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Dealing with nail‑fungus (onychomycosis) is a frustrating, persistent issue for many: the thickened, discolored nails, the embarrassment of showing one’s feet, the often expensive or inconvenient treatments. The FungaBeam device comes into this space promising a convenient, at‑home, drug‑free alternative. In this review, we’ll look at what the product claims to do, how it works, what real users report, what the potential drawbacks are — and finally, whether it’s worth your time and money.
2. What is FungaBeam?
FungaBeam is marketed as an at‑home nail‑fungus treatment device that uses light therapy (specifically low‐level laser/LED light) rather than topical creams or oral medications. According to one of its official descriptions:
- It uses “Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT)” and blue light to target fungal infection beneath the nail bed.
- It claims to be drug‑free, chemical‑free, pain‑free and non‑invasive.
- A typical treatment session is 7 minutes a day, for each affected nail.
- The claims include visible results in as little as 2 weeks (though more realistic expected‑time is longer) and long‑term prevention of recurrence.
- So in short: it’s a device you plug in or charge, place on or above the affected nail, run for a short session daily, and hope that over time your nail fungus clears up.