The Only Clinically Proven, Doctor Recommended & 100% Natural Treatment for Chemo Nails

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Whether nail damage is caused by medical treatments, manicures, menopause or nutritional deficiencies, Polybalm can help.

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Chantal was suffering with an acute and painful case of "Chemo Nails". After just 9 weeks of Polybalm use, her damaged nails were replaced with healthy growth.

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After just 2 months of Polybalm use, Agnes said "I am so pleased at the improvement I can’t tell you! So a massive Thank You to Polybalm."

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While still in active cancer treatment, Megan fully healed her nails with Polybalm.

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Developed by Doctors, Proven by Science

Trust in every application—pure ingredients, proven results.

​​Formulated by a team of Oncology, Dermatology and Botanical experts, Polybalm is the only nail treatment that is clinically proven to both prevent and repair nail damage from cancer treatments. Cracked, brittle, splitting, discolored, dry, infected or damaged nails can make even simple tasks painful; typing, opening containers, buttoning clothes, and confidently shaking hands can be a source of distress.

Whether nail damage is caused by medical treatments, acrylic manicures, menopause or nutritional deficiencies, Polybalm helps nourish, condition and repair nails with it's 100% natural formula. Containing just 8 botanic ingredients, Polybalm is free from chemicals, perfumes, parabens and preservatives.
NAIL TOXICITIES IN THERAPY

Common Nail Damage During Therapy

Discoloration
(Melanonychia)

Visible marks and white or dark lines on the nail that often appear one to two months after chemotherapy starts.

Ridges or dents
(Beau's lines)

Grooves that run horizontally across the nails. The nails can change color to yellow. Caused when therapy interrupts nail growth.

Brittle, peeling or splitting
(Onychoschizia)

This is due to damage to the nail matrix and thinning, and can be very painful when split nails catch on things or break off.

Infection
(Paronychia)

Low white blood cell count (neutropenia) can cause skin infections around & under the nails - causing redness, swelling, tenderness, and sometimes pus.

Bleeding under the nails
(Subungual hematom)

This painful side effect of therapy often appears as dark brown or purple bruising under the nail bed.

Separation
(Onycholysis)

A loosened connection between the nail and the nail bed, causing white or opaque areas. This can be painful and lead to infection as bacteria enters the gap under the nail bed.

Detachment
(Onychomadesis)

Without proper treatment, partial or total nail loss can occur -- increasing the risk of infection and making daily tasks, such as buttoning clothes or wearing shoes, very difficult.

Concave shape
(Koilonychia)

A concave, spoon-like appearance to the nail shape or texture that occurs when treatment affects normal nail growth.

Why Choose Polybalm

Trust in every application—pure ingredients, proven results.

Clinically Proven

Chemical Free

Doctor Recommended

Cruelty Free

Natural Ingredients

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Chemo Nail Alert

Stay aware: nail changes are a frequent
but manageable side effect of therapy.

80%

of patients undergoing treatment with taxanes and anthracyclines could experience nail damage*. And 50% could experience 'SEVERE’ nail damage*

30-40%

of patients on taxane treatment could suffer Onycholysis (nail detachment)***

57%

of patients receiving Talquetamab (Talvey), in trials, experienced nail-related adverse events**
* Breast Cancer Research and Treatment (2018) 171:103-110

**The NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL of MEDICINE, Published December 10, 2022 | N Engl J Med 2022;387:2232-2244 | DOI: 10.1056/NEJMoa2204591 |VOL. 387 NO. 24

***Nail Toxicity Induced by Cancer Chemotherapy Patients (2015) DOI:10.5958/0974-360X.2015.00004.9

How to Maintain Strong & Healthy Nails

How to Maintain Strong & Healthy Nails

How to Maintain Strong & Healthy Nails

Understanding Chemo-Induced Nail Damage

Learn how cancer treatments affect nail health and what changes to expect

Clinically Proven Solution: The Polybalm® Difference

Discover the 100% natural, doctor-recommended balm tested to protect fragile nails

How to Use Polybalm® for Maximum Benefit

Simple, effective steps to support nail health before, during, and after treatment

Essential Nail Care Tips During Cancer Therapy

Practical advice on hygiene, diet, and protection to minimize nail damage

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How to use Polybalm

The Pain Of Infected Nails

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Real Users, Real Results

Genuine feedback, visible improvements, happy users.

Excellent product. Excellent customer service. I have been using Polybalm for 2 months now and my nails finally are no longer paper thin and look nice again. Chemo destroyed them and I didn’t want to be using anything on them except organic products: Polybalm was the answer. Now I don’t need to use any chemicals on them and they actually look better than even before diagnosis. I highly recommend using Polybalm whether you have gone through chemo or not. This product is amazing.

Patricia R.

I started using polybalm a few days before my chemo started. My nails are still in great condition following x3 EC and x6 paclitaxel. I have x6 more paclitaxel to go. It’s best to warm the the tube in your pocket or hand do it goes on easier and the I just massage it into my nails once or twice a day. It soothes my nails when they are tingling too perhaps cos I’m massaging them.
I’ve posted photos of how they look today.
I would highly recommend.

JP

Seems to be working so far. Still a little early to tell. Arrived very quickly with package intact. Will continue to use throughout chemotherapy.

Leslie

Wonderful product. Bought for my mom, who is going thru chemo

Joanna

Helping my already dry nail area!!

Cynthia

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