Dr. Scholl's Freeze Away Wart Remover for Hands & Feet, 12 ct – Removes Warts Fast in as Little as 1 Treatment, Fast-Acting Treatment for Common and Plantar Wart Removal, Safe to Use on Kids Ages 4+

I spent fortunes and time at doctor's for months, but they failed to treat this stubborn wort. I ultimately removed this sucker with this product although it wasn't easy battle. Here are some brief tips for stubborn warts.1) make sure the tip is very cold2) remove dead skins first with serrated knife carefully3) press down the wart with the tip with a force and stay there for 20+ seconds4) change the tip and apply another round or two til you make peace with the pain5) wait for two weeks or so for it to heal back. Remove the dead skin and repeat the process because the wart is still alive and well deep under the skin.It probably took me 2 to 3 months of suffering and determination and I ended up using two entire product.Good luck!

Follow the instructions carefully and this will kill your wart fast and easy. Mine was a pretty thick wart, I might need to treat again. However, most of it peeled off about a week after freezing. I would recommend this product.

It gets cold but it’s a little cumbersome to get a specific spot. Pretty wide bad on it.

If you know how your skin is supposed to look from application (dermatologist's application), then this product is effective. The skin and wart should be white, and bloodflow return to the treated area (color) should take 10 seconds or so. The problem is that the applicator tip may need to be dunked into the pool of fluid repeatedly in order to produce this outcome. I found that following the written instructions produced a tip that wasn't saturated. So, if yours doesn't have visible mist emanating from the tip, dunk it into the pool of fluid repeatedly and see if that helps.

Works as it should. I think you get more uses out of it than what it says.

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We tried this, following directions, it just doesn’t get cold enough, it really doesn’t do anything to your ward. If you’ve ever had a doctor freeze something off, this is about 5% of that feeling. It’s really placebo effect of anythingGREY TAPE: put a small piece of gray tape on the wart. Keep it there 24 hours, if it comes off, put it on right away. Keep this up for a week or so and your wart will be gone. I promise. Guaranteed! This is my tip for the day.

I tried those salicylic acid patches and they are a hassle to change every day and wear all the time, and made a nasty wound that got worse with every patch, and also didn't work well.This freezing kit made a large wart decrease in size by 80% after 1 application (the size decrease effect took a couple of weeks). I just did a second application and pretty feel confident it will likely take care of the last 20%. It's quick (takes a couple of minutes and you're done and just wait after that) and doesn't hurt that bad during or after compared to the patches.