Scholl Wart & Verruca Removal Pen

My 15 year old poodle has had a gross wart on her nose for 2 years. I have bought various products, including scholl freezing wart remover and wartner, nothing has touched it. It was getting bigger and unsightly. We didn’t want to touch it for fear of catching it. I had almost resigned myself for a £350 vet bill , when I read the review about this pen. This was my last attempt at doing it at home.. As you can see from the pictures it is amazing . Day one applied as instructions twice, am and pm, the next morning it had shrunk and the third day You can hardly find it. Day 4 nearly totally gone. I used it and put a cone on her so that she couldn't rub it off or rub it into her eye. Day 4 I think it has gone and I am now doing a couple of others on her body, leg and neck. Easy to use and very accurate application due to the design of the pen. Left the cone on her for 30 minutes after each application so that the product can dry. What a fantastic product. I highly recommend.

I swear by Dr Scholl products! I’ve used the athlete’s foot spray and the cream, which worked effectively and quickly and now this for wart removal. In just two days the pain has gone, the swelling has all but disappeared but I’m not jumping the gun, I’ll use it for several months, as recommended. The freeze away treatment is supposed to be faster but I’d prefer to take longer and see that the wart has definitely gone away. It’s so easy to use and the instructions are clear. The fluid creates a shield over the wart (after being allowed to dry for 20 minutes) which allows you to keep on with daily tasks. Alert! Warts are highly infectious and any equipment you use must not be shared. After finishing the treatment, the pen must be disposed of. This product has over one thousand fabulous views for a reason and here is another. It’s good value for money because it really works.

Review written over time, from first-last use: -My wart is rather small, but I have had it for about 10 years now (I was 7/8 ish when it showed up, and I was too scared to get it treated at the doctors, and haven’t really had the bother to get it done since. Thought I’d try this considering I can do it in my free time, and don’t have to take a big chunk out of my day for it) -It’s like an itchy, slightly stinging pain. -I had rather shake-y hands, and could still get it precise with the tip. -It hurts for a while after you put it on as well, and then hurts when you put a certain amount of pressure on it as well, but thats quite dull, I’d say. -I would recommend getting plasters to put on it after each treatment+dry time (it’s recommended in the instructions, but it obviously also protects it from anything like dust or fluff causing an issue whilst it’s still in the more painful state). -hurt much less on my second day (third treatment), only really started to hurt when I accidentally smudged it slightly onto healthy skin (hence the recommendation for vaseline, I forgot to this time) -after using it for a week (I’m bad at listening to instructions, pretty sure it’s meant to be 4 days at a time), I had this gut feeling that I should leave it for a bit, and since the skin around it was damaged from me scrubbing at it one day, and the product, since it can cause damage to healthy skin, I saw that, that was the best idea -I kept plasters on it, and used TCP to make sure the area around it wouldn’t get infected (and my mother kept asking if it was alright because it was blue because of the product, and it dying, but she refused to accept this, and it made me start to worry, even though I knew it was fine) as well as lotion to soften the skin up, I have eczema, so that+using this, and TCP, all dried up my skin. I also used an oily soap on the first 2 or so days. -I started the break on Sunday, then on Thursday morning (literally like- 00:17, it probably could’ve been sooner but I was scared), I was able to peel an area away. I don’t know what this is as of now, but will note that down when I find out if it was the wart(s) -It was feeling particularly itchy, possibly because I was wearing a plaster all day… and it was waterproof, and I’m slightly allergic to waterproof plasters so my skin gets itchy when I wear them but I wanted to use clear plasters so screw it. -Continued to feel itchy after what I hope is indeed the wart, came off -Waking up Thursday morning, I looked at my hand (where the wart is/was) and it was no longer blue, but looked more like a wound, so I will be applying TCP and lotion -Almost 2 weeks after stopping the treatment, it’s still healing but it seems to all be closed up, it’s just not yet fully healed :) -many months later, it has left a red scar. That is largely my own fault for using it for a week, rather than the 4 days it says to, so be careful with that. I, personally, so prefer the scar over the warts, but some people may differ. Oh-it did, indeed get rid of the wart so… yeah! Have a wonderful day <3

Cleared up 6 verruca's on a 8 year old. I followed the plan, of x days on x days off (don't remember the number) and at the end of the third or fourth treatment we peeled off the dead/dethatched skin. This left some holes in place of the verruca, but they have quickly healed and a few months on it's as if thewy ere never there. We tried the stick on pads before without much success but this managed to remove them all - pain free and no complaints

Used on a cluster of verrucas. Followed the instructions but has not removed all. It is easy to use and the coloured gel helps with the application. Have done a few courses of treatment but some still persist.

It worked. Use it once a day on my 7 year’s finger and yes it burnt but he was pretty good and endured so clearly not too bad. It works by hardening the wart, u need to be careful not to put it anywhere else but the wart , the applicator is pretty easy to use and accurate to be fair, and after a week the wart fell on its own - see picture of after it fell.

Helped remove verruca from 5 year old foot. Easy to use and quick results.