Nail Defender Answers

It is a liquid spray for the nails, made with six named ingredients. The brand says it supports a healthy-looking nail surface and a clean, balanced skin environment.*

It is a topical. You spray it directly onto your nails. It is not something you swallow.

Spray it onto clean, dry nails once or twice a day. Let it dry for a few seconds before you put on socks or shoes.

See spray, dry, done for a simple routine.

Each bottle holds 30 ml.

Six: undecylenic acid, clove oil, lavender oil, aloe leaf extract, a blend of sweet almond, jojoba, chia and linseed oils, and vitamin E.

Each has its own page in the ingredients section.

The brand lists a focus on the nail surface environment, a natural nail appearance and a protective barrier, with a fast-absorbing formula that leaves no residue.*

See what Nail Defender supports.

The brand describes it as fast-absorbing with no residue, so it dries in a few seconds.

Two bottles are $79 each ($158 total). Three bottles are $69 each ($207 total) with free shipping. Six bottles are $49 each ($294 total) with free shipping.

Compare them on the prices page.

The brand lists 60 days for two bottles, 90 days for three and 180 days for six.

See planning 60, 90 and 180 days.

Using the brand's own supply days, we work it out at about $2.63 a day for two bottles, $2.30 for three and $1.63 for six. These are our own calculations.

No. The brand describes it as a one-time purchase with no autoship.

A 60-day satisfaction promise from the original purchase date. If you are not completely satisfied, contact the seller and the team will assist you.

Details: the satisfaction promise and promise steps.

Made in the USA, cGMP certified, gluten-free, BPA-free, non-GMO and a 100% natural formula, according to the brand.

No. This is an independent reading desk. The seller handles payment, shipping and the promise.

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It is our own editorial score and it is labeled that way. It looks at the ingredient list, the easy spray routine, the bundle prices and the promise.

See our score page.