginix is a terrific solution for existing fungal infections and is also a great product to help proactively prevent fungus problems from starting.

Through the end of June, JULY 2010, they are offering FREE SHIPPING on all orders for all of their trusted customers. It is their way of saying “thank you” to everyone who has shown interest in their product and to allow you to see for yourself that Funginix is the exact same product as they have always offered but with a new name.

Just use the following coupon code during the checkout process: Visit the FUNGINIX WEBSITE for more information or to place an order.

Here is the secret code to use in the checkout process:

SPEC4503 (new! to the end of July, 2010 – 15% off) if you use this code on their website: FUNG072010.

Please visit the website at www.funginix.com to read more information or to place an order. Funginix special discounts code – save money!

I read that Fungisil has been renamed to Funginix I am not sure why they would do such a thing, as they have spent years building up their reputation and brand name.

Since they are an American company (from USA) perhaps it was for legal reasons, as they (Americans) seem to have a preponderance for legalities more than any other country that I have heard about. ( !!! ) I say that as I have noticed others talking about how Americanslike to sue at the drop of a hat.

I haven’t read anything on the Internet about it; if you know of something, please add a comment below and help satisfy my curiosity.

Anyway, I did receive some bottles in the mail and am trying it our on my toes fungus for the last few days. No results yet. It seeems to put a heavy coating on the nails. (I will add a photo later). Keep you updated, be sure to subscribe if you want to hear how it is going in the fungus repair department with me.

Just heard about a new development in the “Cure Toenail Fungus” world – a laser beam of light that zaps the mould, fungi, and bacteria living under nails. I read about it at http://www.toenailfunguscures.com/fungus-forum/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=9

According to the Mayo Clinic, symptoms of a fungal infection within the foot include:

— Thickened toenails

— Brittle, crumbly toenails

— Discolored toenails

— Itchy, scratchy skin

— Blistering skin

— Toe pain and/or a slightly foul odor

Fungal infections can begin in the nail or the skin, Levine said and then spread to other. If it starts in the nail, it can stem from an infection or trauma, and lead to a more dangerous condition, such as cellulitis.

Also, fungal infections are can be easily spread among family members, she said.

Levine offered these tips to avoiding fungal infections and achieving summer-ready feet:

1. Never walk barefoot in a locker room, steam room or public shower

2. If you are going for a pedicure, make sure the whirlpool tub is thoroughly cleaned with bleach and the tools are disinfected

3. Consider bringing your own bleach and tools to the salon

4. If you constantly wear nail polish, give your toenails a break and let them breathe for a week

5. Use a moisturizing agent around your toenail cuticles, but avoid cutting the cuticles

6. Treat yourself to a foot facial, or microdermabrasion, which will rid the skin of fissures, cracks and/or dry heels; but it should be done with under the supervision of a health care provider.
From www.MayoClinic.com