tiptoe naildrops

tiptoe naildrops is a nail lotion with a patented peptide based on amino acids naturally found in the body. It comes with a handy dropper, so you can dose it drop by drop.

You apply the lotion as part of a daily routine for nails that are thick, discoloured or brittle. The routine has three parts:

1. You apply the lotion at the base of the nail, where new nail grows.
2. It cares for the skin around the cuticle, where the nail forms.
3. It leaves a thin film on the nail.

tiptoe naildrops can be used by adults and by children from age 4 (with adult supervision). People use it when a nail looks different: thickened or misshapen, discoloured (for example yellow, brown or black), with deposits under the nail, lifting, brittle or splitting, and when the skin around the nail changes colour or texture.

A fungal nail is an infection: fungi, yeasts or bacteria can sit in the keratin of the affected nail. It’s often seen as a cosmetic problem, but left alone it can spread to other nails. It can cause pressure pain, and the nail can come away completely.

Not sure whether it’s a fungal nail? Ask your GP or a podiatrist.

10 ml solution in a bottle with an easy-dosing dropper. You can start as soon as you notice the first signs. Before you start, remove any nail polish and file the nail with a disposable nail file (you can also trim off the affected parts). Clean the scissors and file thoroughly afterwards, for example with alcohol or a disinfectant.

Even better: have a podiatrist thin your affected nails first.

How to use

Apply tiptoe naildrops twice a day to the affected nail and the cuticle, ideally in the morning and in the evening. Hold the tip of the dropper above the nail and don’t touch the affected nail with it, so the liquid stays clean. Squeeze the bottle gently and let a drop fall. Cover the nail and the nail bed with a thin layer.

tiptoe naildrops is built on a patented peptide made from amino acids naturally found in the body. Scientific publications have been written about the peptide. No perfume, no colourants, and biodegradable: a considered choice for you and the environment.

Properties: Nail care · Peptide · Fragrance-free · Biodegradable.

Aqua, Citric Acid, Sodium Chloride, Sodium Benzoate, Disodium Phosphate, Potassium Phosphate, Potassium Chloride, sh-Oligopeptide-11, Acetic Acid.

• Dry your hands and feet really well after washing, also between your toes and fingers.
• Keep your nails short and don’t bite them: that makes nails more vulnerable to infection.
• Change your shoes every day, let them air or dry in between, and avoid wearing trainers or synthetic leather shoes all the time.
• Wear shoes that fit well and aren’t too tight or narrow, so your feet can breathe.
• Wear clean socks every day, ideally absorbent ones (cotton).
• Wear flip-flops in shared places like swimming pools and changing rooms.
• Care for your skin and shoes too, with the rest of the tiptoe routine.

• TypeDrops
• Contents10 ml
• Application2× a day
• Storage temperaturebelow 25°C

• For external use only.
• Avoid contact with the eyes; if it gets in your eyes, rinse straight away.
• Keep out of the reach of children.
• Don’t apply to open wounds or irritated skin.
• Stop using it if you have an allergic reaction, and see a doctor.

Yes. Many people tackle fungal nails at home with the tiptoe routine: naildrops for the nail, care foam for the skin and protect your feet for your feet and shoes. Using all three together makes the most sense. If your nail is badly affected, or you have diabetes, take medication or are pregnant, the wisest first step is to talk to your GP or a podiatrist.

A fungal nail infection develops when fungi grow on or under the nail. It comes from the bacteria and fungi that live on your skin. If they get the chance to get into a nail, a fungal nail can develop.

Everyone has fungi on their skin and under the edges of their nails. If the fungus gets into the skin or nail and spreads, an infection develops.

A fungal nail usually doesn’t cause serious symptoms, but many people find it annoying or feel embarrassed because it doesn’t look nice. The skin can also itch and look a little red.

Fungal nails aren’t hereditary, but some people are more prone to them than others. Men get fungal nails a little more often than women, because their skin tends to be damper.

Yes, a fungal nail can spread. You pick up the fungi from tiny flakes of skin from other people (or animals) with a fungal infection, for example on changing-room floors.

A nail grows about 1 mm every 6 weeks, so think months, not weeks. How long it takes depends on how fast your nail grows and how deep the infection goes, and results vary from person to person. What matters most is sticking with it: twice a day, every day.

Yes, tiptoe naildrops is fragrance-free and gentle, and suitable if you have diabetes. If you have diabetes or other foot problems, it’s wise to talk to your GP or a podiatrist first.

With the 6-month plan you receive tiptoe naildrops automatically, so you can keep going without gaps. After the fixed term it stops automatically, with no automatic renewal. You’ll see the current price, delivery frequency and term when you choose the plan.

No. The plan has a fixed term: after the last delivery it stops automatically and nothing more is charged. There’s no automatic renewal.

You’ll see the available delivery frequencies when you choose the plan. One bottle (10 ml) lasts about 4 weeks when applied twice a day to 10 nails.

A nail grows slowly: about 1 mm every 6 weeks. The affected part has to grow out completely, so think months, not weeks. Stop too early and you may be back to square one. The plan makes sure your next bottle arrives on time, so you don’t skip a day.