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How does Jublia work?  

 Jublia 10 topical solution is an azole antifungal used to treat toenail infections caused by fungus. It does this by stopping the growth of fungus. The generic name for this medication is Efinaconazole.  

This medication is only for fungal infections. Do not use if for any other kind of infection.  

 Jublia dosage and usage 

 Each gram of 8mL bottle of Jublia contains 100mg of efinaconazole. The Jublia dosages are based on condition and reaction.  

 Before using this medication, consult your doctor about your medical history and if there are any heightened risks from this medication because of it. Do not overuse or unnecessarily use this medication.  Over using this medication can reduce its efficiency.  

 This medication is flammable. Keep this topical solution away from high heat. Consult your doctor or dentist about the medications you’re using before any procedures in case of interaction or adverse effects. If you’re pregnant or breastfeeding, consult your doctor before using this medication. Only use it if absolutely necessary. It’s unknown if this medication passes into breastmilk.  

 How to Use Jublia  

 To use Jublia for toenail fungus, make sure to thoroughly clean and dry the afflicted toenail or toenails. It is recommended to wait at least ten minutes after a shower, bath, or general cleaning before applying medication to afflicted toenails. Apply this medication over the nail, the flaps, the bed, and under the edges until the afflicted toenail is completely covered using the brush provided with the medication.  

 It should be applied once daily for forty-eight hours. If the medication is being used by a child, an adult should be asked to apply it for them.  

 Wash hands thoroughly after use. Avoid getting any of this medication on any other parts of the body; if it does, wipe it off and wash the area right away.  

 For the most effective results, use this medication regularly and as instructed. Complete the full prescribed cycle. This means the new nail has grown and the infected nail is gone. Not completing the prescribed regiment heightens the risk of the fungus not being completely gone and the infection coming back.  

 If the fungal infection doesn’t improve or gets worse, consult your doctor about either changing the dosage or the medication.  

Side Effects of Jublia 

Common:  

• Irritation  

• Itching  
• Stinging  
• Burning  
• Pain   
• Redness  
• Ingrown toenail 

 Serious:  

• Swelling  
• Blistering  
• Severe redness  
• Allergic reaction