I had a small growth on the side of my pointer finger that suddenly appeared 2 years ago. It was so small that it didn’t bother me. But over this last summer, it started to get bigger. I was actually able to clip it off...but within days, it would grow right back. After reading reviews- I settled on this product, mainly for the price and the pictures of results.
I did what other successful reviewers said to do. Carefully place the medicine circle part of the bandaid over your growth, press it down so the medicine patch sticks, then wrap carefully to make sure that the medicine circle doesn’t move. That circle ⭕️ is where the medicine is. So if you don’t do it carefully enough- and the circle shifts- it won’t be effective. Take your time placing it. They are super sticky- so once you place it on there- it’s staying. Also, if your wart is bigger than a pea, I don’t feel like this would work, as the circle of medicine is only about that big.
I used approx 2 bandaids per day, placing one in the morning, and then another in the evening. They are bandaids- they stick great, but if you wash hands often or do a lot of dishes by hand- you may need to replace more often. But listen- I did notice that it did MORE and was MORE effective, if I was able to keep the same bandaid in place for longer periods of time. I’m guessing the circle patch of medicine has to be in contact with your skin for a certain amount of time before it begins to break down. So in hind-sight, I probably should have bought some rubber gloves to wear during dish time. That’s when mine mostly fell off.
I placed my first bandaid on in the morning and really didn’t notice anything but a “pruney” appearance to my finger for the next couple of days. I DID feel a tingly, almost burning sensation those first few days, but since other reviews warned of this, I don’t go ripping the bandaid off. Now- it wasn’t pain- just something I was aware of. So I kept carefully placing it on twice a day- and by the 3rd day- the magic circle started to do its job. My finger was so pruney under the bandaid (like I’d spent a lot of time in a bath) and the growth area started to feel tender.
By day 5, it was starting to GROW and looked like a big white bubble. I took my nail clippers and carefully trimmed the dead white skin just a bit (yes- it turns it crazy white- like a white crayola crayon) but don’t mess with it too much, because it does feel tender and you don’t want to infect it.
I woke up on day 8, and removed the last bandaid. I used all 14- the whole box. The wart did not magically fall off. But I took a pair of sanitized tweezers and was able to carefully lift it off. Every last bit of it just cleanly came away. No tugging or tearing- if it doesn’t cleanly lift off, use the bandaids a few more days.
Don’t PANIC!!! It will look as though the medicine patch left a hole in your finger, and it will feel sore and tender. Mine was so tender that I wanted to put another (regular) bandaid over it, but it needs the air so the skin can dry out. So I left it alone.
Within about a week the skin looked mostly better...but it was still a very tender spot on my finger. That feeling takes longer to go away. I waited almost 3 months to to write this review because I wanted to make sure it didn’t grow right back. And it hasn’t!!! Everything has healed and there is not a single spot to show it was ever even there!!! This stuff truly works!!!
My photo is from right after- so you can see how it really goes down into layers of your skin- and shows why it will be sore and take some time to heal.
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Something that finally worked !
