Wartie Wart and Verruca Remover

Wartie uses a precision freezing method to target and freeze the wart or verruca to its core. This process causes the wart tissue to die and fall off, allowing healthy skin to grow back.

Yes, Wartie is designed to be safe and effective for use on children aged 4 years and older. Its precision applicator helps prevent harm to surrounding skin.

Typically, the wart or verruca will fall off within 10-14 days after a single application. For some stubborn warts, multiple applications may be required, spaced 14 days apart.

You may experience a brief, stinging sensation during and immediately after application, which is normal as the wart is frozen. This discomfort is usually temporary.

Wartie is specifically designed for common warts and verrucas on hands and feet. It should not be used on facial warts, genital warts, moles, birthmarks, or any other skin growths. Consult a doctor if you are unsure about the nature of your skin condition.

If the wart persists after 14 days, you may reapply Wartie, following the instructions carefully. Do not exceed the recommended number of applications outlined in the product leaflet. If the wart still remains after subsequent treatments, consult a healthcare professional.

Some stubborn warts may require a second application. Wait 14 days after the initial treatment before reapplying. Ensure you followed the application instructions precisely, including the correct contact time. If the wart still persists after a few applications, consult a healthcare professional.

This can happen if the applicator accidentally touched healthy skin or if applied for too long. Ensure precise application next time. Apply a soothing cream (e.g., aloe vera) to the irritated area. If irritation persists or worsens, seek medical advice.

Ensure you are pressing the applicator tip firmly against the wart for the recommended duration to activate the freezing process. If the canister is very cold, warm it slightly with your hands before use. If it still doesn't work, the canister may be empty, or there could be a defect. Contact customer support.

Blister formation is a normal part of the healing process, indicating the treatment is working. Do not puncture the blister. Keep the area clean and protected with a sterile bandage. If the blister becomes excessively painful, discolored, or shows signs of infection (pus, fever), consult a doctor immediately.