- Powerful method works weeks
- Doctor preferred method
- Removes warts fast with as few as 1 treatment
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Dr. Scholl's® Freeze Away® is an OTC freezing treatment similar to the one used by doctors; removes warts fast with as few as 1 treatment, box of 7 treatments.
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19 of 19 people found the following review helpful
This worked well for me for some stubborn warts (tried the acid route, which I think is more painful than this) and a skintag. Skin turns white, then deep red, then sloughs off in a couple of weeks and no more problem. Had to reapply twice to a couple, so be patient and let it work. Typical insurance doesn't cover cryotherapy in your Dr.s office so I think it's money well spent, esp. if you have to go back once or twice. I got the 12 application pack, as I didn't want to run out, and it was only a little more than the 7 pack. Adice: hold on the area long enough to be sure it's all white, which may be longer than instructions say.
12 of 13 people found the following review helpful
I had a small but stubborn wart on the side of my index finger and with the help of this product, I finally got rid of it. To be effective, you need to alter the directions somewhat. First, I clipped the wart off (very painless to do so for me). Second, I treated it twice two days apart. The first treatment I held the applicator on the wart for the recommended time. Two days later when treating again, I held the applicator on the wart for at least twice the length of time as recommended in the instructions. Yes, it was uncomfortable and was borderline painful. A day after the second treatment, the area formed a pretty good blister which I ended up draining and then kept the area covered with a bandaid until it was healed enough to stay uncovered. It is now approximately four weeks later and there is no sign of the wart returning. Previously, it would begin to return in less than a week. I'm confident enough with the way it looks that it is now gone for good.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
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I like this product, and have achieved great success for the two times I've used in over quite a few years. This comment is about it's use this last week.
I used a razor blade to trim off excess skin. I'm not worried about how it feels or bleeding, you might like to use and emery board etc. I trimmed the area right to that little cluster of dots and it was sensitive. Follow their directions to the letter before going off changing things a little like I did. Prior to applying take a minute to look at exactly where you want to put this thing so you cover the area in question and don't just freeze a spot for fun which it's not. Decide where your part in question will be resting to apply this and practice how your applicator hand movements will carried out If you press this thing on firmly, I pressed hard, you will feel sore but then about a minute after you remove it and things warm up you will be wide awake for that one. It's just like when you get something real cold in the winter ie feet/hands and when you warm them up they hurt.
Now this is how I got the most out of this device after previously having treatment done by my Dr. with his much larger freeze machine. I found that after pressing hard for one minute I had a very nice white, very cold, and very numb ring with two of those little dot clusters well with in the ring. About a minute later as it warmed that brief sore feeling came and went. After a couple days I had a nice blister with blood inside. A couple days later I had a hard dry blister which pretty much came off on it's own with those little dots in the middle of it. I found more dots on the new skin underneath but they were dead and came right out. Worked the same as going to my Dr. right down to that last blister.
I used a razor blade to trim off excess skin. I'm not worried about how it feels or bleeding, you might like to use and emery board etc. I trimmed the area right to that little cluster of dots and it was sensitive. Follow their directions to the letter before going off changing things a little like I did. Prior to applying take a minute to look at exactly where you want to put this thing so you cover the area in question and don't just freeze a spot for fun which it's not. Decide where your part in question will be resting to apply this and practice how your applicator hand movements will carried out If you press this thing on firmly, I pressed hard, you will feel sore but then about a minute after you remove it and things warm up you will be wide awake for that one. It's just like when you get something real cold in the winter ie feet/hands and when you warm them up they hurt.
Now this is how I got the most out of this device after previously having treatment done by my Dr. with his much larger freeze machine. I found that after pressing hard for one minute I had a very nice white, very cold, and very numb ring with two of those little dot clusters well with in the ring. About a minute later as it warmed that brief sore feeling came and went. After a couple days I had a nice blister with blood inside. A couple days later I had a hard dry blister which pretty much came off on it's own with those little dots in the middle of it. I found more dots on the new skin underneath but they were dead and came right out. Worked the same as going to my Dr. right down to that last blister.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Hurts and doesnt work
Used the whole thing, more than 7 treatments, followed the directions all the way.. just blisters the skin around the wart and the wart seemed to have gotten worse.. Read more
Published 9 days ago by Andy
It works
This stuff is the same method my Dr used when I went to get my wart removed.
I used 3 tips over 48 hours to destroy my wart on the elbow. Read more
I used 3 tips over 48 hours to destroy my wart on the elbow. Read more
Published 25 days ago by R. Rastogi
So much cheaper than doctor, and works as good
Easy to use and to me seems about the same as what they do at the doctor, except that Kaiser charges $224 for a single treatment (plus $75 for the 10 minute doctor visit). Read more
Published 1 month ago by T. Stensland
Good Idea, Doesnt work for plantar's worts.
Back in college I got 3 large plantars warts from the community showers. I used this product and every other wart remover under the sun for 2 years with no success in getting rid... Read more
Published 3 months ago by jennyforfun
Take matters into your own hands
For me, following directions on the package was not effective. In order to successfully freeze the wart, I had to clip the wart down to raw skin. Then I proceeded to freeze it. Read more
Published 4 months ago by victor
LN2 doesn't burn
Almost 2 years ago, a wart appeared on my right hand. First one I've had in over a decade. After about a year of just cutting off every few weeks, I decided it was a wart and... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Dolfph
Kind of works...
Had wart at tip edge of thumb (got from a paper cut a few years back and got tired of it finally) was small and could not really see it but was a pain cutting nails. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Bryan
So-so
This worked about as well as the treatment I got from the dermatologist, but neither worked completely. It's merit is the fact that is it a lot cheaper than a co-pay to a doctor.
Published 4 months ago by grandMOM
Works, but throw out the instructions
Spray the freezing agent onto the applicator for at least twice as long as stated in the instructions. The longer the better. Press applicator firmly onto the wart. Read more
Published 5 months ago by C. Want
Didn't work at all...
I tried the whole filing the warts down with emery board as suggested and doing it after a shower so the skin was soft. I used all the treatments and the wart is still there. Read more
Published 7 months ago by John Ciriello
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