Compound W Maximum Strength One Step Invisible Wart Remover Strips, 14 CT, 2 Pack

Excellent item. It’s the most effective wart remover that I have bought. It worked on my stubborn finger wart which wasn’t getting removed with any other medicine. Used it for three weeks without fail. It needs extra tape to hold it in place if exposed to water. But overall very useful .

This treatment really works! I have 2 warts in the creases of my fingers, they truly get in the way and are a nuisance. I was always worried about having them burned or frozen off because my husband has had it done before and was really dramatic about the process. I was also concerned because I work as a hairdresser and have my hands in water, shampoo, and products all day long. I ordered these salicylic acid pads for my husband and I to use, with low hopes of them actually working. To my surprise, they worked like a charm! We followed directions exactly, soaked the wart in warm water for a few minutes prior to applying a bandaid. They are not waterproof, so I bought some additional wrap to cover it while I work, that I just replaced throughout the day as my hands got wet or dirty, and had no problems. A few times I needed to replace the bandaid after 24 hours instead of 48, but I bought plenty so I didn’t mind. Each time I replaced it, I would soak the wart, use nippers or a file to remove what was dried out, and then covered it back up. You have to make sure the circle is perfectly on the wart, and make the bandaid pretty tight or it will wiggle around. It does dry the skin out all around the wart as well, which feels tight and itchy, but it’s nothing unbearable. Just a mildly uncomfortable process. But I actually had fun watching the wart slowly die and seeing the black capillary areas come off, sort of satisfying picking away at it, lol. Overall, it took 10 days for the wart to dry out, come off, and then the dried out skin to level back out to look smooth and normal again. Way quicker than I imagined. I added some photos of what the process looked like for me. I wasn’t left with a hole like some reviewers, but maybe my wart just wasn’t that bad. The area where it came off was just tender for a little while as it healed. This is a great way to remove warts and the only thing I’m frustrated about is that I didn’t do it sooner. I’ve had these warts for years and had no idea it would be this easy to remove them. Do it!!!! Updated and added a picture of my fingers about a month later. Looks like I never even had 2 warts on my fingers, healed great

Wow, I’m impressed! I’ve had these warts on two of my fingers for more than 5 years. I only used them for 8 days. The smaller wart came off on the fifth day, and the bigger one on the sixth day. My warts weren’t very big, so it did burn a little around the area, but I’ve just been applying cream to help repair the skin. it didn’t hurt , try to not get them wet I really hope they don’t come back. If they do, I’ll post an update.

How you respond to this product largely depends on what kind of wart you suffer with. This product is basically a standard adhesive bandage strip, but where most bandages have a gauze pad to go over the wound, this one has a dimple in the gauze. And that gauze is filled with, you guessed it, Compound W, so it fits right over the wart and presses the medication right into it. This works great, if you have a standard wart. That is, if your wart is conical in shape, and around half an inch wide at the base, this strip will fit right over it, and one pack of these strips will probably provide you enough medication to wash it away in a couple of weeks. Because it really does that part of the job well: every time I change my strip, it comes away with a huge wad of dissolved wart tissue attached. This is as gross as it sounds, but I’m glad to be rid of it. Unfortunately, that’s not the kind of wart I have. Mine developed between my toes, and it’s now mashed down and spread out. The medicated portion doesn’t fit over my wart cleanly, and I’m lucky to get about two-thirds of my wart under the strip at a time. This means that, every time I change the strip, I have part of the wart freshly flensed of wart tissue, and the other part dry as a bone and untouched. I’ve gone through two packs of these strips, and the wart is still huge. I’ll go ahead and give this product a good rating, because I realize my wart is unusual. Most people won’t have the kinds of problems I’m having. The product really works, and the adhesive strip holds the medication in place so it doesn’t smear all over everything you touch. Just know in advance that, if you have a flattened or compressed wart, you’re probably better off buying some liquid Compound W and a pack of bandages, because you’ll get better coverage.

I had a small wart on my finger just getting started. I put the bandage on my finger and kept it there for as long as I could and just kept replacing them. I do not have a staff so I have to use my hands to do things, so the bandages definitely didn’t stay put for 48 hours, and sometimes not even 24. I just put a fresh one on. The evening of day 4, some skin sloughed off and the wart was part of that. At first I didn’t even realize it was on, but the skin was kind of tender and I thought I should wait for a new bandage. This morning, I realized it’s all gone. Tip: Just get the double pack. Don’t trip if the bandage doesn’t stay for 48 hours — the adhesion is good, but not 48 hours in water and doing stuff with your hands good. It works. I know the photo looks painful, but it never hurt. If a wart is making you sad, do it!

Welp... I didn't expect the people's information on the poor reviews to be true.... But unfortunately, it does seem to be true DEPENDING ON YOUR GENETICS. If you have any Norwegian blood, be prepared to see a dermatologist... =( As these only remove a few layers of the wart after weeks and weeks and never reach the base to allow removal of the root! I've just about gone through my entire first package (as it's been nearly a month thus far) and it refuses to work or do anything on the base of my wart. I'm just assuming that a wart base in certain people will not react to the acid...as I've been applying these to just the wart's base for the past week and a half and it hasn't done a thing (and yes, I do push it down to ensure contact between the compound and the wart). So for some people, these will I deed work and remove the entire wart... But for others, they'll unfortunately be SOL after a months treatment... Hopefully this changes as I get ready for the SECOND STRAIGHT MONTH of this treatment attempt... But it probably won't as the bandages are starting to cause the skin around my entire finger to rip apart and fall off. Also, the area under the bandage is starting to constantly burn... I guess time will tell if they work after two months or if I have to get my finger amputated instead lol