Updated: January 25, 2026
What Is Blis-To-Sol Powder? Uses, Dosage, and What You Need to Know in 2026
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Peter Daggett

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Blis-To-Sol Powder is an OTC antifungal powder containing undecylenic acid. Here's everything patients need to know about uses, dosage, safety, and where to find it.
Blis-To-Sol Powder is an over-the-counter antifungal medication used to treat fungal infections of the skin. It's been around for decades and remains a trusted option for treating conditions like athlete's foot, jock itch, and ringworm. Here's a complete guide to what it is, how to use it, and what you need to know in 2026.
What Is Blis-To-Sol Powder?
Blis-To-Sol Powder is a topical antifungal powder made by Oakhurst Co. Its active ingredient is undecylenic acid (with zinc undecylenate in the powder formulation). Undecylenic acid is a naturally derived fatty acid with antifungal properties — it works by disrupting the conditions that allow fungal cells to grow and spread.
The product is available without a prescription (OTC), comes in a 2 oz powder bottle, and is classified in the drug class of topical antifungals.
What Is Blis-To-Sol Powder Used For?
Blis-To-Sol Powder is approved for treating and preventing these skin fungal infections:
Athlete's foot (tinea pedis): A fungal infection affecting the skin of the feet, especially between the toes. Causes itching, burning, cracking, and peeling.
Jock itch (tinea cruris): A fungal infection of the groin, inner thighs, and buttocks. Causes itching, redness, and a ring-shaped rash.
Ringworm (tinea corporis): A fungal infection of the skin on the body (not a worm). Creates a circular, scaly rash.
Preventive use: After completing treatment, the powder can be used daily after bathing to prevent athlete's foot from returning in people prone to recurrence.
Blis-To-Sol Powder may also be used alongside prescription oral antifungals to help treat more stubborn nail or scalp fungal infections, though it is not effective as a standalone treatment for nail fungus (onychomycosis).
How Effective Is Blis-To-Sol Powder?
Undecylenic acid has strong clinical evidence behind it. A meta-analysis published in the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, covering 72 placebo-controlled trials, found undecylenic acid achieved a 72% clinical cure rate for athlete's foot — the highest among OTC antifungal ingredients studied, including terbinafine (70%), tolnaftate (64%), and azoles like clotrimazole (47%).
Dosage: How to Use Blis-To-Sol Powder Correctly
Follow these steps for safe and effective use:
Wash the affected area with soap and water, then dry thoroughly — especially between the toes
Apply the powder to the affected area and surrounding skin twice daily (morning and evening)
For athlete's foot: Apply between toes, on the soles of both feet, and inside your socks and shoes
Duration: Treat for 2-4 weeks; continue for 2 weeks after symptoms disappear to prevent recurrence
Wash hands before and after application unless treating hand skin
Children 2 years and older may use the product with adult supervision. Do not use on children under 2 without medical advice.
Is Blis-To-Sol Powder a Controlled Substance?
No. Blis-To-Sol Powder is not a controlled substance. It has no DEA scheduling and is available OTC without a prescription at pharmacies, online retailers, and directly from the manufacturer at oakhurstco.com.
How Does Blis-To-Sol Powder Differ From the Blis-To-Sol Liquid?
It's important to note that Oakhurst Co. makes two different Blis-To-Sol products with different active ingredients:
Blis-To-Sol Powder: Active ingredient is undecylenic acid (with zinc undecylenate) — a fatty acid antifungal
Blis-To-Sol Liquid: Active ingredient is tolnaftate 1% — a thiocarbamate antifungal. Different chemistry, same general indications.
Both products treat athlete's foot, jock itch, and ringworm, but with different active ingredients. When searching for or discussing Blis-To-Sol Powder specifically, make sure you and your pharmacist are on the same page about which formulation you need.
Where to Find Blis-To-Sol Powder
Blis-To-Sol Powder has limited retail distribution. Your best options are oakhurstco.com ($10/bottle), Amazon, or independent pharmacies. If you need to find it at a local pharmacy quickly, medfinder can call pharmacies near you and text you which ones have it in stock.
Want to understand more about how it works? See our guide: How Does Blis-To-Sol Powder Work? Mechanism of Action Explained.
Frequently Asked Questions
The active ingredient in Blis-To-Sol Powder is undecylenic acid, with zinc undecylenate in the powder formulation. This is different from Blis-To-Sol Liquid, which uses tolnaftate 1% as its active ingredient.
Blis-To-Sol Powder is not typically effective as a standalone treatment for nail fungus (onychomycosis) because OTC topicals have limited nail plate penetration. It can be used alongside prescription oral antifungals as an adjunct, but prescription ciclopirox lacquer or oral terbinafine are preferred for confirmed nail fungus.
Most patients see improvement within 2-4 weeks of twice-daily use. The full treatment course should be completed — including 2 weeks after symptoms disappear — to prevent recurrence. If no improvement occurs after 4 weeks, consult a healthcare provider.
Blis-To-Sol Powder is generally safe for children 2 years and older with adult supervision. It should not be used on children under 2 without medical advice. Always keep the product out of reach of young children to prevent accidental ingestion.
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