Liquid Wart Remover with 10% Salicylic Acid, Tea Tree & Cedar Leaf Oil - Max Strength Genital & Plantar Wart Treatment for Feet, Hands & Body - Made in USA - Freeze Off Alternative - 1 Fl Oz Dropper

Worked great for me, very discouraged in the beginning. I started treating and it does burn! Not only the wart, but the skin around it, liberally coat the wart, try not to get much on the skin. Yes, after a shower and stay naked at least 5 minutes is best. Haven't had a wart since February, it took a good 3 months to get them all, but once the first one died, I was COMMITED! Costs $200 to go to the DR and he's freezing them and it KILLS, the pain is soooo bad and the skin around them gets burned anyway. I'd rather treat in private. Also, the acid hardens to a super glue consistency, so make sure to remove the old, before applying the new. it will take 3 days to 2 weeks for a wart to die off, just keep applying. If you are doing too much damage or feel uncomfortable, just stop a few days and heal. You will survive, the warts will not!

The title advertising this as being able to use on any type of warts including genital warts. However when you read the warning on the box it says to not use it on anything but common or plantar warts and NOT to use it on genital warts... The product link is deceiving and misleading because I thought I was going to be able to use this on a GW but turns out that I technically shouldn't do so. I have already opened one bottle before seeing this information so now I don't know what to do... The product description needs changed so others don't make the same mistake!!!! Don't get me wrong since it's opened I'm going to choose to ignore the warning and give it a shot since others have said they had positive results doing so.... But before you buy be aware that the product title/link and most likely purposely misleading !!! There is a warning on the box which coincidentally is not sent with the product but if you look up on the product page they show the box and if you zoom in on the pic you can then read the warning......all I'm saying is buyer beware!!!! Just another product putting profits over people by giving false advertising and descriptions of the product...the title link is not true

This is a real deal review I got no endorsements from any of the products.I did some shopping on amazon to take care of some GW's that popped up in my private region. In my past experience I used to use the apple cider vinegar on a cotton ball taped on overnight which always got the wart to turn black and fall off within 3-4 days. Last time I did it it burned the skin around it which was mighty painful and didn't do the best job to break down GW so decided to use something different this time around.I bought this with somyxl and papillex supplement.-I applied both wartcide and somyxl 2x a day after a thorough warm shower to make sure the warts were damp.-After 3rd day the newest wart shrunk and went away on its own which had me amazed-On day 4 Skin around older wart was getting burned from frequent application and that area felt real tender. After some online suggestions I read you should apply petroleum jelly around wart to protect skin from acid damage. I applied it on the 4th day which helped but damaged was already done-Older wart was more resistant on 5th day it finally turn black and fell off on the 6th day-Downside skin was burnt though around wart and scabbed up. Applied antiseptic cream to heal the skin. No discoloration after scab fell off.Key take away I believe wartcide is the real winner but have to protect the healthy skin by applying petroleum jelly around the wart with a qtip on the healthy skin.Not sure if the somxyl alone was doing anything but it actually does have active ingredients that I found out does something when I applied it to scabbing skin. **Do not do this ** .I did on day 5 because i stopped applying the wartcide since its really strong and the skin was damaged and a scabbed layer was formed so like an idiot I applied somxyl to keep attacking the wart figuring it was mild and it burned like crazy and had two tiny blood blisters that went down the next day.I used both since I figured wartcide would burn through the top layer of the skin and the active ingredients of the somxyl would be able to penetrate afterwards.It was painful and unsightly but it worked and the scabbed skin healed after a couple of days and no discoloration under the scab. So 3 days for a fairly new wart to go away and 6 days for a wart that i let linger for a couple of months.I now take the papillex supplement every morning to make sure my immune system stays strong. I will continue to take this for the next year to 2 years since I read it takes 2 years for hpv to leave your system. So hoping for no relapses.Hope this review was helpful and best of luck!

My bottle tipped over while moving something on my desk and dripped on the floor without me knowing then I stepped in it. It left a nasty abrasion on my toe. It was so gross I thought it was glass, but while applying first aid I could see where the skin was all white and I knew it was from the product. Works great on warts, but seriously this stuff is dangerous to healthy skin. I was always careful in applications, because I had heard of it burning healthy skin. Let me tell you that is completely true. I'm not taking a pictures because a) it's bandaged now b) my only concern at the time was it to clean it and stop the pain and lastly I have terrible lighting. The bottle is also fairly small so it's easy to tip over and is prone to breaking causing it to leak. A simple drop can crack something in the bottle and next thing you know it's everywhere and you have to get it off your skin as soon as possible. Application is messy and it always kills off some healthy skin in treatment as any wart treatment does.

It works, but it works differently for each person. For some, 3 times is enough, while for others, it takes a month. It would be more convenient to use it in a tube.