Last updated on January 16th, 2020 at 12:58 am
Fungus Shield Plus
Pros
- None whatsoever
Cons
- Author does NOT exist
- Similar to another scam
- Unverifiable testimonials
Don’t waste your time, energy and money trying Fungus Shield Plus by ‘Richard Parker’ because it is a nonsensical scam! This review will be a short one because I’ve already reviewed a clone of this scam back in December 2016. But for documentation sake, let me use some few sentences to relegate this scam to the waste bin it rightfully belongs.
Created in December 2016, Fungus Shield Plus claims to be the product that will eliminate your fungal infection ‘… in as little as a day.’ This claim is already a big problem, as it is IMPOSSIBLE to get rid of a fungal infection within a day (except if there is a divine intervention). But the fake author Richard Parker is very confident that it can achieve this feat, because he claims to posses the secret behind the reason why NASA astronauts allegedly do not have fungal infections.
Well let’s skip all the long, boring stories and scientific quotes littered all over the presentation and skip to the fun part: Why is Fungus Shield Plus a scam?
1. Richard Parker Does NOT Exist!
Richard Parker introduces himself to us as:
- ‘The number 1 man on Big Pharma’s death list!’
- ‘The man who single-handedly has made Big Pharma lose 1 Billion Dollars in less than a month!’
Wow. What a pompous fellow, don’t you think?
Later on, he informs us that he graduated from ‘College of Medicine at the University of Florida’ in 1998, and that he’s been working for the past 17 years as a ‘medical researcher at a laboratory affiliated with NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral.’
Well the problem here is that the photo passed off as Richard Parker CAN’T Be Parker. This is because the same photo is passed off as that of Grant Anderson, the fictional author of Fungus Remover – a scam previously exposed on this blog.
So this leaves us with the question:
Obvious answer: NEITHER. Conclusion: Richard Parker does NOT exist!
2. Similar To Fungus Remover
If you take a quick look at Fungus Shield Plus and Fungus Remover, it won’t take you more than a minute to realize that they are basically the same. Both websites have the same design, same photo of author, same script, same video presentation style. There are some differences though:
- The author’s photo bears the name ‘Richard Parker’ on Fungus Shield Plus and ‘Grant Anderson’ on Fungus Remover.
- In Fungus Shield Plus, the author’s father had his legs amputated but in Fungus Remover, the author’s dad died
- In Fungus Shield Plus, the ‘secret’ involves NASA astronauts and Vietnamese rice farmers while in Fungus Remover, the ‘secret’ involves a ‘famous Chinese doctor.’
- In Fungus Remover, the author claims that fungal infection is not caused by spores. But Fungus Shield says the opposite.
These are the four differences I had the patience to spot. But if you have time on your hands (I don’t), you can go ahead to look through both websites as I believe there are still some differences scattered inside.
Fungus Shield Plus is also similar to another scam I exposed on this blog: 11 Day Diabetes Fix.
3. Unverifiable Testimonials.
Just like Fungus Remover and 11 Day Diabetes Fix, the testimonials featured on Fungus Shield Plus are unverifiable and made with Facebook avatars. Nothing much to say here.
Final Conclusion: DON’T BUY Fungus Shield Plus. It’s A SCAM!
Blacklisted Website: FungusShield-Plus.com
Like I said, this review will be short because it is nothing more than a clone of Fungus Remover, which I have already thoroughly reviewed. So don’t waste your money on this product … not worth it!
Just like Fungus Remover and 11 Day Diabetes Fix, Fungus Shield Plus is marketed by Software Projects. So if you made the mistake of buying it, you can request a refund by using this form or by calling 1-800-218-1525.
Alternative To Fungus Shield Plus
Instead of wasting your money on Fungus Shield Plus Scam, I recommend you try this program for your fungus infection:
Candida Crusher. Written by experienced New Zealand-based certified naturopathic doctor Eric Bakker, this program is designed to treat any kind of fungus infection. It has a solid reputation among the naturopathic medicine community and I strongly encourage you to check it out. Read my review for more details.
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Thank you.
Thank you very much !!!! I figured it was probably a scam , since I just got scamed by buying into the KELLY RIPPA cosmetic cream scam . These scammers found the perfect marketing guy as they follow the same pattern ; one half to forty five minutes long , and buy one , three or six which can go up to several hundred dollars ; and be careful of auto shipping , and it also may be a hurry up deal . I filed two complaints, one with my credit card Co. and one with the Consumer Protection Agency . I did not know till I received my M/C statement what the TRUE PRICE WAS ; and by that time I had received a second full priced shipment . I did not realize I had signed up for auto ship . I called the Company and cancelled after receiving… Read more »
Thank you…I had wasted at least 20 minutes watching the video and waiting for the ‘miracle’ but decided to pause and google…found your review.
