Wartner Wart & Verruca Remover, 14ml

Product Information

Repeat the application once per week until the wart has disappeared or for a maximum of 6 weeks. For each next application, repeat steps 2 - 5, including tapping the pen (cap facing down) 3 times on a flat solid surface before each use. The TCA solution used in Wartner Pro Warts offers a unique treatment proposition compared to conventional liquids and gels currently available: If a white ice tablet is formed at the tip of the pen. Use the pen immediately by proceeding with step 4: treat. By using a curette. This involves 'freezing' the surrounding skin with local anaesthetic. The seborrhoeic warts are then scraped off with a sharp surgical instrument called a curette.

After the application replace the cap. Rotate the cap and make sure the blue and white bumps are not aligned (childproofing).

Warnings

The entire recovery typically takes around a week, and it is important to keep the area clean, dry, and free from friction or pressure throughout this time. A 2019 study found a slightly higher success rate for the cryosurgical removal of genital warts: 79–88%. The researchers also found that it was safe during pregnancy. The most commonly used treatments for warts and verrucas are acid, which burns the dead skin and infection away, and cryotherapy, which freezes them. Removal can take a couple of weeks or more, but that’s faster than most acid treatments. There’s none of the stinging discomfort you get with a freeze treatment, so it’s much more suitable for children. The main downside is that the stuff comes out of the tube fast when you first open it, so be careful not to get it on healthy skin. After treatment, recap firmly. Rotate the cap and make sure the blue and white knobs are not aligned to activate the closing mechanism.

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