The average person spends anywhere from 6-12 hours per day wearing shoes and socks. Not just comfortable shoes for use at the office, but running shoes, gym shoes, and shoes to work around the house. All that time with your feet trapped can drastically increase your risk of tinea pedis.

More commonly known as "athlete's foot"…

Athlete's foot is a fungal infection on your feet, usually beginning between your toes and spreading to your toenails and hands. Thankfully, it's not too difficult to figure out how to get rid of athlete's foot. Most topical athlete's Foot Treatment Creams have a 70% success rate and will work within a couple of weeks.

But which is the best?

With so many creams and unguents available in supermarkets, grocery stores, and over the counter at pharmacies, you may have too many options to choose from. Don't worry: we've done the research for you! We've dug into the types of athlete's foot cream products to find the ones that work best. Below are the six creams we'd highly recommend to deal with your athlete's foot…