Ha! That’s what did!
Thank you…I had wasted at least 20 minutes watching the video and waiting for the ‘miracle’ but decided to pause and google…found your review
And why should we take your advice?
Are you a professional ie physician, etc. I ordered for my daughter. Her hands are affected and have been for 8 years
No doctor seems to have a clue
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I’m desperately seeking help for her
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Did it work?
Yeah John, what makes YOU an expert?
Research grapefruit extract (GSE) and apple cider vinegar – both internally.
I am a retired MD who has tinea of toenails. Pure and simple scam.
I’m an avid supporter of natural cures. I found Fungus Shield Plus listed on the scam list here. I’m curious as to how the authorities of this website would know without a doubt that the product doesn’t help. I don’t see any complaints on here. Where is the complaint section? I will be returning the product but not comfortable with this site being “unbiased”. If anyone knows of a good product they can support, please let me know. judynolin@gmail.com. Thanks
Judy surely if there is a fungus cure it would be all over the media? Also are you too obtuse to recognise the scam being pointed out to you?
The only cure which works is strong antibiotics but unfortunately this can have detrimental side effects. I took them for a week and I have suffered digestive problems and IBS for the last 20 years. Good luck with helping your daughter.
To Tony & Judy
Antibiotics do cause severe Intestinal disorders: they indiscriminately destroy “Gut” Bacteria — the “good” with the “bad”. Replenish the Good Bacteria with a reputable brand of 8-10 strain Probiotic (such as PB-8 or Renew Life Formulas)
See Rob’s Comment above: GrapeSEED Extract (GSE) & Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV)
I think Dr. Patrick Quillin’s “Sinus Cleanse” contains GSE.
Also, consider Oil of Wild Oregano (North American Herb & Spice or similar brand) in soft gels or “Dropper” Bottle (for internal or external use.
Judy Nolin
Besides Rob’s Comment (above) a newer Comment below suggests Vicks Vaporub — to be applied externally (topically) has similar effect as the Oregano Oil?
Also: Tea Tree Oil “painted” on nails (in bottle w/applicator brush) or found as an ingredient in some “natural” toothpastes & deoderants.
Reduce or eliminate Sugars (including “simple carbohydrates” from your diet; feed Yeast/Fungus & CANCER: they LOVE Sugar…
Tony nonit wouldn’t! Doctors don’t want you to know! If you aren’t sick they don’t make money!
She’s not being obtuse. She just desperately wants to believe that there is a chance to help her daughter.
Antibiotics do not work on fungus, actually make it worse.
Actually, simply soak toes and fingernails in apple cider vinegar 20 minutes daily to heal toenail and fingernail fungus.
Another tried and true fungus cure is to soak toenails and fingernails in hydrogen peroxide 20 minutes daily. Results are beautiful nails.
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Hi Judy,
i strongly recommend you try JUBLIA
I had extremely stubborn toenails fungus for almost 30 years and tried everything (both pharmaceutical, and alternative, or natural) and nothing worked and i spent too much time and $$ for nothing.
Ask your doctor fJublia it as it’s available by a prescription only. as a 10% topical solution, to be applied once daily for 48 week. But in my case,, all my nails, were cured (finally no more fungus) in four (4( weeks. !
This is a shock to me how whoever is saying this is a scam, well I’m sorry but your wrong.. I have bought me a bottle of fungus shield plus and not even two week they went away. And I’m tired and spending so much money on going back to the doctors and doing all kinds of tests and they can’t freaking find an answer why. Are they that dumb? That’s why I hate going to the hospital sometimes because they dont know what they’re doing most of the time… Like my coworkers husband the doctors told them that he had cancer so they gave him all kinds of medicine but to find out he didn’t even have cancer it was someone doing voodoo on him.. Trust me this medicine works
compre, dos frascos de esas pastillas, no sirvieron PARA NADA, SON BASURA, y si me ocasionó problemas en el hígado, estas fungus es una estafa,
Buy two bottles of those pills, they were not good for anything, they are garbage, and if it caused me problems in the liver, these fungus is a scam,
So, as a skeptic on just about everything, my question is this …..if the comments reflect that someone took this “miracle” are we to believe it is a real person with a real experience or simply a marketing troll paid to throw a comment here and there of success in order to keep the desperate still considering spending the money for a cure? I realize that many doctors simply cannot keep up with all, but when respected places such as Lahey Clinic of Boston, Mayo Clinics, etc are not on this particular bandwagon, it furthers my doubts. The biggest impetus to getting people to buy and try all these “miracle cures, diet programs etc” is human desperation. It is most unfortunate that scam marketers have no scruples or conscience regarding people who are genuinely suffering and perhaps even slowly dying of something like cancer. How many scam things have been… Read more »
It worked for my daughter who has taken lamisil, and every other product out there. I was on ordering another bottle when i saw the scam notice. She has suffered with fungus on her nails, and also ringworm which topicals did not work on.. After 1 bottle everything is almost completely cleared up. She said she missed days of taking the pills and says if she had not missed days here and there it would all be gone. So believe what and who you want to but I know 1 person it really worked for.
