Wart Remover, 24pcs Wart Removal Plasters Pads, Wart Remover for Hands, Plantar Wart Remover for Feet, Verruca plasters, Verruca treatment, Painlessly Removes Common and Plantar Warts

I was a bit sceptical about trying these after failed attempts of other products, and there are alot of good reviews. I have had a wart on my face for months now, went the doctors and on a waiting list for dermatology appointment and we all know how long that could be.Product says not to use on face but when you become self conscious you will try anything, I have even contemplated numbing it and cutting it out myself as I would rather have a scar than this, it's on my jaw line so a little scar wouldnt be so bad I thought, I decided I would try these before I went to such drastic measures.I am on day 3 and pleasantly surprised, I didn't even need to cut the dead skin away with the little knife it just came off.I have also cut the little pad out and secured it with a small square plaster as didn't want a load of tape on my face.I will give updates to see how the treatment progresses but 🤞it continues to work.So after a week of using these pads my wart has shrunk considerably.I am going to let it heal for a bit to see if it starts growing again and to give the skin around it time to heal as this was burnt from the salicylic acid which is in the pad.I may need to do another treatment.

Don’t waste your money. These do not work.

Buy it now! My 14yr old son had a verruca under his big toe that he didn't bother to tell me about for a long time and therefore was pretty much the size of his toe. After YEARS of freezing pens and duct tape and every home remedy under the sun... These are the only thing that has worked. In the course of a week, changing the plaster every 24hours, it has killed his verruca and new skin is growing. He also had a wart on his finger which is nearly gone. The plasters come with microtape to help stick, which is good as it means they've read the previous reviews and rectified it.After about 2 days the wart & verruca turned bright orange with a white ring around. By day 4 the wart needed filing and the dead skin removing. By day 7 the wart is gone and the skin looks a little red but new skin is growing. My son said it has been completely painless. Trust the process, although it's not pretty!

These do work medical wise you can feel it working however there simply just not sticky enough they just don't stay on there like low quality cheap plasters good luck trying to keep one on your toe even when I was asleep in bed it still came off some improvement needs to be made with regards to how sticky they are that's why I won't give them five Stars.

Don't think this worked as well for me as it did for other however it has still worked. I’ve had a verruca for years and was getting fed up with it. The dressing turned the area orange and the skin around it went white and puffy. I was super impatient, kept taking the dressing off after 12 hours instead of the recommended 24. The area of the verruca looked really concerning and I was started to regret putting it on in the first place - however I have just went for a shower and thought it was time to use the little knife to take away all the white puffy skin, the verruca came with it. I now have quite a raw area on the bottom of my big toe, it’s quite sore however I have put a hydrocolloid dressing on to aid with healing. This took me like a week to remove, I wanted it away before I went on holiday in september and it has done just that, now just need the new skin to grow back!

I am so impressed with these plasters. My 7yo daughter had two very stubborn veruccas under one of her toes. Her dad and I had tried for about 3 months with a “verruca pen” and filing technique but it just didn't work; as it was sore to the point she wouldn't let us touch her toe. I scoured amazon for something less invasive and came across these. I was hugely dubious. There was no mention of ingredients and reviews were mixed. But for about £7 I thought even if it didn't do anything at least they would be covered and stop any possible spread over the christmas period. Well I wish I had taken photos. The plaster is a normal plaster (people mentioned in reviews they weren’t sticky but i thought they stuck really well) in the middle is a white waxy ring with a brightly coloured red/orange paste in it. You place the orange stuff over the veruccas and change it every 24hrs. The first time we changed it the orange stuff had dyed her skin bright orange. She had a shower and we replaced the plaster. Over the next few changes, the skin under the ring started to go white and thick (as it suggests on the packet) and the middle still bright orange. Again over the next couple of days the skin gets thicker and whiter. Now after about 4 days I was a tad worried, it was starting to look disturbing and wondered if id made a mistake. This is why I wish Id taken photos! The white thick area of skin, with its orange middle started peeling at the sides. You could see new skin under neath. It says on the packet you can take the dead skin off but she still didnt want us to touch it so we let it do its own thing. It looked like it should be painful but she said it didnt hurt at all and was so happy we weren’t filing it anymore and was more than comfortable at “plaster change time”. I didnt get to see the white bit fall off unfortunately because she was at her dads but when she came back to me she couldnt wait to show me her toe. The white thick part had completely come off taking the two large veruccas with it! The skin underneath looked healthy and not sore at all. There was a tiny remnant/root of the bigger of the two veruccas but we decided to leave it a couple of weeks for the normal skin to return to full thickness and repeat the treatment for that last little bit of root but we didnt need to. The healthy skin peeled a tiny bit more over the next week and took that last little bit out. Her toe is completely normal and free of verrucas! We are astounded and can not recommend these enough.no idea whats in them but they work! They smell disinfectant-y. Dont worry half way through because it looks odd… keep going!