Blis-To-Sol Liquid and Powder

Blis-To-Sol Liquid Antifungal – Tolnaftate 1%, 1.85 oz

Blis-To-Sol Liquid is a topical antifungal treatment containing tolnaftate 1%. This 1.85 fl oz (54.5 mL) liquid is labeled for the treatment of athlete's foot and ringworm, relief of associated itching, burning, and discomfort, and prevention of athlete's foot with daily use.

Distributed by Oakhurst Company of Bethpage, New York, Blis-To-Sol Liquid is a distinct formulation within the Blis-To-Sol product line. Its active ingredient, directions, and labeled uses distinguish it from Blis-To-Sol Powder.

Blis-To-Sol Liquid Product Details

• Brand: Blis-To-Sol

• Product type: Topical antifungal liquid

• Active ingredient: Tolnaftate 1%

• Purpose: Athlete's foot treatment

• Package size: 1.85 fl oz (54.5 mL)

• Labeled uses: Athlete's foot and ringworm

• Symptom relief: Itching, burning, and discomfort

• Additional labeled use: Prevention of athlete's foot with daily use

• Distributor: Oakhurst Company

• Distributor location: Bethpage, NY 11714

Blis-To-Sol Liquid Ingredients

Active Ingredient

Tolnaftate 1% — the active antifungal ingredient identified on the product's Drug Facts label for athlete's foot treatment.

Inactive Ingredients

The package lists the following inactive ingredients:

• Acetone

• D&C Red No. 22

• PEG-8

• Thymol

Refer to the product packaging for complete Drug Facts information and current directions.

What Is Blis-To-Sol Liquid Used For?

According to its Drug Facts label, Blis-To-Sol Liquid is intended to:

• Cure athlete's foot.

• Cure ringworm.

• Relieve associated itching, burning, and discomfort.

• Help prevent athlete's foot with daily use.

The label identifies athlete's foot and ringworm as its treatment indications. It does not list jock itch as a use for the liquid formulation.

How to Use Blis-To-Sol Liquid

Follow the directions printed on the product label:

1. Clean or wash the infected area.

2. Dry the area thoroughly.

3. Apply a thin layer over the affected area twice daily, in the morning and at night, or as directed by a doctor.

4. Supervise children in the use of this product.

5. For athlete's foot, pay particular attention to the spaces between the toes.

6. Wear well-fitting, ventilated shoes and change shoes and socks at least once daily.

For athlete's foot and ringworm, the label directs daily use for four weeks. If the condition persists longer, consult a doctor.

Important: The label states that this product is not effective on the scalp or nails.

Warnings

For external use only.

• Do not use on children under 2 years of age unless directed by a doctor.

• When using this product, avoid contact with the eyes.

• Stop use and ask a doctor if irritation occurs or there is no improvement within four weeks.

• Keep out of reach of children. If swallowed, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.

Blis-To-Sol Liquid vs. Blis-To-Sol Powder

Blis-To-Sol is available in separate liquid and powder formulations. The packaging identifies different labeled uses for the products.

The liquid product's packaging identifies Blis-To-Sol Powder as a product for jock itch. The powder's own Drug Facts label should be checked to confirm its complete indications and directions.

For product information specific to the powder, visit the Blis-To-Sol Powder product page.

Frequently Asked Questions About Blis-To-Sol Liquid

What is the active ingredient in Blis-To-Sol Liquid?

The active ingredient is tolnaftate 1%, as stated on the product's Drug Facts label.

What are the inactive ingredients in Blis-To-Sol Liquid?

The listed inactive ingredients are acetone, D&C Red No. 22, PEG-8, and thymol.

What is Blis-To-Sol Liquid used for?

The label identifies athlete's foot and ringworm as its uses. It also states that the product relieves associated itching, burning, and discomfort and helps prevent athlete's foot with daily use.

How often should you apply Blis-To-Sol Liquid?

The label directs users to apply a thin layer over the affected area twice daily, morning and night, or as directed by a doctor.

How long should you use Blis-To-Sol Liquid?

The label directs daily use for four weeks for athlete's foot and ringworm. Consult a doctor if the condition persists longer, if irritation occurs, or if there is no improvement within four weeks.

Can Blis-To-Sol Liquid be used on toenail fungus?

No. The product label specifically states that Blis-To-Sol Liquid is not effective on the nails or scalp.

Is Blis-To-Sol Liquid the same as Blis-To-Sol Powder?

No. They are separate formulations. Blis-To-Sol Liquid contains tolnaftate 1% and is labeled for athlete's foot and ringworm. Consult the powder's own Drug Facts label for its active ingredients, indications, and directions.

Who distributes Blis-To-Sol Liquid?

The package identifies Oakhurst Company in Bethpage, New York, as the distributor.

About Oakhurst Company

Oakhurst Company distributes Blis-To-Sol Liquid and other consumer healthcare products from Bethpage, New York.

Oakhurst Company
Bethpage, NY 11714
Phone: 1-800-831-1135

The History of Blis-To-Sol

Blis-To-Sol is a legacy antifungal product line with separate liquid and powder formulations. Its packaging documents a product identity that extends back at least to the 1996 copyright notice on the Blis-To-Sol Liquid box supplied for this product listing.

Blis-To-Sol and the Treatment of Fungal Skin Conditions

Blis-To-Sol Liquid is formulated around tolnaftate 1%, an antifungal active ingredient identified on its Drug Facts label. The packaging specifies athlete's foot and ringworm as its treatment indications and also describes its use in relieving associated symptoms and helping prevent athlete's foot with daily use.

The box explains that athlete's foot and ringworm are common names for skin conditions associated with dermatophytosis, a group of fungal infections. It describes how these infections can affect the skin, particularly in warm, moist areas, and may produce blisters, cracks, peeling, and scaling.

A Product Line With Distinct Formulations

Blis-To-Sol is not limited to a single product form. Its packaging distinguishes the liquid from the powder and assigns different uses to each formulation.

The liquid contains tolnaftate 1% and is labeled for athlete's foot and ringworm. The same package identifies Blis-To-Sol Powder as a product for jock itch. These distinctions matter because product names alone do not establish that different formulations have identical ingredients, directions, or indications.

The Historical Packaging and Oakhurst Company

The Blis-To-Sol Liquid box carries a ©1996 notice and identifies Oakhurst Company as the distributor, with an address in Bethpage, New York, and a customer-service telephone number.

This packaging provides a documented historical reference for the product and establishes Oakhurst's distribution role on that package. It does not, by itself, establish the brand's original founding date, its complete ownership history, or the dates of any corporate acquisitions.

Preserving Product Information for Today's Customers

Legacy products can remain relevant to customers who recognize a familiar brand or are looking for a specific formulation. Clear product information helps customers distinguish the liquid from the powder and understand each product's labeled ingredients, uses, directions, and warnings.

Oakhurst's Blis-To-Sol listings provide a current reference point for these formulations. For the most accurate product information, customers should consult the individual product page and the Drug Facts label on the package they intend to purchase.