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The spray (0.02% hypochlorous acid) is great for daily all-over use to prevent fungal infections. The serum (0.03% hypochlorous acid) is more concentrated and ideal for treating fungal nails, blisters, and heel fissures. Use the spray first, then apply the serum to targeted areas for best results.
Yes! Both the spray and serum support healthy skin and help prevent reinfection. Use the spray daily on the skin and apply the serum directly to the toenail for targeted treatment.
Yes. Our HOCl spray and serum are safe for use on diabetic skin. They are alcohol-free, fragrance-free, and oil-free—making them gentle enough for sensitive or compromised skin. Because diabetes can increase the risk of skin infections and delayed healing, using a medical-grade hypochlorous acid solution helps protect against bacteria and support the natural healing process without irritating or drying the skin. We recommend the spray for daily use for all diabetics.
As always, diabetics should monitor their skin carefully and consult with a healthcare provider for any wounds that don't heal properly.
Hypochlorous acid (HOCl) is a naturally occurring molecule your body produces to fight infection and promote healing. We use a medical-grade solution to deliver powerful antimicrobial benefits without irritation.
For best results, use the spray once or twice daily. Apply the serum to problem areas 1–2 times per day as needed.
One 8 oz spray lasts 2 to 3 months with daily use.
The serum typically lasts 6 to 8 weeks depending on how often and where it's applied.
Our products are proudly made in the USA at a medical-grade facility.
Most users see improvements in skin texture, dryness, and irritation within 7 to 14 days of consistent use, especially when using the spray or serum twice daily.
Yes! Our HOCl spray is safe and effective for deodorizing and sanitizing the inside of shoes. Just a few sprays can help eliminate odor-causing bacteria and reduce the risk of fungal growth—especially helpful after workouts, long days on your feet, or barefoot wear. Allow shoes to air dry after spraying for best results.