I bought 3 bottles moths ago just went through all 3 bottles and noticed my nail fungus improved, not completely gone, and I think it would take another 3 month treatment to get completely rid of it. not sure if I want to buy them again or not. really debating this after seeing this article. I want to get them again but its another $170 and 3 months of time. not sure what to do.
I have to start by saying i’m so very sorry for all the people which did not try this product because of this page. To be honest I was sceptical of fungus shield plus also and did a lot of looking into the product before I decided to give it a go. Simple I had no other choice, I was desperate, my toe nails where cover in fungus in addition i have systematic internal candida due to my doctor over prescribing me antibiotics most of my life. Anyways I order fungus shield plus all the way over here in Ireland. I started off very slowly by not taking one table but opening the capsule and taking a quarter in orange juice just to see if I would have a reaction to the ingredient. Thankfully I did not, as I had some reactions to certain foods in the past. After 48… Read more »
I too have used it for 3months and seen an improvement in my big toenail, after 13yrs!
I was wanting to order more, when I started reading this site and comments.
For anyone in the know – the ingredients listed are excellent and would not be harmful, but increase well-being (unless someone would be sensitive to something on the list) – just normal nutrients. I could list the given nutrients except that I don’t have the bottle to hand at the minute
Join the discussion
Hi my name is Lizzy
I have the same problem for 15 years
please let me know if this is true and it really worked for you
I am a Medical Doctor and have been practicing Medicine for over 30 years. Toenail fungus is a very difficult condition to cure. It either requires a very strong antifungal (Lamisil) in double dose ( as compared to fingernail fungus) for prolonged periods (average 6 months) or having the toenails surgically removed and then painting an antifungus for prolonged periods.
Anyone who believes this ad is either too desperate or at best very ignorant.. This kind of taking advantage of people should be strongly condemned and/or prosecuted.
It’s not that hard once you find the right solution. I had it in my left toe and was on lamisil for a while and that didn’t work. I searched the internet and found several websites with foot soak solutions, that included various mixtures of the following warm water vinegar apple cider vinegar epson salt sea salt tea tree oil I soaked twice a day for about 6 months and after a couple of weeks I noticed that when the nail started to grow out the fungus also stopped and the new part of the nail was clean of any fungus.. I had to wait for the nail to completely grow out to get rid of the infected part of the nail and after 6 months it was gone. It hasn’t returned in three years. I can try and search for the recipes again if anyone needs them, not sure… Read more »
I would love to have the recipe you used to cure the nail fungus. I am at my wits end, as I also have it on the bottom of my foot. Afraid to take anything orally because of liver damage.
Clean thoroughly with soap and water, and then clean again with vinegar.
Apply Selsun.
Keep up the daily treatment till nail has regrown healthily..
This is one of the ‘recipes’ and will work if you follow a daily routine of doing this.
The
Selsun Anti-dandruff Shampoo
should be applied undiluted, and then wait for it to dry..
Make sure to wear fresh, well-laundered socks after each application daily, and well-aired shoes!
Hi Barbara,
Here is one link to a bath that works
http://www.howtodothings.com/fashion-personal-care/how-to-make-an-antifungal-foot-soak-for-foot-fungus
Here is another one
http://www.lexingtonkypodiatry.com/how-to-make-an-antifungal-foot-soak-for-treatment-of-foot-fungus/
This is an informative article
https://www.earthclinic.com/cures/fungus.htm
I would love the ratios for each item please
I’d love to have the recipes, Tony! Thank you.
See above reply to Barbara, for a very good ‘recipe’
Hi Linnea,
Here is one link to a bath that works
http://www.howtodothings.com/fashion-personal-care/how-to-make-an-antifungal-foot-soak-for-foot-fungus
Here is another one
http://www.lexingtonkypodiatry.com/how-to-make-an-antifungal-foot-soak-for-treatment-of-foot-fungus/
This is an informative article
https://www.earthclinic.com/cures/fungus.html
What was the amount of each ingredient?
Try vicks…it works.
Vicks as in Vicks vapor rub? how does this work?
