| 5 star (1) | 100% |
Sarah (Oregon) on 06/26/2026: 
5 stars so far.
I’ve had athlete’s foot on and off for the last 20 years. I figured this out on my own because I’ve tried literally everything: tea tree oil, vinegar soaks, other OTC creams, prescription stuff, changing socks constantly, the whole list. Nothing fully knocked it out and it always came back.
This is my first time using Miconazole. 2 weeks ago I started using Miconazole Nitrate 2% cream. It’s OTC and I just grabbed the generic kind from the pharmacy. I apply it twice a day after a shower, making sure my feet are completely dry first. I get between every toe and let it dry before putting socks on.
What I’ve noticed in 2 weeks:
My feet are soft and not cracked, painful, or bleeding for the first time in years.
1. Week 1: Itching and burning calmed down a lot.
2. Week 2: The peeling is almost gone. Way less redness. No itching most days now.
My skin isn’t 100% normal yet, but this is the best it’s felt in 20 years.
I’m also rotating shoes, using antifungal powder in them, and being obsessive about drying between my toes after showers.
If you’ve been battling this for years like me, miconazole 2% is worth trying.
I’ll update this post after I finish the treatment. Hope this helps someone who’s as frustrated as I was.
