Dr. Scholl's Freeze Away works great for us! My 9-year-old daughter had a wart on her finger. We saw this at the store and decided to give it a try before going to the doctor. It was very easy to use, did not hurt much, (per her report, and she is a weenie about pain!) we only had to do it once, and in less than two weeks, the wart was gone! 'Nuff said.
Thanks for the tip! I have had one on my finger for a couple of years. I really should remove it before school starts up again. Passing out papers makes me self conscious about it.
ReplyDeleteWe've used this with good results too.
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It's good to know this product worked for someone! We've only used the band-aid style product. Did you know you can also remove warts with duct tape? I learned this from our pediatrician some time back (there are many, but here is one article: http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2002/10/14/health/main525523.shtml). Now that my 6 yr old has a wart, I wanted to give it a try. But, she wants to wear the "pretty band-aids" instead. Figures!
ReplyDeleteDuct tape is good. We also use tea tree oil on a plaster which doesn't hurt.
ReplyDeleteThe freeze stuff looks good though!
I used the duct tape, and it worked, but only on some of my daughter's warts--she had 2 different kinds. So we actually bought Target's brand of Wartner's. It is a "paint" and super easy to use. And a good price--about $3.00!
ReplyDeleteJust a sidenote for the duct tape--you have to pretty much leave it on all the time which seemed to be slightly annoying to my daughter--she's four.
Thanks we are battling warts too. I was wondering if that stuff worked. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteAwesome tip! I hope we never need it, but just in case we do....
ReplyDeleteI had heard of duct tape for plantar's warts, but wondered how duct tape would work on a finger? I mean, since you are supposed to leave it on for several days. I didn't think duct tape would stay on a finger that long.
ReplyDeleteLet me know if anyone has tried it on a finger. My daughter's wart was next to her fingernail.
We used this too and only had to use it once also. It's a great product. My son had several warts and they lasted for years. I finally broke down and got him a flu shot and it totally worked. This a last resort however, after may years of embarrasing warts on his face, etc.
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