Camphor essential oil
I can attest that Vick’s (or generic vapor rub) works! I used the generic CVS version on my toe nails and under my feet 1x-2x a day (morning and when I went to bed) and it got rid of the fungus and my nail eventually grew back normal. It was a cheap and effective remedy.
Who are you ? What credentials do you have that make you an expert on this subject. All you did was trash this product saying it’s a scam. Are you a doctor, physician, nutritionist.? Do you have any formal training that gives you the authority to say what you said.? Is Obinna Ossai even your real name. How do you know this doesn’t work
Different products work different. On some people.and sometimes it may depend on the severity of the fungus. I have just used a bandage wrap on my toe and put white vinegar in side the wrap that soaked my toenails and it worked but you have to be consistent
Thank you for putting out a news letter addressing these scams. I’m always wondering if any of these products have any merit or not. It would be so nice to have a resource to refer to that can be trusted.
This video that i watched PART of was a big mistake. This moron did a great job tricking me out of about 15 min. If you are about to watch the video PLEASE DONT. I rather get the fungus and have it kill me than give him some of my time again.
This pisses me off!! I just sat thru that long ads film for NOTHING!!
As Mulder says in the X-Files, Trust no one ! And the Truth is out there.
My question – this unbiased review was unable to confirm that Richard (?peters – dick for short ) Parker was a medical researcher at NASA (he could be using an alias cuz they violated the secret from NASA) and is this site sponsored by BIG PHARMA (just sayin)
What is the truth ?
Does anybody know ( what time it is? Does anybody really care )?
My own home treatment worked 100% for me.
Be patient, it takes a long time, over 6 months for me.
1/2 and 1/2 (50% of each)
• Campho-Phenique or 100% pure camphor oil
• Tea Tree oil – 100% pure, no other ingredients. From Walgreens, or Jason product.
Apply every day, twice a day, or more often if you just showered or bathed.
I also used a pumice stone twice a week to grind down the toe nail, as far as I could without breaking the skin, as that could cause an infection. Do not apply the oils if you break the skin. Keep the pumice stone VERY clean with bleach and water (10% bleach) after each use, and replace it every month.
Well he may be a scam but I bought this for my husband who is diabetic and has rashes and toe nails filled with fungus! It worked! Did you try it ? I also know for a fact that doctors don’t want you to know cures! I work for one and he even said if you get cured the doctor doesn’t make money!!!!
Same thing but different brand name: fungus-destroyer
search “urgent-fungus-destroyer-review” website toenailfunguscodereview.com
Video is by Richard Parker; review by James Larson in this example.
Why do they keep changing the name of this product?
Everything has testimonials – practically impossible to verify, fake review or no?
Sites like contrahealthscam are our friends – Thanks!
caveat emptor. But make up your own mind.
Does anyone else find it odd that “Urgent Fungus Destroyer” and “Fungus Shield Plus” both use nearly identical stories to sell you on their product? One is about their father who experienced this tragic fungus issue and the other is about a brother – it is almost an identical story with just a few minor details changed. If these products aren’t bogus, the sites that sell them are certainly not 100% truthful, so can you really trust anything they claim from that point forward?
No doubt the man is guilty of Promotional Fraud…but there is nothing wrong with the ingredients he used and as skeptical as I was to get this product I am thankful I did because I had very positive results.
Thank you
I purchased a 3 month supply of this product and it worked!!! My toenails are fungus free for the first time in 20 years. You have a right to your opinion but have you tried the product? I am delighted with the result.
So what evidence do you to back your claim that it’s a scam? I had hidious nails on big toes. One cleared up and has almost completely regrown a nail where one wouldn’t grow in over 5 years, in the first 30 days. The second one is on the way. I believe they were claiming it begi s to work immediately. Nothing is instant. I find your review totally inappropriate. If fungus is in the nail, it’s throughout the body. Not only are nails clearing and finally growing again. I feel better than ever.
I meant Irresponsible not inappropriate.
No Fungus Shield Plus DOESN’T work! I have had this fungus for over 10 years. I have taken just one dose of the shitty Western medicine and the only thing it did was get rid of the yellow out of my big toe. I know that shit isn’t good for me but I was desperate. I still have the shit fungus. I did the diet for one year and it didn’t get rid of it and I looked deathly sick. I don’t know what to do, does anyone have suggestions?
Silas:
Maybe if you cut out the foul language, you’d heal,up nicely.
I find it irresponsible for a reviewer to make any comment about a product that HE HAS NOT TRIED…Fungus Shield Plus worked for me…I tried everything out there, home remedies, everything…This product is the first & only thing that has solved the problem of toenail fungus…This review is a SCAM because the reviewer has not used the product at all…The company should sue the reviewer for LIBEL…This website should be SHUT DOWN…It is hurting people who need help…