Lamisil.

"As far as things that may help get rid of the ringworm, I suggest an over-the-counter called Lamisil, otherwise known as terbinafine cream applied to the feet, between the toes, under the toenails. It can definitely help to clear this up, although it doesn't always work because there are sneakier strains of athlete's foot out there, but it certainly can help a lot of people have found relief."

"Lamisil is just a brand name, the actual drug is terbinafine, so terbinafine is what you want for actual athlete's foot. You can get brand name Lamisil or you can get the Equate version. Look at the price difference there, same drug, different branding."

"Lamisil, turbinafine brand named Lamisil, $12.49, this is what you want for actual jockage. If you have candida or thrush, terbinafine is fine, but for jockage, terbinafine or ringworm, foot fungus, this is going to be your best option for an over-the-counter antifungal."

"Lamisil, drug name is terbinafine, is the best over-the-counter treatment for athlete's foot. When you use this make sure to put it on all surfaces of the feet including between the toes and around and underneath the toenails. Unfortunately there has been lately the emergence of antifungal resistant ringworm coming from India started, it's now here in the US and it is thought that the antifungal resistance emerged because of inappropriate use of high potency steroid creams."

"You want to specifically look for terbinafine, the brand name here in the states of terbinafine cream is Lamisil, but you do not need to buy a brand named Lamisil cream. If the drugstore has their store version, just look for terbinafine 1% cream. In most cases this cream will treat this infection. However, one thing you really have to understand about these fungal skin infections is that sometimes they are resistant to these therapies, it is a growing widespread problem. Fungal skin rashes, the fungus has become resistant to our standard medications. So just be aware that this cream, it may not be enough. But I'm going to give you some pointers on using it and make sure you use it right, that's another reason why it may not work. Some people give up on it too quickly; they don't use it correctly."

"For athlete's foot, I suggest over-the-counter terbinafine cream, sold under the brand name sometimes as Lamisil, but you can also get the generic store version, it does the exact same thing. This is the most effective over-the-counter antifungal for this problem. However, it's not helpful for all cases, and sometimes you would be better served seeing a dermatologist for a prescription antifungal, but it is a good place to start. Apply to all in between the toes, and importantly around your toenails and underneath the toenail plate, every single night, and cover with clean dry socks."

"Most cases of athlete's foot respond very well to topical antifungals, including those you can buy over the counter without a prescription, namely terbinafine cream. This is often sold under the brand name Lamisil, but you do not have to buy the brand name Lamisil, you can buy the store version, the generic version, as long as it's terbinafine cream. The fungus tends to typically respond to that, and it tends to work the fastest, usually doing the trick after about one to two weeks of correct twice-daily use."