By the label

Hongo Killer products labeled for athlete's foot

7 Hongo Killer Drug Facts panels list athlete's foot (tinea pedis) under Uses. They differ in active ingredient and in form.

On the labels

Seven Hongo Killer products that list athlete's foot

In brief

What athlete's foot is

Athlete's foot is an infection of the feet caused by fungus.
MedlinePlus (National Library of Medicine): Athlete's foot read 7 October 2026
The most common symptom is cracked, flaking, peeling skin between the toes or on the side of the foot.
The usual sign: MedlinePlus (National Library of Medicine): Athlete's foot read 7 October 2026
Ringworm on feet (tinea pedis) is often referred to as athlete's foot. Ringworm on the groin (tinea cruris) is often called jock itch.
The CDC on the name: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Ringworm Basics read 7 October 2026

From the panels

What the labels add for feet

Beside the common steps, every panel that lists athlete's foot prints the same three habits.

  • Between the toes

    Pay special attention to the spaces between the toes when you apply.

  • Shoes that breathe

    Wear well-fitting, ventilated shoes.

  • Fresh socks

    Change shoes and socks at least once daily.

Side by side

Athlete's foot: the labeled products compared

ProductActive ingredientFormNet contentsPricePer ounce
Ultra Spray LiquidMiconazole nitrate 2%Aerosol liquid5.3 oz (150 g)$8.87$1.67 / oz
Antifungal PowderTolnaftate 1%Shake-on powder7.05 oz (200 g)$14.80$2.10 / oz
Spray PowderTolnaftate 1%Aerosol powder4.6 oz (130 g)$12.93$2.81 / oz
Cream Family SizeTolnaftate 1%Cream1.0 oz (28 g)$12.24$12.24 / oz
Antifungal CreamTolnaftate 1%Cream0.5 oz (14 g)$6.88$13.76 / oz
Antifungal SolutionUndecylenic acid 25%Brush-on liquid1 fl oz (30 mL)$17.12 for 2$8.56 / fl oz
Antifungal SprayUndecylenic acid 20%Pump spray1.5 fl oz (44 mL)$13.16$8.77 / fl oz

The limit

When the label says to stop

Each panel sets the same limit for athlete's foot: if irritation occurs, or if there is no improvement within 4 weeks, stop use and ask a doctor.

If you have diabetes, see your healthcare professional if you think you have athlete's foot.
Mayo Clinic adds: Mayo Clinic: Athlete's foot: symptoms and causes read 7 October 2026
It is a good idea to contact a healthcare provider for any suspected ringworm even though there are over-the-counter treatments.
And the CDC: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Treatment of Ringworm read 7 October 2026

Questions

Hongo Killer and athlete's foot

Which Hongo Killer products are labeled for athlete's foot?

7: Antifungal Powder, Spray Powder, Antifungal Spray, Ultra Spray Liquid, Antifungal Cream, Cream Family Size and Antifungal Solution. Between them they carry 4 active ingredients: tolnaftate 1%, undecylenic acid 20%, miconazole nitrate 2% and undecylenic acid 25%.

How long do the labels say to use a product for athlete's foot?

Daily for 4 weeks. Each Hongo Killer panel that lists athlete's foot gives that figure and says to consult a doctor if the condition persists longer.

Sources

This is general information, not medical advice. Read the label on the pack before use, and ask a doctor or pharmacist about your own case.