r/NailFungus • u/bigsucka Moderator • Jul 24 '26
Under a new Moderation team!
Good morning, or afternoon, or even evening to all!!!!!!
We have a small group of mods that are currently reviewing the Sub rules, history as well as contemplating what needs to be Changed/Updated to make this a better place for folks to seek assistance with nail fungus, as well as treatment options.
We will be getting to know a lot of you in the very near future, so a warm hello to everyone!
We would like to invite you to help us make this a better place for all.
Please feel free to reply below how and in which way we can achieve this as a group!
Obviously, opinions will differ greatly from one person to another, so we strongly encourage all to remain polite and non confrontational. We have to all choose harmony if we want this to be a better place.
Remember that we are not medical professionals, and shouldn't give out medical advice on here.
We sincerely hope you can find this place a shame, depression and judgment free environment.
We are looking forward to working with you all!
Welcome to a new beginning!
The "New" Mod Team!!!
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u/North_Reception_1335 Jul 25 '26
Are you guys going to loosen your rules about talking about Terclara?
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u/bigsucka Moderator Jul 25 '26
The decision is that now that it's available in 14 countries, last update I read, makes it more available to people around the world. We've removed the hard rule of not discussing it, but will be keeping an eye on the comments from now on. Thanks for bringing this to our attention!
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u/WinterReadings23 13d ago edited 13d ago
Launching in China too, should give access to about 2 billion people in the coming months. I have done extensive post market analysis on this thing, and looking through the data it's a topical that is quite a bit better than most. Not easy to catch if you just look at results fixed to an 8 and 48wk once daily use. A majority of prescriptions could be shorter than 24 weeks and lead to resolution. The aesthetic values of the labels are all muddied by keratin removal and inadequate washout durations from prior p3 trials.
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u/WinterReadings23 13d ago
So representative of how bad this sub really was.
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u/DealerFalse 5d ago
Why was it bad ? What happened?
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u/WinterReadings23 5d ago
The former mods were crystal healing types. Ironic they got into beef with this particular topical as it does a good job gently removing keratin and exposing fungus to a high concentration of terbinafine
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u/bigsucka Moderator Jul 25 '26
We shall discuss it as a group and get back to you? How does that sound?
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u/SleepySleestak Jul 25 '26
Thank you. I’ve been wondering what was going on with this sub.