Nail care gel · once a day

Want better-looking nails? Dermafix – a daily nail gel with tea tree oil, emu oil and vitamin E – how to use it and what to expect

Dermafix is a gel for better-looking nails that you massage into clean, dry nails once a day. The seller names tea tree oil, colloidal silver, a Bacillus ferment, emu oil, vitamin E, olive oil and squalane as key ingredients. Oils and squalane care for the nail and the skin around it. The seller markets Dermafix as a nail fungus treatment – we found nothing that would allow that claim, so this page sticks to nail care.

Seven key ingredients named by the seller
Apply once a day and massage in – no rinsing
One tube per month
Care product – not a medicine for nail fungus

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Dermafix nail gel tube being applied to a toenail

What Dermafix is

A daily nail gel – and what we can honestly say about it

Dermafix is advertised for nail fungus. Here is what the information we could check actually supports – and what you can realistically expect.

Oils and care ingredients

Tea tree oil, emu oil, olive oil, vitamin E and squalane are classic care ingredients for nails and cuticles. The seller adds colloidal silver and a Bacillus ferment.

No medical approval found

Treating a fungal infection requires an approved medicine or a CE-marked medical device. We found no such approval or CE mark for Dermafix, so we do not repeat the seller's treatment claims.

When to see a doctor

Thickened, discoloured or crumbling nails can have several causes, including fungal infections. A pharmacist or doctor can tell them apart and recommend an approved treatment.

Ingredients

Dermafix ingredients: what the seller names

The seller lists key ingredients only – no full INCI list and no concentrations.

Ingredient	What it is
Tea tree oil	Essential oil from Melaleuca alternifolia leaves
Colloidal silver	Fine silver particles in liquid
Bacillus ferment	Fermentation product of Bacillus bacteria
Emu oil	Animal fat from the emu – not vegan
Vitamin E	Tocopherol, an oil-soluble antioxidant
Olive oil	Plant oil
Squalane	Skin-friendly emollient

Check the full ingredient list on the packaging, especially if you have allergies – tea tree oil is a known contact allergen for some people.

How to use it

How to use Dermafix in 4 steps

Clean and dry
Wash and dry your feet or hands thoroughly.
Apply
Apply the gel to the nail, including the edges and – where you can reach – under the tip.
Massage in
Massage it in for 30–60 seconds. Do not rinse it off.
Every day
Repeat once a day. One tube lasts about a month.

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Where to buy Dermafix: price and current offer

You can buy Dermafix directly on the seller's website. Prices, pack sizes and offers change, so we do not list amounts here – the price that applies is the one shown at checkout.

Tube per month

At one application a day, one tube lasts about 30 days according to the seller.

Official source

Order on the seller's own website, not from unknown third-party sellers. Purchase and delivery are handled by the seller.

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Price at checkout

The price per tube, any multi-pack offers and shipping costs are shown at the seller's checkout before you pay.

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Shipping and payment

What to check at the seller's checkout

The seller advertises free shipping and a money-back guarantee. We could not verify these terms ourselves – check them at checkout.

Delivery

Delivery time and shipping costs are shown at checkout and can differ by country and pack size.

Payment methods

Which payment methods are available is shown at checkout. If you can, choose one with buyer protection.

Returns

The seller's return and refund conditions are shown at checkout – read them before you order. Your statutory consumer rights towards the seller apply regardless.

Customer service

Questions about orders, delivery and returns go to the seller, Haruki Limited (Cyprus), according to the seller's website.

Safety

Dermafix side effects and safety

For external use on nails only. Not recommended for anyone under 18.
Tea tree oil can cause skin irritation or allergic reactions. Test on a small area first and stop if redness or itching occurs.
Do not apply to broken or inflamed skin. Avoid contact with eyes.
If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, take medication or have a medical condition, ask a doctor or pharmacist before use.
If you have diabetes or poor circulation, have nail and foot problems checked by a doctor or podiatrist.
Dermafix is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions about Dermafix

Does Dermafix cure nail fungus?

We cannot confirm that. A product that treats fungal infections needs approval as a medicine or a CE mark as a medical device, and we found neither for Dermafix. If you suspect nail fungus, ask a pharmacist or doctor about an approved treatment.

How do I use Dermafix?

Once a day: apply to clean, dry nails including the edges, massage in for 30–60 seconds and do not rinse.

What is in Dermafix?

The seller names tea tree oil, colloidal silver, a Bacillus ferment, emu oil, vitamin E, olive oil and squalane. A full ingredient list with concentrations is not published online.

When will I see results?

Nails grow slowly – a toenail takes many months to grow out completely. The seller talks about 8–12 weeks; we cannot confirm any timeframe.

Is Dermafix vegan?

No – emu oil is an animal fat.

Who sells Dermafix?

According to the seller's website: Haruki Limited, Larnaca, Cyprus. We do not sell the product ourselves – we link to the seller's offer and may earn a commission.

How much does Dermafix cost?

The price depends on the pack and the current offer. Prices change, so we do not quote amounts – the current price and shipping costs are shown at the seller's checkout before you pay.

Can I cancel or return an order?

Cancellation, returns and refunds are handled by the seller under the seller's terms, which are shown at checkout. Your statutory consumer rights apply regardless.

Verdict

Dermafix review: is it worth a try?

As a daily care gel for nails and cuticles – possibly. As a treatment for nail fungus – we cannot recommend it.

Consider it if …

you want a daily care routine for dry, brittle-looking nails
you like oil-based care with tea tree oil and vitamin E

Skip it if …

you have, or think you have, nail fungus – see a pharmacist for an approved treatment
you are allergic to tea tree oil or avoid animal ingredients
you have diabetes or circulation problems and have not had your feet checked

Our assessment: Dermafix contains sensible care ingredients, but it is marketed with treatment claims that we found no approval for. Use it for care, not as a medicine. We have not tested the product ourselves; the product details come from the seller.

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