About this Kerafirm Pro site

A single-product page that tries to be worth reading even if you buy nothing.

What this site publishes, and what it refuses to

This is a one-product page, which carries an obvious bias: nothing on it benefits from you walking away. We have tried to build against that rather than pretend it away. The parts of Kerafirm Pro that would make it a poor purchase sit on the overview page in the same type as everything else, and three of them are worth naming here. It contains two tree nut oils. It contains camphor, which is dangerous swallowed and arrives in a bottle shaped like something you swallow. And its refund window is sixty days against a toenail that takes a year or more to replace itself, so the deadline will pass before the product has had a fair run.

None of that is hidden on this site, because a page that hides it is worth less to you than no page at all.

Where the facts came from

Three sources, and we distinguish between them on the page rather than blending them:

• The seller's ingredient section for all thirteen ingredient names. They are named there and quantified nowhere, and this site says so rather than inventing amounts.
• The seller's order page for prices, bottle counts and shipping. Those are published as tier graphics rather than as text, which is noted where the figures appear.
• The product label for the format, the 1oz / 30ml volume and the stated purpose.

Where none of those states something, the page says it is not stated. That is why the guarantee section describes a graphic rather than quoting terms, and why no milligram figure appears anywhere on this site.

One figure deserves explaining because you may meet a different one. A 180-day guarantee badge for this product circulates online. The seller's order page carries a sixty-day graphic. We state sixty, the shorter of the two, because treating the more generous half of a contradiction as binding is how people miss deadlines. Check what your own checkout screen says and keep the screenshot.

Things you will not find here

• No score, no stars, no verdict badge. A rating we assign to a product we are paid to sell is decoration dressed up as evidence.
• No testimonials. We have no customers. The seller does.
• No before-and-after photographs. They are the easiest thing in this category to stage and the hardest to verify.
• No disease claims. Not about this product and not about nails generally. A supplement or cosmetic that claims to treat an infection has crossed into being a drug.

How the page is paid for

Affiliate commission, paid by BuyGoods out of the seller's margin when an order follows a link from here. Your price is identical either way, and we are still paid more when you buy than when you do not, which is exactly why the disclosure sits in the footer of every page rather than only on this one. We hold no stock, take no payments and never see your order.

Corrections

Prices move and formulations get reworked. If something here no longer matches the seller's page, that is a fault worth reporting and the contact page is the quickest route. Corrections are made in place and dated rather than quietly overwritten.