Within 6 days, my planter wart on my foot came off. I have had this wart for at least 3 years, but only recently found out it was a wart. I had several warts on my hands that were very bothersome and first used a H-warts oil which only left my sourrounding skin peeling with no change in the wart. I then decided to try the compound W gel on my hand warts, and although I had some of the skin on the top layers of my wart peel, it left my skin very dry and cracked and had to stop after a month of use with very little to show for it.After a couple weeks of healing, I decided to go for the bandaids, a month into using them, more and more layers of my warts were coming off with the help of some tweezers (some people on the reviews say they just fall off, but not for me)The bandaids sticky-ness is very good but not as waterproof as they claim to be. After the first month went by the adhesive from the bandaids were really messing up my nails leaving them sticky and having to continously try to scrape off what felt like super glue on my nails cuz I had 3 out of 5 warts by my nails. Looking back I probably could've used rubbing alcohol to get the adhesive off faster but honestly it was way too sticky for my sensitive skin, a lot of the surrounding skin got very dry and flaky and after the first month I had to take a break from them to heal my skin.I switched from using the bandaid they give you to a fabric bandaid that helped greatly. You can easily remove the medicated circle of acid and place it on your wart, or if you have a somewhat bigger wart and want to cover it all ( which i highly recommend) you can put more pads on to cover it up. Now just apply the bandaid, and you're set.Now in my experience of washing dishes and doing a lot of work with my hands, these bandaids don't last long. I had to buy a big box of 100. Its okay to get the warts wet, just take off the bandaid and the pad(s) and after you're done doing dishes/taking a shower (whatever) then put the pad(s) back on (if you haven't used them for 48 hours) and a fresh bandaid on.Yes this is a little bit of an annoyance. And these warts didn't go away til about 2 months.I had to buy at least 6 boxes of compound W bandaids and 2 boxes of regular bandaids, but eventually I picked them all off and my skin is healing great. And on the box they say you should have the bandaid on for 48 hours, which is impossible and super dirty. I used a set of pads for 48 hours, but changed bandaid 2 or 3 times a day. This helps you not go through so much pads, but just going through new regular bandaids, yes its gonna cost ya a little but if your not a person who can't go or won't go to a doctor, this will work, be patient, very very patient.A week after my hand warts left, I started on my foot. I was pleasantly suprised it took only 6 days, considering my hand warts were a lot longer. And I had them for about 2 years, the one on my foot a little longer.As you can see in the pictures, the first one is just the foot wart without any application. The second one is day 4 of 2 pads on the wart. The third picture is the wart all gone, fresh red skin that doesn't sting to the touch. Ta-da! Im amazed, give these a try if you have the patience (and the funds incase it takes long like mine)
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Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2019
Size: 14 PackVerified Purchase
I had a small growth on the side of my pointer finger that suddenly appeared 2 years ago. It was so small that it didn’t bother me. But over this last summer, it started to get bigger. I was actually able to clip it off...but within days, it would grow right back. After reading reviews- I settled on this product, mainly for the price and the pictures of results.
I did what other successful reviewers said to do. Carefully place the medicine circle part of the bandaid over your growth, press it down so the medicine patch sticks, then wrap carefully to make sure that the medicine circle doesn’t move. That circle ⭕️ is where the medicine is. So if you don’t do it carefully enough- and the circle shifts- it won’t be effective. Take your time placing it. They are super sticky- so once you place it on there- it’s staying. Also, if your wart is bigger than a pea, I don’t feel like this would work, as the circle of medicine is only about that big.
I used approx 2 bandaids per day, placing one in the morning, and then another in the evening. They are bandaids- they stick great, but if you wash hands often or do a lot of dishes by hand- you may need to replace more often. But listen- I did notice that it did MORE and was MORE effective, if I was able to keep the same bandaid in place for longer periods of time. I’m guessing the circle patch of medicine has to be in contact with your skin for a certain amount of time before it begins to break down. So in hind-sight, I probably should have bought some rubber gloves to wear during dish time. That’s when mine mostly fell off.
I placed my first bandaid on in the morning and really didn’t notice anything but a “pruney” appearance to my finger for the next couple of days. I DID feel a tingly, almost burning sensation those first few days, but since other reviews warned of this, I don’t go ripping the bandaid off. Now- it wasn’t pain- just something I was aware of. So I kept carefully placing it on twice a day- and by the 3rd day- the magic circle started to do its job. My finger was so pruney under the bandaid (like I’d spent a lot of time in a bath) and the growth area started to feel tender.
By day 5, it was starting to GROW and looked like a big white bubble. I took my nail clippers and carefully trimmed the dead white skin just a bit (yes- it turns it crazy white- like a white crayola crayon) but don’t mess with it too much, because it does feel tender and you don’t want to infect it.
I woke up on day 8, and removed the last bandaid. I used all 14- the whole box. The wart did not magically fall off. But I took a pair of sanitized tweezers and was able to carefully lift it off. Every last bit of it just cleanly came away. No tugging or tearing- if it doesn’t cleanly lift off, use the bandaids a few more days.
Don’t PANIC!!! It will look as though the medicine patch left a hole in your finger, and it will feel sore and tender. Mine was so tender that I wanted to put another (regular) bandaid over it, but it needs the air so the skin can dry out. So I left it alone.
