About this blog
The ZEROJUNK blog is written for men dealing with jock itch, athlete's foot or ringworm who want a straight answer: what it is, how long it takes to clear, what to put on it, and what is actually in the tube.
Who we are
ZEROJUNK is a plant-based antifungal cream brand by Stonehold Naturals LLC. The product uses Clotrimazole 1% (the same OTC antifungal active in Lotrimin) in a petroleum-free, plant-based formula with 28 plant-derived ingredients including 8 certified organic oils. It treats jock itch, athlete's foot, and ringworm. We sell direct at zerojunk.men. You can reach us at matthew@zerojunk.men or +1 (833) 863-1785.
What the product is — and is not
ZEROJUNK is one medicine in a base of plants. The medicine is Clotrimazole 1%, a long-established over-the-counter antifungal. The rest of the formula is 28 plant-derived ingredients, including 8 certified organic oils, in a balm with no petroleum, parabens, phthalates or synthetic fragrances.
It is labeled for three conditions: athlete's foot, jock itch and ringworm. It is not a treatment for anything else, and nothing on this blog should be read as saying it is. The plant ingredients are the base the medicine is carried in — the clotrimazole is what treats the infection.
How articles are produced and reviewed
- Drafting. Articles are researched and drafted with the help of AI writing tools, working from our product information and from well-established knowledge about these conditions.
- Claims check. A draft may only say about the product what its label says. It may not invent statistics, studies or testimonials, and it may not promise a result.
- Human review. A person at ZEROJUNK reads and approves every article before it goes live. Nothing is published automatically.
- Updates and corrections. When an article's facts change we revise it and show the updated date beside the publication date. Found something wrong? Email matthew@zerojunk.men.
This is not medical advice
Articles here are general information. They are not a diagnosis and not a substitute for a doctor. See one if your symptoms are severe or spreading, or if they have not improved after the treatment period on the label.
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