Wart-Off Paint 6mL

1. Mask the area around the wart by: a. Smearing petroleum jelly around it, NOT on it; b. Paint around it with Nail varnish; c. Use a felt corn ring; d. Cut plaster around wart; 2. Apply a very small amount of Wart-Off on the top of the wart only, using the applicator. Avoid contact with the surrounding skin.; 3. Allow the Wart Off paint to dry, then cover the wart with plaster (waterproof it possible) so it does not breath. Do not leave the wart uncovered.; 4. Wash hands thoroughly after applying Wart -Off. If a waterproof plaster is used to cover the wart, washing hands will not affect the treatment. If you use a non waterproof bandaid, do not put wart area in water as this can cause acid to run onto skin and cause burning.; 5. Repeat once or twice daily until the wart has completely cleared. Change the plaster every couple of days or as desired. Should the condition persist consult a physician.

Salicylic Acid 20% w/v, Lactic Acid 12.5% w/v, Podophyllum Resin 10% w/v. Also contains Chlorohexidine 0.5% w/v, Chlorbutol 0.5% w/v and Ethanol 12.5% w/v.

Do not use if you are a diabetic, have impaired circulation, nerve damage, or have had a previous operation around the wart area.Use wart off only on common or plantar warts.Wart off should not be applied to broken skin, moles, birth marks or unusual skin growths.Wart off may cause infection. If infection occurs seek medical advice.Do not use on infants or very young children unless on medical advice.Do not treat more than one wart in close proximity to another, or over large areas, at one time.Do not apply to your face or ano-genital areas.Wart off contains acid to destroy tissue. If burning or stinging occurs wash thoroughly with running water andamp;apply an antiseptic cream.Wart-Off is flammable. Keep away from flame. Keep off paintwork. Replace cap firmly after use.