Myfungar® Disinfecting Shoe Spray – eliminates bacteria & fungal spores

Myfungar® Disinfecting Shoe Spray – Hygiene you can't see, but you can feel it

Every step leaves its mark – even inside shoes. Moisture and body heat allow bacteria and fungal spores to survive there for extended periods. For those wondering how long athlete's foot and nail fungus can survive in shoes: studies show that fungal spores can remain active for up to six months or longer. ^¹ This makes consistent shoe disinfection an underestimated but crucial step – especially during ongoing treatment.

Myfungar® Disinfecting Shoe Spray addresses this issue directly: as a disinfectant spray for shoes, it doesn't simply mask odors, but specifically reduces microbial contamination inside the shoe. The result: more hygienic shoes, less risk of re-infection – and finally, fresh shoes without compromise.

What Myfungar® Disinfecting Shoe Spray can do

Myfungar® Disinfecting Shoe Spray is more than just an ordinary shoe disinfectant spray – it combines effective disinfection with everyday practical application:

• Eliminates 99.9% of bacteria and removes fungal spores.
• With regular use, it protects against fungal spores that can cause infection with athlete's foot and nail fungus.
• It helps to remove odors from shoes – not through perfume, but by reducing the cause.
• Extends the lifespan of shoes by reducing microbial degradation.
• Free from fragrances – for genuine, measurable hygiene
• Dries quickly and leaves no residue
• Suitable for leather, textiles and all common shoe materials
• Versatile use – also for sports equipment and other materials
• Proven effective as a complementary treatment with a nail polish for nail fungus or cream for athlete's foot.
• Made in Sweden

Myfungar® Disinfecting Shoe Spray – shoe disinfection made easy

Whether you want to disinfect shoes specifically to treat athlete's foot or simply ensure consistently fresh, hygienic shoes – using Myfungar® Disinfecting Shoe Spray couldn't be easier. Just spray approximately 10 times evenly inside the shoe, let it dry briefly – and you're done.

When you should use it:

• Immediately after undressing – before bacteria and fungal spores have a chance to settle
• Daily during treatment – ​​disinfecting shoes as a standard accompanying measure in cases of athlete's foot or nail fungus.
• Preventive measures in everyday life – for everyone who relies on shoe disinfection as part of their daily hygiene routine.

1 Hammer, TR, Mucha, H. & Hoefer, D. Infection Risk by Dermatophytes During Storage and After Domestic Laundry and Their Temperature-Dependent Inactivation. Mycopathologia 171, 43–49 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11046-010-9347-9