Nuvail (poly-ureaurethane) is a product that coats and sticks to the surface of your nail to prevent further nail damage. It's easy to apply, and can help with brittle nails, damaged nails, nail splitting, weak nails, and fragile nails.
Nail dystrophy (e.g., fragile nails, nail splitting, nail damage)
Nuvail (poly-ureaurethane) works by creating a stable yet flexible structure on your nail. It seals and protects your nail from moisture to prevent damage and potential infection. This allows your nail to regrow healthier and stronger.
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Side effects that you should report to your care team as soon as possible:
Side effects that usually do not require medical attention (report to your care team if they continue or are bothersome):
Is waterproof after it dries
Nail can regrow more evenly
Can be used for all ages
Dries quickly
Doesn't treat nail infections
Can improve how the nail looks, but doesn't treat the original cause of the nail damage
Can't use on deep, open, or large bleeding wounds
Need to use it daily to see best results
Make sure your nail is clean before you apply Nuvail (poly-ureaurethane). Using other products, ointments, creams, or lotions before you apply this product can prevent it from properly sticking onto your nail.
After using Nuvail (poly-ureaurethane), let the solution completely dry before applying any lotions or putting on your clothing.
Replace the cap on the Nuvail (poly-ureaurethane) bottle when you're not using it to prevent the solution from drying out.
While using Nuvail (poly-ureaurethane), clean the affected nails once a week or more often with nail polish remover.
Don't apply Nuvail (poly-ureaurethane) directly to deep, open, or large bleeding wounds.
Keep Nuvail (poly-ureaurethane) at room temperature and avoid a lot of heat and humidity because this can ruin the product. Also it can cause staining, so don't drop the solution on floors, counter tops, furniture, or other finished surfaces.
Don't use Nuvail (poly-ureaurethane) near open flames or areas that have a high risk of fires because this medication is flammable (easy to set on fire).
Nuvail (poly-ureaurethane) can cause some serious health issues. This risk may be even higher for certain groups. If this worries you, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about other options.
It might sting temporarily when you apply Nuvail (poly-ureaurethane) to your nail. Don't use it if you're sensitive to a chemical called isocyanate. If you experience irritation or redness, stop using this product and talk to your provider.
Dosage | Quantity | Price as low as | Price per unit |
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15ml of 16% | 1 bottle | $398.87 | $398.87 |
Apply Nuvail (poly-ureaurethane) to the entire affected nail plate once a day before bedtime.
Application directly to deep, open, or large bleeding wounds
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