What is Jublia: Uses, Warnings & Interactions

Follow all the prescriber’s instructions when using this medicine.

Apply Jublia doses daily for the full duration of treatment to eradicate the infection.

Doses are applied using a flow-through brush applicator.

Doses can be applied at any time of day, but try to apply doses at that same time and same place every day.

To apply a dose, hold the bottle upside down over the affected toenail.

Place the brush on the toenail and gently squeeze it to moisten the brush.

Gently brush the liquid over the entire top of the toenail, the skin folds at the back of the toenail, and the skin folds along the sides of the nail.

Do not press down on the brush or try to rub it against the toenail when applying the medicine.

Squeeze the bottle as necessary to moisten the brush, but don’t squeeze it when spreading the medicine.

After covering the toenail, place the brush below the leading edge of the toenail and squeeze to moisten the brush. 

Gently cover the underside of the toenail edge, the skin below, and the edge of the toenail. 

For the big toenail, repeat this process a second time.

Replace the cap.

Allow the toenail to completely dry before covering it with clothing.

Wash your hands with soap and water.

Do not use nail polish or nail cosmetics on the toenails for the full duration of Jublia treatment.

Store Jublia in its original bottle in an upright position at room temperature. 

Jublia is flammable, so keep the medicine away from heat or flame.

Apply a missed dose as soon as it’s remembered.

If it’s the next day, skip the missed dose and apply the day’s dose at the regular time.

Do not apply extra doses to make up for a missed dose.

Jublia has no contraindications.

Tell a doctor or other healthcare provider who treats you that you are using Jublia. 

Tell the prescriber if you are pregnant, planning to become pregnant, breastfeeding, or planning to breastfeed. 

Tell the doctor about all medical conditions that you have.

Use Jublia only on the toenails. Do not swallow it or use it on the eyes, mouth, or vagina.

One possible but uncommon side effect of Jublia is ingrown toenails. Inform the prescriber if this happens.

This medicine can catch on fire. Do not use it near heat, an open flame, or while smoking.

Jublia has no known drug interactions when used as directed.

Even so, make sure the prescribing healthcare provider knows about all the prescription drugs, over-the-counter medications, and supplements that you’re taking.