Within about a week the skin looked mostly better...but it was still a very tender spot on my finger. That feeling takes longer to go away. I waited almost 3 months to to write this review because I wanted to make sure it didn’t grow right back. And it hasn’t!!! Everything has healed and there is not a single spot to show it was ever even there!!! This stuff truly works!!!
My photo is from right after- so you can see how it really goes down into layers of your skin- and shows why it will be sore and take some time to heal.
I did what other successful reviewers said to do. Carefully place the medicine circle part of the bandaid over your growth, press it down so the medicine patch sticks, then wrap carefully to make sure that the medicine circle doesn’t move. That circle ⭕️ is where the medicine is. So if you don’t do it carefully enough- and the circle shifts- it won’t be effective. Take your time placing it. They are super sticky- so once you place it on there- it’s staying. Also, if your wart is bigger than a pea, I don’t feel like this would work, as the circle of medicine is only about that big.
I used approx 2 bandaids per day, placing one in the morning, and then another in the evening. They are bandaids- they stick great, but if you wash hands often or do a lot of dishes by hand- you may need to replace more often. But listen- I did notice that it did MORE and was MORE effective, if I was able to keep the same bandaid in place for longer periods of time. I’m guessing the circle patch of medicine has to be in contact with your skin for a certain amount of time before it begins to break down. So in hind-sight, I probably should have bought some rubber gloves to wear during dish time. That’s when mine mostly fell off.
I placed my first bandaid on in the morning and really didn’t notice anything but a “pruney” appearance to my finger for the next couple of days. I DID feel a tingly, almost burning sensation those first few days, but since other reviews warned of this, I don’t go ripping the bandaid off. Now- it wasn’t pain- just something I was aware of. So I kept carefully placing it on twice a day- and by the 3rd day- the magic circle started to do its job. My finger was so pruney under the bandaid (like I’d spent a lot of time in a bath) and the growth area started to feel tender.
By day 5, it was starting to GROW and looked like a big white bubble. I took my nail clippers and carefully trimmed the dead white skin just a bit (yes- it turns it crazy white- like a white crayola crayon) but don’t mess with it too much, because it does feel tender and you don’t want to infect it.
I woke up on day 8, and removed the last bandaid. I used all 14- the whole box. The wart did not magically fall off. But I took a pair of sanitized tweezers and was able to carefully lift it off. Every last bit of it just cleanly came away. No tugging or tearing- if it doesn’t cleanly lift off, use the bandaids a few more days.
Don’t PANIC!!! It will look as though the medicine patch left a hole in your finger, and it will feel sore and tender. Mine was so tender that I wanted to put another (regular) bandaid over it, but it needs the air so the skin can dry out. So I left it alone.
Within about a week the skin looked mostly better...but it was still a very tender spot on my finger. That feeling takes longer to go away. I waited almost 3 months to to write this review because I wanted to make sure it didn’t grow right back. And it hasn’t!!! Everything has healed and there is not a single spot to show it was ever even there!!! This stuff truly works!!!
My photo is from right after- so you can see how it really goes down into layers of your skin- and shows why it will be sore and take some time to heal.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2023
Size: 14 Count (Pack of 1)Verified Purchase
Latest update: in February I forgot which day, the hole has completely healed up and you can’t even tell what was happening there.
I might have done it wrong since the last piece when I took it off, it tore off my wart, left a hole behind, and there was pus pouring out. I had to rinse it off and use a q-tip to clean it. The hole was tender to touch so after cleaning I had to put on a bandaid. To be honest, it was satisfying seeing how the wart came off with the bandaid, though it scared me a bit with all that pus. I started 01/02 and changed the pad every 1-2 days depending on whether I remember not to soak it in water or not. The first few pads made the skin around my wart turn white and puffy, with each new pad it was tingling and aching a bit. Around 01/08, the white skin started to lift so I tried to lift it up to see if I could tear it off but I was scared that the wart might not be ready yet, so I applied another one. On 01/09 it started to hurt a lot when I pressed down on the pad where the wart was. I took the pad off hoping the wart would come off but it did not, so I put on another one. On 01/10 it was so tender to touch the whole day so I had to see what was happening in there. And as I said in beginning, this time the skin covering the wart tore off as I lifted the pad, and the wart was stuck on the pad. I think I might have used more pad than needed? The skin around the hole, where the wart was, was lifting up as I pulled it, so I tried not to poke at it. I’m gonna let it rest and I will update after it has healed up.
