Compound W Freeze Off* Can freezes warts on the spot. The freezing kills both the virus and the infected skin.

In two weeks after treatment with Compound W Freeze Off®, common warts are usually gone. If a wart or part of it is still there two weeks after treatment, you may then safely treat it again. Do not treat each wart with Compound W Freeze Off® more than three times in total.

If Compound W Freeze Off® Advanced is not used exactly as instructed or you mistakenly apply it directly to the skin or use it on conditions that are not warts, it may cause serious burns and permanent scarring of the skin. Keep out of Reach of Children.

Ingredients : Active Ingredients: Salicylic Acid (w/w) (17 %), Wart Remover. Inactive Ingredients: Castor Oil, Ethyl Lactate, Flexible Collodion, Polybutene, (Contains Alcohol 18% v/v and Ether 53% v/v from Flexible Collodion).

Compound W Freeze Off is a fast and effective treatment for the removal of common warts and plantar warts. Compound W Freeze Off freezes the wart on the spot, usually causing the wart to fall off within 10 to 14 days, after as few as one application.

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In most cases, the blister and wart will disappear within a few days. If the blister is still giving you pain or still contains fluid after this, call your doctor for a second evaluation.

Cryosurgery usually cures 50% to 70% of warts after 3 or 4 treatments. Cryotherapy can remove genital warts but it cannot cure them. Those types of warts are likely to come back. Warts on other parts of your body may or may not return.

After the skin has healed, apply salicylic acid to encourage more skin to peel off. Some individual trials have found salicylic acid and cryotherapy to be equally effective, with cure rates of 50% to 70%, but there is some evidence that cryotherapy is particularly effective for hand warts.

One way doctors can remove warts is by freezing them. This is also known as cryotherapy. During treatment, a doctor directly applies liquid nitrogen, a very cold substance, to the warts. This causes the warts to freeze off.

In most cases a blister will form where liquid nitrogen is applied. The location of the wart and the thickness of the skin around the wart will determine how long it takes for the blister to form. The blister may be either clear or filled with blood. Sometimes a crust or scab may form instead.

How quickly does this product work? Dr. Scholl's® Freeze Away® MAX™ Wart Remover works in as quickly as 10 seconds.

What to Do

1. Keep the area clean and dry. Do not break the blister.
2. When the blister breaks, wash the area daily with soap and water. Apply double antibiotic ointment such as Polysporin® and cover the area with a Band-Aid®.
3. Give acetaminophen (Tylenol®) or ibuprofen (Advil® or Motrin®) as needed for pain.

It takes around 20–60 minutes for the body return to its normal state after the stress response becomes activated. Afterward, a person may feel tired, achy, or have some lingering anxiety. Generally, it is a good idea to do things that feel safe and restful during this time.

Healing is generally quick (7 to 14 days) with little or no scarring. Within hours after treatment, a blister may form. If the blister breaks, clean the area to prevent the spread of the wart virus. Avoid contact with the fluid, which may contain the wart virus.

Cryosurgery usually cures 50% to 70% of warts after 3 or 4 treatments. Cryotherapy can remove genital warts but it cannot cure them. Those types of warts are likely to come back. Warts on other parts of your body may or may not return.