Wart Off Stick 5g
A treatment for common and plantar warts in a convenient 5g tube.
Available in leading pharmacies.
Always read the label and follow the directions for use.
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What are warts?
Warts are viral infections of the skin. Viral warts may appear at any age but are most commonly found in older children. Warts are spread via contact with the virus and most often appear on sites subject to trauma i.e. fingers, elbows, knees and feet.
What is Wart-Off Stick for?
For the treatment of common and plantar warts.
Who is Wart-Off Stick for?
For children and adults with common or plantar warts.
Why should I use Wart-Off Stick?
Wart-Off Stick has no messy liquids and is easy to apply. It is a convenient way to remove and destroy wart tissues.
Warts are viral infections of the skin. Viral warts may appear at any age but are most commonly found in older children. Warts are spread via contact with the virus and most often appear on sites subject to trauma i.e. fingers, elbows, knees and feet.
What is Wart-Off Stick for?
For the treatment of common and plantar warts.
Who is Wart-Off Stick for?
For children and adults with common or plantar warts.
Why should I use Wart-Off Stick?
Wart-Off Stick has no messy liquids and is easy to apply. It is a convenient way to remove and destroy wart tissues.
5 g Topical stick. Contains Salicylic acid 400 mg/mL (40% w/w)
1. Wash affected area.
2. Soak wart in warm water for 5 minutes to soften.
3. Dry area thoroughly.
4. Cover the top of the wart only with a thin layer of Wart Off Stick. Avoid contact with surrounding skin to avoid damage to normal skin.
5. Cover the wart with a waterproof plaster, so it does not breathe. Do not leave the wart uncovered.
6. Repeat once daily until the wart has cleared. Change the plaster every couple of days or as desired. Should the condition persist consult a doctor.
2. Soak wart in warm water for 5 minutes to soften.
3. Dry area thoroughly.
4. Cover the top of the wart only with a thin layer of Wart Off Stick. Avoid contact with surrounding skin to avoid damage to normal skin.
5. Cover the wart with a waterproof plaster, so it does not breathe. Do not leave the wart uncovered.
6. Repeat once daily until the wart has cleared. Change the plaster every couple of days or as desired. Should the condition persist consult a doctor.
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