Update:
I took off the bandaid just minutes after I put it on. I decided to let it air heal instead of covering it. I did poke at the skin around in an attempt to clean it up a bit more. It was hurting a looooooot! After a few days the skin became crusty and hard, I also poke at it to remove the hardened skin. It was STILL hurting at this point. A few more days passed and on 01/19 it doesn’t hurt as much anymore. The hole has also healed up. Tbh I was scared because the first few days after the wart came off, I felt as if it carved a hole in my finger. I kept touching it and it felt super weird. Right now it came back up, no more hole and doesn’t have that feeling anymore. Instead, I could finally use my finger to feel all sorts of texture now! It’s as if a long lost sensation has come back to me! Before, the wart was in the way so I could feel nothing, it was really disappointing but everything has changed.
The process for me was PAINFUL, I’m not gonna lie, but the result was worth it. I’m gonna give it a few months or perhaps years so see if the wart is really gone for good. Right now I’m happy.
I might have done it wrong since the last piece when I took it off, it tore off my wart, left a hole behind, and there was pus pouring out. I had to rinse it off and use a q-tip to clean it. The hole was tender to touch so after cleaning I had to put on a bandaid. To be honest, it was satisfying seeing how the wart came off with the bandaid, though it scared me a bit with all that pus. I started 01/02 and changed the pad every 1-2 days depending on whether I remember not to soak it in water or not. The first few pads made the skin around my wart turn white and puffy, with each new pad it was tingling and aching a bit. Around 01/08, the white skin started to lift so I tried to lift it up to see if I could tear it off but I was scared that the wart might not be ready yet, so I applied another one. On 01/09 it started to hurt a lot when I pressed down on the pad where the wart was. I took the pad off hoping the wart would come off but it did not, so I put on another one. On 01/10 it was so tender to touch the whole day so I had to see what was happening in there. And as I said in beginning, this time the skin covering the wart tore off as I lifted the pad, and the wart was stuck on the pad. I think I might have used more pad than needed? The skin around the hole, where the wart was, was lifting up as I pulled it, so I tried not to poke at it. I’m gonna let it rest and I will update after it has healed up.
Update:
I took off the bandaid just minutes after I put it on. I decided to let it air heal instead of covering it. I did poke at the skin around in an attempt to clean it up a bit more. It was hurting a looooooot! After a few days the skin became crusty and hard, I also poke at it to remove the hardened skin. It was STILL hurting at this point. A few more days passed and on 01/19 it doesn’t hurt as much anymore. The hole has also healed up. Tbh I was scared because the first few days after the wart came off, I felt as if it carved a hole in my finger. I kept touching it and it felt super weird. Right now it came back up, no more hole and doesn’t have that feeling anymore. Instead, I could finally use my finger to feel all sorts of texture now! It’s as if a long lost sensation has come back to me! Before, the wart was in the way so I could feel nothing, it was really disappointing but everything has changed.
The process for me was PAINFUL, I’m not gonna lie, but the result was worth it. I’m gonna give it a few months or perhaps years so see if the wart is really gone for good. Right now I’m happy.
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Mario Demers
Fonctionne bien
Reviewed in Canada on April 4, 2024Size: 20 Count (Pack of 1)Verified Purchase
Jonathan M.
Seems much efficient than other treatments but...
Reviewed in Canada on August 21, 2022Size: 20 Count (Pack of 1)Verified Purchase
Simranpal Singh
Would give 10 stars if allowed
Reviewed in Canada on November 29, 2023Size: 20 Count (Pack of 1)Verified Purchase
Simranpal Singh
Reviewed in Canada on November 29, 2023
This one has 40 percent salycilic acid which slowly but EFFECTIVELY kills the skin around the wart and then one day the entire bad skin will come off like you can see in the first picture. Second one is healed skin with no wart at all.
Here is my secret formula , instead of waiting for 48 hours keep replacing the pad after 24 hours dont leave the skin without wart at all and make sure its sticking to the same place , wear socks or stick a tape on the pad and you will see the magic. RECOMMENDED .
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