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Hongo Killer antifungal sprays

Two wet sprays with two different active ingredients. Read the top line of the panel before you choose between them.

Hongo Killer Antifungal SprayHongo Killer Ultra Spray Liquid

Pump spray and aerosol liquid

2 Hongo Killer sprays

Best choice

Which Hongo Killer spray for what

  • For a small bottle with no propellant

    Antifungal Spray

    The pump spray is a 1.5 fl oz (44 mL) bottle with undecylenic acid 20%, labeled for athlete's foot and ringworm.

  • For a spray that also lists jock itch

    Ultra Spray Liquid

    Ultra Spray Liquid carries miconazole nitrate 2% and its panel lists 3 conditions: athlete's foot, jock itch and ringworm.

Form against form

Liquid spray against the other forms

The other formWhat it does wellWhere it falls shortWhen to take it over a spray
A powderLeaves a dry layer that stays in the sockCan dust clothes and floorsBetter choice when your feet sweat through the day in closed shoes
A creamCan be rubbed into one small patchNeeds clean hands before and afterBetter choice when you are treating a small area and want to see the coverage
A brush-on liquidPuts liquid on one exact spotSlow over a whole footBetter choice when the spot is next to a nail

Questions

About Hongo Killer sprays

What is the difference between Hongo Killer Spray and Ultra Spray Liquid?

They are 2 different drugs in 2 different packs. The pump spray is 1.5 fl oz (44 mL) of undecylenic acid 20%. Ultra Spray Liquid is a 5.3 oz (150 g) aerosol of miconazole nitrate 2%, and its panel adds jock itch to the uses.

Are Hongo Killer sprays flammable?

Yes, both panels carry a flammability warning. The aerosol also says not to store it above 120°F, and not to use it near flame or spark or while smoking.

Other forms

The rest of the Hongo Killer line

All 8 Hongo Killer products