EndWarts® Classic solution against warts, 5 ml

EndWarts® Classic is the effective solution against annoying warts. With formic acid, it dries out warts from the inside out and promotes their rejection. Ideal for hands, feet and elbows - easy to use.

EndWarts CLASSIC is an effective wart removal solution that can be used on both children and adults to treat warts on hands, feet, elbows and knees. EndWarts CLASSIC helps the body to dry out and repel the warts. The solution penetrates directly into the wart.

EndWarts CLASSIC leaves no traces on the skin and is not visible. EndWarts CLASSIC is a medical product patented in Sweden, which bears the CE mark and is biodegradable. The properties of the solution prevent the growth of bacteria and EndWarts CLASSIC does not cause scarring or infection when used correctly. One bottle of EndWarts CLASSIC is sufficient for approx. 30 treatments of 1-5 warts.

Dosage form

solution

How to use

The solution is effective even when very small amounts are applied. Please read the following instructions carefully as the solution is corrosive and only use the cotton buds provided. To avoid accidental spillages, be very careful when applying the solution.

The bottle should not be held in the hand during use. Place the bottle on a sink or similar surface. Contact with spilt solution may cause damage to your skin or painted surfaces, textiles, etc. Carefully screw the cap back on after use. Used cotton buds should be rinsed with water before disposal.

1. Dip a cotton bud in EndWarts CLASSIC and carefully wipe the edge of the bottle. The cotton bud should only be damp.
2. Dab the cotton bud lightly on the wart for one second; repeat this process once or twice. Be careful not to touch the surrounding skin.

For a successful result, the wart should be treated regularly once a week until it has completely disappeared, otherwise the process will be interrupted. With irregular application, the entire treatment may take longer.

In adults, if the treatment of old and/or large warts is progressing well after 4-5 weeks and the skin is not irritated, the product can be applied every 5 days. Do not apply too much.

When treating thin skin, a smaller amount of solution is sometimes sufficient. Wipe the cotton swab on a cloth before treatment. Carry out the treatment less frequently, for example every second or third week.

If you are treating several warts, please only treat a few warts in the first two weeks. If the skin is not irritated, you can then start treating the remaining warts. Several small warts can be treated at the same time without having to dip the cotton bud in EndWarts CLASSIC again (dipping the cotton bud once in the solution is sufficient for 1-5 or sometimes more warts - depending on the size of the wart). Start with the largest warts.

The wart should be kept soft between treatments by applying a normal body lotion or skin oil. This makes it easier for the skin residue of the wart to come out.

At the beginning of the treatment, the wart may also turn white and grow outwards before it begins to dry out. As the wart grows, the surrounding skin may become sensitive to pressure. Check whether the wart is covered with a layer of skin. Please read on for more information.

If the wart feels sensitive or throbs, this may be because too much wart remedy has been applied, see 2.1 WHEN NOT TO USE ENDWARTS CLASSIC, and/or because the wart is unable to break through the skin over the wart. If the skin lies like a lid over the wart, open it with tweezers, for example, so that the wart can come out. If the wart is old or hard, bathe the affected area in warm water before treatment to soften the skin. Remove the skin over the wart, e.g. with tweezers. For thick skin on warts that grow inwards (plantar warts), carefully remove the hard skin. For warts on the nail bed, a small opening in the outermost layer of skin may be necessary to allow the product to penetrate the wart. Do not file off warts. The warts may then become sensitive to pressure and form a new hard surface.

After a few treatments, black dots can usually be seen in the wart. These are small capillary vessels that supply the wart with blood. This is a sign that the wart is healing and treatment should be continued until the black dots and the wart have completely disappeared. Sometimes the black dots may bleed a little if the wart has been scratched. Wait a few minutes before applying EndWarts CLASSIC until the bleeding stops, otherwise a slight stinging sensation may occur. If this happens, rinse immediately with cold water to relieve the pain.

Ingredients

Composition: Colourless to light brown solution (formic acid, water, glycerine, lemon oil).