Rite Aid Antifungal Ringworm Review
Rite Aid Antifungal Ringworm is the theme of our review today. The maker’s of this product formulated this product to remedy ringworm and to relieve itching, redness, irritation and discomfort that accompanies the condition.
Ingredients
Clotrimazole (1%) is the active ingredient in the product. Clotrimazole can be effective in treating fungal infections such as ringworm, athlete’s foot etc. The inactive ingredients in this product are Benzyl Alcohol, Purified Water and Sorbitan Monostearate. There is no indication as to whether the manufacturing of this product has followed cGMP guidelines, or whether this product is vegan-friendly or animal cruelty-free. Undecylenic Acid has been clinically proven to penetrate deep into the skin and eliminate fungus to ensure that infections do not return. Therefore, the lack of this ingredient in this product is a concern.
Dosage
Make sure you wash the affected area, then dry the affected area before you apply the product. You should apply a thin layer of the product over the affected area in the morning and the night.
Possible Side Effects
To avoid side effects and get the best results you are recommended to speak to a healthcare professional before use. Avoid contact with eyes. Stop using and speak with your doctor if there’s no improvement after 4 weeks’ of use, or if irritation occurs.
Price
The manufacturer did not make the product available on the official website, and we did not find the product on Amazon either so were not able to verify a price. We were also not able to know if there are bulk buying discounts or new customer incentives provided by the manufacturer.
Guarantee
This product does not come with a money-back guarantee or return policy.
Conclusion of Our Rite Aid Antifungal Ringworm Review
On the plus side, this product comes in an easy to use small container and the company website is somewhat informative about how and when to use the product. We felt there were many areas where the product disappointed us however. There is no indication as to whether the manufacturing of this product has followed cGMP guidelines, or whether this product is vegan-friendly or animal cruelty-free. There is little or no information about possible side effects or warnings for using this product which worried us. Undecylenic Acid has been clinically proven to penetrate deep into the skin and eliminate fungus to ensure that infections do not return. The lack of this acid in this product is a major concern. The manufacturer did not make the product available on the official website, and we did not find the product on Amazon either so were not able to verify a price. We were also not able to know if there are bulk buying discounts or new customer incentives provided by the manufacturer. The manufacturer did not provide any details about the shipping of the product. The product does not come with a money-back guarantee, nor does it have any customer testimonials. These are a few of the reasons why we cannot recommend Rite Aid Antifungal Ringworm. Look for an alternative anti-ringworm product that has clear pricing, a reliable guarantee and return policy, and a wide body of consumer reviews.
