Scholl Verruca & Wart Complete Freeze Remover Kit, 80ml - Verucca Freeze Treatment for Effective Wart and Verucca Removal, 1 Pack

Ohmagad... Have had a verruca for about two years. Initially was in denial I think, then read that they can go away by themselves, as a result took me ages to address it (but was responsible about it, made sure I wasn't spreading it around etc.)Initially went for Bazuka, as that's what I'd used as a child. It did cause the circle around the verruca to go white and peel off, which seemed to peel off the verruca itself, leaving just a white patch where it was - but it came straight back within days. Kept trying for weeks, tried to be more diligent with the applications (not skipping any), but no results.Then tried Scholl foot pen, which is a white pen that you use to dot gel on the affected area. This had the same effects as Bazuka. Used for several months, caused foot to be quite tender / painful on application sometimes, so was hopeful that this meant it was working. But again, it would peel off leaving a white patch and then instantly come back. This happened several times.Hopelessly I kept googling and thought I might have to resort to private treatment, not feeling like I should trouble my GP with this at the moment. I put it down to how long I'd left it to treat it, thinking only professional treatment could help it now.My husband actually ordered this Scholl freeze kit after I was whining about what to do next - I'd seen this product before but previously discounted it as I thought it sounded a) gimmicky and b) painful and c) was a bit pricey and I didn't want to keep sinking money into things that don't have a guarantee of working. But he went ahead and ordered it so I would stop going on about it.Holy smokes. One application, waited 14 days as prescribed in the instructions, and bam... It. Is. Gone!I read about the application itself a few times; it requires precise timing with a stopwatch app, and concentration. But overall took just a couple of minutes to read and carry out the necessary steps. For me, the application was painless except for the last five seconds where it did begin to lightly sting. After that, it was a case of putting on my socks and going about life for the next two weeks, letting it do its work.After a day, the area where the verucca had been turned deep red / black, as if it were bruised under the skin. The instructions say not to pick at it, so I left it. It ended up looking like a had a small mole on the bottom of my foot. I continued to resist poking around and waited 14 days.On the 14th day, I looked closer, wondering if I should repeat the treatment as suggested in the instructions. But I saw that it was coming away. I gently pulled at it and the whole thing came away, revealing fresh pink skin underneath where the verruca used to be. I couldn't believe it. I am buzzing. I can't stop looking at how peachy the sole of my foot is. It worked completely.Obviously with things like this, what works for some might not work for others, we're all different. This treatment worked for me after trying some others unsuccessfully, it could be that some people try this and find that it's not for them. But I thought it might help others to know that sometimes things don't work, but there still might be something else out there.Also helpful to know that someone can have one for ages, and it can still be beaten!Don't lose heart :)

I’ve been using this for a few months now and it’s taken multiple uses to finally get the persistent verruca to blacken. Hopefully this gets rid of it.It certainly does not work in 14 days though. It’s about the second or third month since I first got this I think? Don’t be fooled, you will have to buy another one of these. Mine was a tiny little thing and I’m now going to order my third box, but I fully believe this will be the end of it. Just stay consistent and be patient.

Love it, super cheap alternative to paying for cryo/ cauterisationRead the instructions properly and follow them to a tee,For any delicate areas seek help or advice from a trained medical professional.As a dentist I used this only once to remove a recurring small spot on the top of my nose which kept coming back after cutting it. (I believe it was a small angiofibroma) no scar or evidence of it being there at all a month later, and it hasn't returned for over 6 months now.Expect redness for a few days then it will settle down and scab/peel off naturally.For deeper lesions verrucas warts and other vascular lesions it may need multiple applications over time.Pedunculated lesions/skin tags should come off far easier with one application.If unsure, if a lesion doesn't look regular in shape or rapidly progressing definitely seek urgent medical review.Ideally get the go ahead from a medical professional before using this on a lesion.Overall a great product that gets very cold and will freeze superficial skin layers well, with 2 different size tips. Plenty of disposable tips left for other uses later on.Works better and easier, more targeted than another type I used on a verruca a few years ago.(Wartner)

Easy to use but did not work well for me. However most treatments including cryotherapy at the dermatologist have not worked since so I’m probably a stubborn case!

The only product that worked for me. Thank you.

I've persisted with this on the same wart 9 times since I bought it 9 months ago. I've followed the instruction precisely using a timer and often tried leaving it on the skin longer than recommended in the hope that it will work better. I and have nearly run out of the aerosol and have 3 tips left. Each time it burns the skin, sometimes gives me a blister and it removes the skin but the wart does not go away and reappears. It's very difficult to be precise with even the arrow applicators and impossible to be precise and not burn all around the area you're trying to apply it with the fatter tip applicators. There aren't enough arrow applicators given how ineffective it is but even if it included more it still wouldn't work. I wish the NHS would start doing this again - it only takes them seconds for a permeant removal.

This is the after picture he had 2 big ones covering a lot of his finger. My son hated his warts as he is autistic and couldn’t understand why it was there. This didn’t hurt him in anyway, it also went 7 days after the application. I read comments on here stating that if you also use some plaster tape which don’t have the the soft pad on it and change it at least daily a lot of people have had much better results so I used this tip and it worked, the different size applicators are great. This is a very easy simple method on how to use and this is the 4th brand I’ve tried and the only one which has worked. Well worth the money and I would happily pay more for this item. So if you want result then I recommend don’t waste ur money on other branded ones