Scholl Seal and Heal Verruca and Wart Removal Gel

Does exactly as stated. Tried the plasters for weeks and did not help. This work very quickly, easy to use, isn’t sticky as it dries quickly and there is plenty in the bottle. Would highly recommend

My little boy kept getting verrucas from his swimming lessons with the school. Each time his toes would start to 'itch', we'd get a Verruca gel and paste it all over the itchy areas. Sadly, most of the cheaper ones were just too runny and they came off during the day. We tried wrapping the toes in plasters or bandages to keep the gel on the toes, but it didn't help. This gel is a lot more quick-drying and sticks to the skin well. It takes about a week to two weeks to completely kill off the more stubborn verrucas, and in that time the skin can turn white and start to peel off. But you have to stay the course, and keep applying the gel. Eventually enough skin peels off that you can see the black core of the verruca. You can keep applying gel until it works its way out (Can take 3+weeks) or you can dig around in the core with something sharp to hook out the blackened remains of the dead verruca. That's what we did, and after a couple of weeks, the verrucas (4 of them!) had all been beaten, and his toes were on the mend. Since then he hasn't had any more swimming lessons, and the verrucas haven't returned. I wish the pools still had those little disinfectant puddles for your feet. They seem to have got rid of them, and the prevalence of verrucas has exploded. This is good gel. It sticks to the skin better than others, and does the job.

It does the job, you really have to commit to using it though.

I have had verrucas on and off for years and had tried loads of different products including cryo treatments. I wish I had just started off by using this product! The main thing to remember with this is patience because it requires multiple applications over several days. Just use its applicator, let it dry and then leave it. You'll see the veruca slowly dissolve over time and feel no pain. For the more stubborn ones it took a few weeks but now there is no trace of them. One tip is to always keep the bottle in a cool place. I left it on the counter during a hot summer week and the liquid set into a thick gel, which reduced its effectiveness. I now keep mine in the fridge and you should too.

This product works okay for treating verrucas, but I found it a bit slow and not as effective as some home remedies. The gel is easy to apply and doesn’t require a plaster, which is convenient. However, if you’re looking for a faster solution, I’d recommend trying the cotton ball soaked in vinegar method. Simply soak a cotton ball in vinegar, place it on the verruca, and secure it overnight. Repeat this a few times until the verruca darkens and eventually disappears. That method worked better for me. Overall, Scholl’s gel is decent but don’t expect quick results.

This stuff really works Gets rid of the wart in about 10 days from start to fully healed. This is a gel, dabbed with little stick. Coat the wart, and let it dry. Gives it that waterproof. This I think the strongest stuff on the market % wise of the acid Please remember that this will only remove the extruding part of the wart Warts are deep rooted, they will need to be frozen to really stop them coming back. I had a wart on my finger and a skin tag on the back of my leg Application to the finger was easy peasy, never felt a thing, absolutely nothing. The back of the leg, how ever... Oh, the skin is more tender there, you can actually feel the gel drying, and that one turn tightens round the tag and feels like very strong nipping sensation. Then it stops, and comes back when you move. But that one lasts about an hour, then you don't feel a thing. Your tag/wart fill fall off in 24/48hrs, you won't notice.

Great

Had verruca for over 30 years. Nothing has worked up to this point. Tried this diligently and with a few weeks all gone. No pain, easy to use and waterproof. So pleased.