-To me, on a phone call
Bob Siqveland, who was the ex-table trac cofounder, used the newest addition to the world’s arsenal against nail fungus a couple years ago due to yours truly.
His question and various other experiences along with human data suggests that it does an exceptionally good job comfortably removing keratin from the body quickly. Enough so that unless you don’t mind side effects or terbinafine resistance has already been determined, you basically do not want to use anything that anyone has ever made besides this topical. I know some of you may think that’s not true. To which I will only say that wherever this thing is made available, people will end up preferentially spending their money on it.
A little less than two years ago, the world coincidentally released the instant hit classic, Mickey 17. At the end of the movie the human printer exploded, right around the time my human printer exploded.
The movie was right. We weren’t ready to adopt it; the fungus needed more time to grow. More data. It does genuinely help that the people which own the Lamisil trademark have come to be acting as the primary distributors for MOB-15. Karo bought Lamsil from Haleon in 2023, and them partnering with Moberg as the new owners of Lamisil can be described as maybe the only intelligent thing anyone’s done with topicals in podiatry for fungal nail infections since 2012. However, as circumstances of the entire thing appears extremely contrived rather than organic, I will not say anything more to this end.
In the meantime, the printers of time have been hard at work and somewhere at the distant end of a phalanxes of a couple billion people’s hands and feet, new additions to the nail fungal legions are here, and they number somewhere in the realm of the population of California.
About 1/4th of them will hopefully have a means for access.
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