Jublia

Uses of Jublia 

Use this antifungal medication to fight off infections triggered by fungus. It is in the form of a clear, colorless solution packed in a bottle. Jublia is also marketed under the generic name Efinaconazole Topical.  

Jublia Precautions and Warnings 

This solution is specifically made for external use only. This means that it shouldn’t be applied in the eyes nor taken orally. Use this only on toenails. 

While you’re using this solution, you must also avoid using nail polish or other nail products, as it can only make the solution ineffective. Furthermore, it is necessary to follow the label and instructions provided with the product to ensure that the treatment is successful. 

Jublia Dosage 

In using Jublia, make sure that you adhere to the prescription provided by the physician. For application, only apply a good amount of the solution to the affected toenails. It should be done once daily for a duration of 48 weeks. 

Prior to applying the solution, make sure that you wash your toenails first and keep them dry. Wait for 10 minutes after you shower or clean the area for application before using Jublia. 

Jublia Side Effects   

Alongside other antifungal medications, Jublia has its set of adverse reactions. These reactions include: 

Common Side Effects of Jublia

• Pain at the application area
• Redness
• Swelling
• Burning sensation
• Blisters
• Ingrown toenail

Severe Side Effects of Jublia 

• Severe redness
• Severe itching
• Swollen toenails