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These don't stick to your nail plate, no matter what I did. I tried to buff the nail plate and use the strongest nail glue, but these just slide off the nail plate. Also when trying to bend them to the nail, they broke in half. Total waste of money.

Theses things work! I had the worst ingrown toenail of my life. I bought these and glued 2 on. It wasn’t an immediate relief but after 3 days it was feeling better and now I have zero pain. You have to order mail glue to make them work. I glued one side on let it dry then I glued the other side on then I clipped it to the right length. Don’t cut them before or they are hard to get to stick. I suffered for months with an extremely sore toenail. Every other thing I tried did not work. My next alternative was surgery. I’m Glad I tried these instead of surgery!

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This product made my ingrown appear to be getting worse not better and really hurt to try and apply. The idea makes sense but application doesn't stick, hold, and is painful to apply. Save your money and yourself from further suffering

I have done my research on nail bracing and I had mixed results before, so this time I tried a new approach. I soaked the toe for about 30 minutes in the tub. Then I dried it and applied a small clamp to the toe to help flatten the nail. After getting the clamp position just right (had to wrap toe with tissue), I got the most curved part of the nail to flatten somewhat. That’s when I applied the brace. It worked much better this way! I think I will always need to keep a brace on the toenail or it will just curve back again. But I was very pleased this time around. If you try to glue it on a curved nail, it’s hard to keep the glued end from popping off. And yes, the toe is a bit sore from the clamp but not too bad.

I previously used CurveCorrect to fix curved toenail but ran out of plastic strips and was glad to find this product because my toenail starts curving again. I did not know which glue to use so I used super glue.First strip was a fail because only one side would adhere to my toe but the other end would not. Then I remember that with CurveCorrect, I had to sand the area down a bit so I did and 2nd time around it works. Other users may have better methods but this is how I did mine: 1st) sand the toenail, 2nd) use Qtip to wipe off the dusts, 3rd) apply a tiny amount of glue on one end, 4th) attach the strip to toenail and press it down with a stick and use a stick to press it down for a min or two **avoid touching the super glue with your fingers/nails**, 5th) trim the other end of the strip to the length of toenail, (6th) apply a tiny amount of glue on the other end and attach it to toenail using a stick or something else to hold it down. Do not let the glue get on the skin.

Every time I went to curve one they kept breaking and there was no way I would use this because they hurt, i thought they were a thinner more bendable material, but they just felt like hard sharp plastic, I would be cutting up my foot with these.

You know trying to affix the strips down without any level of adhesive on them is not only a hassle but it really doesn't work. They just don't stick, no matter what you do and I went through three before giving up. My hands are coated in super glue now. I wouldn't waist my money on these at all.The tubes are ok, they do what their supposed to I guess? though they got uncomfortable after like an hour so... take that with a grain of salt.Wouldn't buy again.