De Wart Lotion 20ml — Wart Removal Treatment
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Description
De Wart Lotion 20ml — Wart Removal Treatment
Prescription required. De Wart Lotion is a fast-acting, topical wart removal treatment formulated with Verrugon and Milk Acid. It is indicated for the removal of common warts, verrucas, plantar warts, corns, and calluses on non-sensitive areas of the body. For use under the guidance of a qualified healthcare professional.
Indications
- Common Warts: Found on hands, fingers, and other non-sensitive body areas.
- Plantar Warts: Warts located on the soles of the feet.
- Verrucas: Viral warts commonly occurring on the feet.
- Corns and Calluses: Thickened skin from friction and pressure on feet and hands.
How It Works
De Wart Lotion combines Verrugon and Milk Acid to exfoliate and break down thickened wart tissue through a keratolytic action — helping to gradually loosen and remove the wart layer by layer. The easy-to-use applicator allows precise, controlled application directly onto the affected area.
Directions for Use
As directed by your physician or dermatologist. Prescription required.
- Clean the affected area thoroughly with soap and water.
- For stubborn warts, soak in warm water for 5 minutes to soften the skin.
- Gently exfoliate the wart surface with a pumice stone or nail file.
- Using the applicator, apply a thin layer of De Wart Lotion directly to the wart only — avoid surrounding healthy skin.
- Allow to dry completely before covering or dressing the area.
- Repeat once or twice daily as directed by your healthcare professional.
Important Precautions
- Do not use if you have diabetes or poor blood circulation.
- Do not apply to irritated, infected, or reddened skin.
- Not for use on facial warts, moles, genital warts, or mucous membranes.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- For external use only.
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Usage & Benefits
- Targets common warts, plantar warts, verrucas, corns, and calluses
- Verrugon and Milk Acid work through keratolytic action to break down wart tissue
- Precision applicator allows direct, controlled application to affected areas only
- Suitable for use on hands, feet, and non-sensitive body areas
- Fast-acting formula with visible results over the treatment course
- Easy to use as part of a physician-directed wart management plan
How To Use
Use as directed by your physician or dermatologist. Prescription required.
1. Clean the affected area thoroughly with soap and water.
2. For stubborn warts, soak in warm water for 5 minutes to soften the skin.
3. Gently exfoliate the wart surface with a pumice stone or nail file.
4. Apply a thin layer of De Wart Lotion directly to the wart using the applicator — avoid surrounding healthy skin.
5. Allow to dry completely before covering the area.
6. Repeat once or twice daily as directed by your healthcare professional.
Note: Do not use on diabetes patients, poor blood circulation, or on facial, genital, or mole areas.
FAQs
Is De Wart Lotion available without a prescription?
No — De Wart Lotion is listed under the medicines category and requires a valid prescription from a qualified physician or dermatologist before dispensing.
What types of warts does De Wart Lotion treat?
It is indicated for common warts, plantar warts (foot warts), verrucas, corns, and calluses on non-sensitive areas of the body.
Can De Wart Lotion be used on the face?
No — it must not be used on facial warts, moles, genital warts, or mucous membranes.
Is De Wart Lotion safe for people with diabetes?
No — people with diabetes or poor blood circulation should not use this product. Consult your physician for alternative treatment.
How long does it take for the wart to be removed?
Treatment duration varies by wart size and type. Your physician or dermatologist will advise on the expected treatment course.
