Dr. Scholl's ClearAway Wart Remover with Duragel Technology, 9ct / Clinically Proven Wart Removal of Common Warts with Discreet Thin and Flexible Cushions, Optimal for Fingers and Toes
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If you can keep the bandage on for about 5 days, the wart will start to turn white and gross. It's very easy to take off. The wart never completely disappears with this treatment. It is not something I would advise you to do. Apply the wart stick, which resembles chapstick, and cover it with a bandage.
The active ingredient has a concentration of 40%.
Yes, but it is more time consuming.
You'll need to treat the wart for at least two weeks in a row. I tried to keep these bandaids on for as long as I could, but the thin clear bandage isn't very long-lasting. It eventually twists together into a thin bandage string and rolls away. To keep it in place, I had to apply a regular bandaid on top. For me, they only lasted about a half-day. I discovered a better product, salicylic acid in the form of a chapstick, which I applied and then covered with a bandaid.
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The cushions serve as a waterproof, impenetrable layer of protection. br>br>I'm not sure why there are more discs than cushions because the discs don't stay on without them.
I used it for 6 days (changing it every 48 hours), and the wart came off with the cushion/medication pad when I peeled it off on the evening of the 6th day. There was no discomfort, no blood, and no open wounds. I've left the building.
This product is fantastic in theory. The small wart remover patches work well, but the "cushions" could use some improvement. If you use these on your hand or fingers (like I do on my right thumb), the cushion/bandage will roll over almost instantly. It's simply too flimsy to withstand any kind of abuse. I agree with a previous reviewer that having more patches than bandages makes no sense. I'd like to say that I've come up with a good solution. Band-aid makes a "hydro seal" bandage that is perfect for this. It even stays put in the shower and when you wash your hands. I like the medicated patches in this product, but you might need a different bandage to cover them, especially if you're using them on your hands.
My 7-year-old son had about ten warts on his hands, so I bought this for him. As you can see in the pictures, this works, but I strongly advise you to purchase water proof tape to cover the discs because the cushions are ineffective at keeping them in place. My sin admitted that it was painful, but that he was able to bear it and that he was pleased with the results. He is currently working on his fourth application, which I believe is his final one, at the time of this review. Other liquid remedies we'd tried before didn't seem to work as well as this one. It's simple to use, but I strongly advise using waterproof tape and soaking the warts in warm water for 7 to 10 minutes. ten minutes prior to the start of the application This is an unbiased (non-paid) review.
If your memory is deteriorating even slightly, this is probably not the product for you. br>br>Comes with a bunch of clear band aids, which stuck pretty well the first and only time I used them and looked like they were starting to work on my wart at the tip of my finger. br>br>The issue is that it only comes with one small plastic sheet with these tiny little medicated dots that you must peel off and place on top of the wart before wrapping the band aids around it. br>br>Without the dots, you're left with a smattering of clear, well-sticking band aids. br>br>The second time I used it, I took the little sheet of medicated dots out of the box and set it down so I could get a band aid out. br>br>When I got the band aid out, I reached for the little sheet of dots and it wasn't where I had set it down. It wasn't where I put it down, or so I thought. My memory isn't firing on all cylinders these days, and I'm beginning to forget things. br>br>I swear I put that tiny slip of plastic with the tiny little dots right next to me (because it seemed logical). br>br>Unfortunately, we'll never know because the house has been thoroughly cleaned, and that little sheet with the little dots has never been found. I now have a full box (minus one) of clear band aids, assuming it got mixed in with the junk mail and thrown out with it. br>br>I suppose I'll be able to use them if I cut my hand while playing with my cat. The warts, on the other hand, are still present. Now I'm on the lookout for a treatment that's better suited to people like me who have trouble remembering things.
My daughter's doctor recommended this product, and she wants us to use the freeze-off medication after the wart has flattened. Some of the reviews I've seen have been negative. In all honesty, I'm overjoyed. It may take 6 to 12 weeks, according to her doctor. Her wart is now completely flat, and we can move on to the next step with just one box. My daughter wore it while swimming and it didn't come off. br>In my opinion, it is well worth the money, and I give it a five-star rating.
My daughter forgot about it for two weeks until I reminded her, and the wart was almost completely gone!.
For nearly three years, I had a wart on my finger that came and went. It would come back even if I got rid of it. Keeping dry was a real challenge. This product is fantastic because it didn't kill as much skin around the wart as other products did, and the covers kept my finger dryer for longer. The only thing I would change is that there are more medicinal pads than wraps for them, so I had to buy waterproof band-aids, which didn't work quite as well. I bought a second box because I wasn't sure if the first one would work, but I never had to open it.
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