Great product for jock itch and it starts working within days.
I bought this as a bundle: the Hermon Antifungal Soap and the Hermon Jock Itch Antifungal Cream. So I'm doing one review and posting it for both products. The soap works exactly as described. I used it to treat a mild case of jock itch. I’m a 36-year-old male who recently started going to the gym 3 to 4 times a week. I also live in the tropics, which I suspect contributed to the issue. I was genuinely surprised that most of the symptoms cleared up by day five after using the soap twice a day. It’s worth noting that I used it along with the cream. What I like about the soap is that it’s medicated with 1% Tolnaftate and not just tea tree oil and other natural ingredients. It comes with two individually wrapped bars and two mesh pouches. The mesh pouches create a lot of foamy lather that helps cover the skin well. My first bar lasted around 12 days with full-body showers twice daily. I plan to use the second bar the same way since it’s recommended to continue treatment for up to three weeks. The soap has a pleasant scent that isn’t overpowering and it doesn’t dry out my skin. As for the cream, I’ve been applying it to my groin after showering with the soap, twice daily. Like I mentioned, my symptoms cleared up by day five. The cream contains 2% miconazole and has a strong smell. It also causes a bit of a tingle for about 10-20 seconds after application. That small 3.4 fl oz jar goes a long way. I’m now on day 13 of using it and it’s still about 85% full. I think it’s great value for money, especially compared to other creams like Lamisil. I highly recommend using both products together. It’s still early to know whether the results will last after I finish the full three-week treatment, but I understand that long-term effectiveness also depends on my habits. Things like showering right after workouts and keeping the area cool and dry are important. I also started using Arm and Hammer’s Sport body powder to help keep my groin dry, since moisture makes it easier for jock itch to return. Read more













