Dr. Scholl's Freeze Away Wart Remover, 7 Treatments

This works great. It gets cold enough to work. The key is To apply it twice. After the first application wait a few minutes until the white freeze goes away and then apply once more.

This Dr. Scholl's Freeze Away Wart Remover works very well removing unwanted moles, and warts. Dr Scholls is the best brand wart, mole remover made it the best quality you can trust to get the job done right. I have used other brands that never seemed to get the job done right but DR scholls is the best made and I will keep using them forever.

have been trying to remove these ugly warts for years and going to the Dr. gets expensive because they only remove a few at a time per visit. Thanks again Dr Scholl's. I was searching online using google and came across this item. I never saw this product in stores and surely never thought this product would make it to the OTC shelf. If you have warts ,give Dr. Scholl's a try first. Thanks http://www.advertisinggurusjourney.com A+ +++++

After I had a planter wart on my foot from the pool, I went to the dermatologist. The wart came back but was smaller. Used this along with the scraping method and in one treatment it was gone. Highly recommend for a planter wart, but you have to stay on top of these to get rid of them fully. Can't be lazy and hope for a magic treatment.

After having a large wart on the inner side of my big toe for almost a year, I decided to be more pro-active about its removal. The warnings on this product indicated that it would be painful to use, however, I never had any sensation with its use and certainly no pain. I followed the instructions by applying after a shower and after lightly abrading the top of the wart. The instructions are easy to follow and I did as instructed. I re-applied once per week for four weeks. Again, the procedure has been painless and the wart is almost gone. It has worked for me and I would recommend it to others.

I bought this about 10 days ago and boy did it work for me. It should work in 7-10 days. (Prior to using this particular product I had tried Compound W wart remover pads and was disappointed, who wants to apply pads for 12 weeks). I followed the directions for Dr. scholl's, but kept it on about 20 seconds longer, as my wart was the size of a pea. When applied to your skin it will turn white from the dimethyl ether and freeze for several seconds. As the ether gets into your wart you may feel a stinging sensation,(like a bee sting). Your skin color will return to normal and then red around the effected area. The area you treated my sting and then itch for 24 hrs. Within several days the wart may turned black and formed a scab, or blister,(normal). After 7-8 days the scab was itching, so I soaked it in warm water for about five minutes, and then removed it with some tweezers. I then treated the tweezers with alcohol to disinfect them, as the wart is a virus . Anyway.. Good- bye wart.

It took two applications but it works!

The application did not work for the skin growrong useth for which we purchased it. Perhaps it was a not a wart!

I followed the instructions to a tee. And counted 1000 one etc. Just to be precise. I even left it on longer than recommended.After 7 days of treatment, no change. So I reused an applicator because there was still medication left in the can two more days. Nothing! And my wart was the same size as the applicator tip. Don't waste your money.

Completely ineffective. I followed the instructions, and multiple treatments had zero impact on my wart.