Yes this means you're going to freeze the wart or skin tag off, and it might hurt. But not very much and it's better than a wart because those could be catchy if you don't get rid of them. In my hand I find that there's more than enough freeze for more than 10 applications perhaps 12. I also find typically on my Feet it takes more than four applications over months to eradicate a plantar wart that's not very big because they just come back 75% of the time. But I don't think that's because this product is in any way uneffective it just takes a couple of applications to kill it at the root, and for some reason the Skin's real thick On My Feet so probably I should freeze a lot longer. But I'm fully satisfied and my outcomes are good and I haven't injured myself and it doesn't hurt too much. Just leave the blister to heal naturally and Flake away in its own time don't pick at it. Read more
So far, this seems to be the only thing that appears to be effective. I’ve used other freezing treatments, the one with the tip or the Q-tip type thing that you into the can to spray the same stuff on it and although that freezes and hurts it doesn’t produce a blister. The blister underneath the wart is the way the doctor treats you to get rid of it. This particular spray, although it seems to just kind of sputter out of the can it does seem to start to produce a small blister underneath the surface of the skin. It’s the only treatment so far that seems to be able to do that besides the full on nitrogen stuff. I bought the nitrogen stuff a couple of times however it does not last long enough in the little dispenser to be able to treat more than once or twice. They tell you when you treat these to wait either seven days or 14 days before treating again, I have fast growing warts so I have to say that seven days is a long time and after that can of nitrogen has been activated. It only lasts maybe 7 to 10 days and then it’s empty by itself. This stuff seems to work well and it doesn’t hurt as bad as well so I’m going to continue to treat with this and see if I can get rid of my persistent warts. So far so good! Read more
for my warts it didn't help, but I know this kind of tech works. I worked for me in the past, but for some reason not this time Read more
Went to use today, past the Amazon return window but over a year before expiration date. Only air would come out no matter what we tried. Used upright, shook it, it’s not past expiration date. Short spurts of liquid come out, but not enough to be effective. Defective and expensive. Read more
I have tried SO MANY wart removers for a wart on my son’s elbow. All I can say is WOW. In the past I’ve tried basically every single one of the type with the pad that you freeze and press into the wart with no luck after multiple treatments. We got this yesterday, I put the skin protection pad on and applied this for 15 seconds and today the wart blistered and fell off. I am impressed and my son is happy his wart is gone. I did it expect it to work that fast. Excellent product! Read more
I purchased this product a couple years ago and it worked well. I had a stubborn plantar wart on the ball of my foot and found that wart-removing band aids weren't getting rid of it, so I supplemented those with Dr. Scholl's Freeze Away Max. That did the trick. Recently I got a plantar wart on the same location on my other foot, so I purchased this product again. Unfortunately, it did not work. Instead of a freezing spray, it just blew cool air onto the wart. I was disappointed, because it had worked so well before. I then noticed that the can I purchased expired in 4 months. I saw a can from a local retailer that expired in 10 months, and decided to buy it. This newer can worked significantly better, but not as good as I remembered. I decided to search further, and found a can at another retailer that expired in 15 months, so I purchased that one. Finally! This last can worked very well! This product works, and if you get a good can, you will feel a sharp stinging sensation when you spray. If you don't feel a sharp sting that makes you want to grit your teeth, I don't think you're getting the full treatment. My suggestion is to shop at a retailer where you can check the bottom of the package for the expiration date. Apparently this product doesn't have as long a shelf life as the manufacturer thinks. I would look for a package with an expiration date that is at least around 15 months out. Edit: Since my review, I discovered how important it is to hold the can upright during use (as is stated in the instructions). Early on, I was not making as much of an effort to hold it upright. I still stand by my review, but the older cans may have worked better if I had done a better job of holding them upright. Unfortunately this is hard to do if you are treating the bottom of your foot. But I could do a pretty good job (even though it was awkward) by laying on my back on the couch, with my knees against my chest. Read more
