Description

Gordon’s Mycomist Anti-Fungal Spray

Mycomist Antifungal spray

INDICATIONS: Mycomist anti-fungal spray is for fungal and bacterial disinfection and deodorization of shoes and boots.

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS: Chlorophyll, Formalin, Benzalkonium Chloride

OTHER INGREDIENTS: Mycomist anti-fungal spray is a perfumed, aqueous base.

DESCRIPTION: Mycomist is a fungicidal, sanitizing deodorant spray for shoes and boots which utilizes the triple action of Chlorophyll, Formalin, and Benzalkonium Chloride.

PHARMACOLOGY: Formalin is a proven disinfectant and fumigant with penetrating power. Benzalkonium Chloride is an all-purpose antibacterial agent, and is a good disinfectant for fungi. It is useful in sterile storage, and as a detergent as well as a germicide. Chlorophyll is used effectively for deodorization.

CONTRAINDICATIONS/WARNINGS: Known hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients in Mycomist. For use on material objects only. NOT FOR APPLICATION ON THE HUMAN BODY. Use with adequate ventilation. Avoid breathing vapors. Irritates eyes, nose and throat. In the event of eye contact: Copiously flush with water and immediately seek medical attention. Keep out of reach of children. Adverse Reactions: Erythema, edema, rash, pruritus, urticaria. Discontinue use of Mycomist in shoes and treat reaction appropriately. For external use only.Harmful if swallowed. Contact a local Poison Control Center immediately.   DO NOT INDUCE VOMITING.   If conscious, give eight ounces (240 mL) of milk, water, or water with activated charcoal.

DIRECTIONS: Spray into shoes/boots. Enclose shoes/boots in a plastic bag. Seal (tie) and allow contact for 24 hours. Remove shoes/boots from bag and allow to air for 24-48 hours.

HOW SUPPLIED: 4 oz. plastic spray bottle

Note From the Doc:

Gordon’s Mycomist Anti-Fungal Spray is usually used in conjunction with other treatments to eliminate fungal infections of the feet and or nails.  Anti-fungal sprays are normally used to minimize the fungus in environments they normally thrive- warm, dark, moist areas.  Decreasing the fungal load in these areas can reduce the risk of reinfection.  Non aerosol sprays contain less alcohol, this normally means the sprays have more time to soak into the material of the shoe where the fungus is capable of hiding, They do work better than the aerosols but not as well as the Steri Shoe.