Tea Tree Oil Spray

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Maria M.

Right now im using second soap and i can see the big difference on my skin

Tea Trea Oil Infusion

Tea tree oil helps fight fungus right at the source. Its natural compounds attack the fungus’s protective outer layer, making it weak and damaged. Once that protective barrier breaks down, the fungus has a much harder time surviving and spreading.

That means you’re not just washing away sweat and odor — you’re helping create an environment where stubborn fungus doesn’t want to stick around.

The Science Behind Nature’s Fungus Fighter

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Athletes Foot

In a randomized athlete’s-foot trial, 92% of people using a tea tree oil solution showed a marked clinical response after 2 weeks
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Stops Fungal Growth

In one laboratory study, tea tree oil inhibited the growth of all clinical fungal isolates tested, including dermatophytes associated with common fungal skin infections
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90-Day Guarantee

Full refund if your dog does not show improvement — return even if the bottle is empty
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Stops Candida Growth

Lab testing found a tea tree oil concentration nhibited 90% of tested Candida isolates

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about our products, shipping, returns, and more.

How quickly should I expect to notice a difference? +

Skin responses vary, so there’s no guaranteed timeframe. Use DermaSpray only as directed on the label, and keep your feet clean and thoroughly dry. If itching, burning, peeling, or a rash persists or gets worse, speak with a pharmacist or healthcare professional about an appropriate treatment.

How does tea tree oil help with fungus? +

Tea tree oil has been studied for its antifungal properties, but research on treating athlete’s foot is limited. Research on an ingredient doesn’t establish how well a finished product works. DermaSpray should not replace a proven antifungal treatment for a diagnosed infection.

What other areas of my body can I use DermaSpray on? +

Use DermaSpray only on external skin in the areas specified on its label. Avoid the eyes, mouth, genitals, broken skin, and other sensitive areas. Don’t assume that directions for use on the feet also apply to the groin or other parts of the body.

How often should I use DermaSpray? +

Follow the amount and application frequency listed on your DermaSpray label. Apply only as directed to clean, thoroughly dry skin, and avoid spraying near your face. Don’t apply more often than recommended to try to speed up results.

What if DermaSpray doesn't work for me? +

For return or refund requests, check our return policy for eligibility and instructions. Stop using DermaSpray if it causes irritation. If your symptoms persist, spread, or get worse, seek medical advice—the problem may need an antifungal medicine or may have another cause.