WartStickMaximum Strength Salicylic Acid Solid-Stick Common and Plantar Wart Remover 0.2 Oz

I should have bought this long ago! I thought I had a plantar's wart on the left side of my foot but it turned out to be a corn. This product indicates that it's for plantar warts but it's the exact came chemical and strength as others which also say they can be used for corns. I put some of this on the corn and put a bandaid over it. In maybe a week or ten days the bulk of the corn was able to be removed; after a few more days dead skin was able to be removed. I have had this corn for many months and it is great to have it gone, and so quickly and easily.You can buy other remedies which are stick-on bandage-type with the same medical ingredient - but given that you put it on your foot it may come loose and be wasted. This was economical and usually a regular band-aid would stay in place, but if it did come off, I could re-apply this product and put on a new band-aid. I think this is a far better approach than the medicated bandage alternative. My corn is gone and I bet I still have 80% or more of this 'stick' left for future use.

Completely cured my daughters LARGE plantar wart in just under a month. I called the pediatrician on June 9 because it was hurting her when walking so bad and just growing larger, they couldn't get her in until July 7 so I got on Amazon and ordered this. We have used it mostly everyday at least once, but it's summer so haven't done it as religiously as we could've. By June 20 it had already flattened and become significantly less painful. On July 2nd the whole wart fell off and her foot it now completely healed. Her wart was at least a nickel size with multiple other tiny ones beginning to form. This stuff TRULY WORKS. I would recommend this product to anyone i know suffering from a plantar wart.

This was really nice. Easy to apply, it worked well to exfoliate. It did not completely remove stubborn warts even with repeated use over time, but the design is good and easy to use and I think it would work on less stubborn ones.

This thing does what it says it’s going to do!!!! Ate my wart right off. I used it consistently for maybe 2 weeks. No smell, light skin irritation just from the product where the salicylic acid is doing its thing but overall an easy and painless process

To be honest I am not certain how many stars to give this product- our doctor told us to buy this- he pulled it up on his phone after he froze my daughters wart on her elbow and said to order it to be used in addition to the freezing. I was surprised to see 40% salicylic acid in the same dispensing system as chap stick! Like WTH! This is just an accident waiting to happen. I told my daughter to be sure every time she used it on her wart to put it back into the box that said wart stick on it, and please… change this package up before someone unknowingly puts this on their lips!! Yikes!!Oh yeah, I hope it works quick so I can throw it away in the trash soon!!!

The media could not be loaded. Update 4 May 14th:Oh My Gosh.. I think it’s gone! Finally! Thank you thank you thank you!So after my last update I stopped applying the wart stick and used nail clippers to cut out as much as I could. My my skin dried completely by the next day. I could still see black spots, but I was too afraid to cut any deeper. I was shocked just how deep the layers of skins could be.Worried that I still had some of the wart remaining, I still refrained from using the wart stick and went about my day. My skin around the area peeled a bit, but not an alarming amount.I’d just been letting my finger exist afterwards. No bandaid no medication, but today I started picking at some dried skin around my cuticle. Well.. I noticed that the area where the black spots were showing was also slightly raised and…. Able to be peeled like a scab. So slowly I lifted the skin and…The black spots completely lifted too! The spots that were deep in my skin had completely rose to the top layer of skin. There’s nothing there now! My skin looks perfectly normal now!I’m including a photo. My skin is still dry along my nail bed and I did have press on nails prior so there’s dead skin and glue. I just can’t believe after a year or two of having this thing in my finger it’s finally gone.Update 3: May 5I haven’t experienced skin peeling.. unless I was suppose to peeling it myself because the skin did appear softer under the bandaid. Was concerned it was too moist from the product. This morning I cut away at the spot. Min. Discomfort. This the deepest I’ve cut away at the wart before using the product. Most of the blood vessels are gone, but I still see a few in the corners I wasn’t directly applying the WartStick. I have placed more product over the area now able to see a different layer of skin. (Again my wart is small on my pointer finger so precision is hard without using the edge of a clipper and cotton swab). Min. Tingling/burning after applying the bandaid. It goes away within a minute. I’m hoping by tomorrow I can clip away at more as I’m uncertain if my wart has a base due to its size.Update 2: Received April 30th. It’s the 2 of May 11:13pm. First day I didn’t cut the harden skin back as I’d cut it a few days prior. Day 2 I cut it back to make sure it was getting on the wart but not deeply enough to bleed. April 2nd.. currently.. I’ve noticed a slight burning sensation? Not consistent, but every now and then I’ll feel it. The skin is starting to turn white.For precision I use a Q-tip to gently smoother the product onto and then dab a good bit on the wart before covering with the bandaid. My wart is tiny which is why I was in denial it was a wart at first. Once you cut the harden skin back you can see the blood vessels from the wart. Actually, I’ll include a photo this time too. Will update again. (Video couldn’t get camera to focus.)First review:First day using it. I’m hoping this works. This has been on my finger for a year or two after getting my nails done at a salon. Thank goodness it hasn’t spread anywhere else, but it’s always bugged me. Mines seems to callous over which may be why it didn’t spread. I’ve cut it off several times but it always grows back. I had to accept that this was indeed a wart.I really hope this works. I tried another product and it sucked. I don’t feel any burning atm but I didn’t cut the wart open, but product has soften the area.I will say it seems to have something in it because it melted my press-on nail’s polish slightly. Lol. So hopefully it’s strong enough for this wart too.