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 Zeta clear clears fungus fast August 13, 2008
I have used this product and it has done everything that it claimed it would. If you have nail infections or fungus try Zeta Clear before getting a prescription. The infection is clearing up and the new nail bed is clear and smooth. I have not used i/2 of the bottle yet but I do intend to use it until the nail is all regrown without any fungus. It is worth every cent!
Does the trick! June 27, 2008
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Don't let the price or the hype scare you away. I was skeptical about the price, and the fact that the advertising suggests buying several bottles at a time "to save money". Don't. Unless you have a severe case of toe fungus on several toes. I had (the active word being had) moderate fungus on one toe for about a year. I bought one bottle of ZetaClear to try out, totally expecting it not to live up to its claims, and it began working immediately. Applied three times a day (as per the instructions), I found that the fungus was actually dying within two or three days. My toenail went from being the icky dark brown from the fungus to being an icky-er shade of black for a couple of weeks. The fungus was dying and the nail was growing back clean and fungus free! Then it was just a matter of time, waiting for the old nail to grow out and be replaced by new, fungus free nail over a period of about 8 to 10 weeks, with ZetaClear still left in the bottle. Try it, you'll like it.
Be patient, it works. May 21, 2008
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I didn't have such a terrible problem, but applying 2 times a day worked in a month, my big toes were cleared of yellow-ness. If I would have used it 3x a day like it said, it probably would have worked faster.
 Buyer Beware: Possible Scam Remedy May 1, 2008
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Many of the web sites you will find that speak about ZetaClear such as publichealthforums.com, healthynailsworld.com and others like them seem to be directly associated with the product manufacturer. It appears they are heavily involved in a sort of official looking viral marketing campaign. The same woman appears under different names, on different sites as a moderator or official source of information. All of the reviews on these sites are anonymous for the most part. It may be legitimate but my readings suggest otherwise. I recommend talking to your doctor or pharmacist at Walgreens before buying this stuff because it's not cheap.
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