BozakHypoallergenic Cream for Jock Itch and Athlete's Foot Treatment and Prevention - 2% Miconazole Nitrate

This works for me getting rid of jockitch. I tried several brands and this was the only one that actually got rid of it. It's also easy to apply, not like the powders that make a mess. I like that it's a cream. Great product

Works great

I like it! This cream (a little bit is enough) goes on easily, dries quickly, and works very well. No problems.

Lotrimin never really worked, but this stuff did. The boys have never felt better.

Just received it yesterday. My initial review is that feels good and I expect it to work.

This isn't the cheapest cream for jock itch or athlete's foot, but I am really impressed with the value. This is kinda like lotion combined with fungal cream. It doesn't seem dilluted, but there is a lot of product and it's much easier to spread it around.If you're using this, a few tips: it applies like lotion (and feels like moisturizer) but it definitely isn't either. It leaves a grey residue. I apply before getting dressed, and I put socks on before underwear to reduce spreading feet to groin area (I know this is TMI but it's actually important information). I sit on a towel and there's always a fine grey powder, so be mindful.It applies easily and quickly and there's a lot in the tube so I'm generous. The relief is instant, obvious, and lasts all day because it does turn into powder rather than keeping my feet wet all day. There's no need to try to air it out. It will dry. My other suggestion is to be generous in applying it. You don't want to use this every day for years. Use enough to kill the fungus in a week or two, then stop using it and rely on simpler methods. Remember, regular hand sanitizer on feet after a day in shoes, spraying bleach in your shower, staying dry, those generally keep fungal infections from flaring up. So knock it down with this (or another) antifungal, but don't expose your body to this every day for years.After using this for several weeks I basically do not detect any fungal problem (and have had it come and go for years), except it was unable to reach the toe-nail bed very well. Mixing this up with another product (like a hot foot soak every week) was very effective.Very pleased.

Of the widely-available antifungals, Micronazole Nitrate is the one that works best for me. The others kind of work, but this one really stops jack itch infections.You can find Miconazole Nitrate in a few different configurations (and a ton of different brands). The primary configurations are either as a spray powder (usually with talc) or else in a cream suspension which may, or may not, dry to a powder.This particular version comes in the cream suspension, but dries to a powder. In the cream, you have aloe and some zinc oxide, as well as, of course, the active ingredient. It goes on cream-like, but fairly quickly dries to a powder. (I've attached some photos showing how, after expediting the drying process with a blowdryer, you get the powder). I don't love powder residue, but it's worth putting up with because this works.On the whole, this is nice stuff. It's a bit pricy (you can get cheap miconazole nitrate creams for maybe $5 for the same amount of product), but I have used versions that don't work and this one definitely does the job, so I'm willing to pay a bit more for it.Note that this manufacturer sells this stuff in two versions, one (this one) that does not include any cooling elements, and another (also available on Amazon) that includes a bit of peppermint and menthol to add a cooling effect. They both work equally well, but if you like the cooling effect, look for the other one.This also comes in one, two, and three packs. This particular listing is for a one-pack.

This is a product that I had wished I had available years ago because I live in FL and it gets ridiculously hot during most months and something like this can make your life so much easier, less annoying during those hot times. This stuff helps prevent any unwanted funky smells, issues with anything fungal, and in probably the best general condition possible, at a very reasonable expense. There isn’t a lot to the smell of the cream and it is supposed to be hypoallergenic and for more sensitive skin and I’ve got no reason to doubt that. The cream has helped me prevent any issues and I definitely like it. I will say, however, that the cream has an antifungal and it isn’t supposed to be used year round or anything so that has to be kept in mind.Pros:Helps prevent funky situations down thereGreat for anti chafing as wellHypoallergenicNot a bad value as a little goes a long wayHelps clear up any fungal stuffCons:Shouldn’t be used every day for 365 days a year