Salicylic Wart Removal Freeze Away: Fast-Acting Wart Removal Maximum Strength for Men and Women - Plantar Wart Genital Wart Corns Calluses 30 ML

I purchased this MEOLY Liquid Wart & Corn Remover for a stubborn plantar wart and I’m impressed with the results. It’s easy to apply with the included brush, and a little goes a long way. After a few applications, I noticed the area starting to dry out and improve. It works fast and feels strong, but as long as you follow the instructions, it’s manageable. I also like that it can be used for warts, corns, and calluses, so it’s very versatile. The bottle size is good and should last a while. Overall, this is a solid, effective product that does what it claims. I would definitely recommend it to anyone dealing with warts or corns.

This freeze-away wart remover worked faster than I expected. Easy to apply, no mess, and you can really feel it targeting the wart. After a few applications, I noticed clear improvement and smoother skin. Maximum strength but still manageable to use at home. Definitely a solid option if you want results without going to a clinic.

I bought this product to remove calluses from my feet, and it truly exceeded my expectations. I noticed the difference from the very first use: it removes hard skin quickly and painlessly. My feet felt much softer and looked much better. It's very easy to use, comfortable to hold, and doesn't irritate the skin if used correctly. I really liked that I can use it at home and save time and money on spa visits or pedicures. After using it, I just apply cream, and the results last. I highly recommend it to anyone who has problems with calluses or corns on their feet. Without a doubt, an excellent produc

While this product has proven effective in treating a relatively large wart, it has been exactly two months of daily application in order to achieve that result. And we are still not quite there in terms of total elimination of it. Like most over the counter products, this product lacks the potency that one might find in a prescribed product. But again, it works albeit slowly.

Wasn't for sure if this would work or be safe on my face but I gave it a shot and it worked perfectly! - Just follow instructions and don't stop until the two weeks is up. Some tips!: A little goes a long way so only dab a once or twice just on the wart itself. Try not to get it on the skin around it really. If you have very sensitive skin just don't use to much. If you tap it on the wart once and wait a few seconds you will see it turn white. Then do once more. It dries so if you wear makeup you should be able to cover it up if needed. - It doesn't say this in the instructions but each night I got tweezers and peeled off the layer applied in the morning and it took some of the wart away with it each night layer by layer. Then I applied it again each night after I did that and cleaned it. (Be sure to not let what you clean the wart with touch any other skin). After one week the wart looks pretty crazy like a big zit but just keep going. In one more week it will be gone and skin basically back to normal. The area may be a little red almost like a scar for a few weeks after but for me it is slowing fading away. I'm sure healing lotion helps after. Skin is smooth now and no notice of raised skin! Good luck!

This might work well for some, but for me, it burned/stung very badly and then left what looks like a chemical burn wherever it touched. I got this to help remove a wart that's been on my finger for years. However, after applying see the pic of what happened. I've had to wait 3 weeks for it to even come close to healing and it's still quite red/inflamed. I'm going to go back to the typical treatments (salicylic acid stickers with a band-aid over it). Just be careful with this. The packaging also has a few typos, which never makes me feel confident about something like this. (IE, are the ingredients all accurate? all in the right amount? etc...) I also was quite confused when I read the list of inactive ingredients. Most I had never heard of. I did a bit of research (using AI to help) and here are the other things included in this formula in case helpful: 1. Fructus Cnidii Also known as: Cnidium monnieri fruit Traditional use: Used in traditional Chinese medicine for skin issues like eczema or itching Purpose: Soothing and antimicrobial properties 2. Podophyllum hexandrum Also known as: Himalayan Mayapple Traditional use: Historically used for antiviral and anti-inflammatory purposes Note: Can be toxic in high doses, but small, topical amounts are generally safe when properly prepared 3. Hawthorn Plant type: Flowering shrub (Crataegus species) Traditional use: Often used for heart health; topically may have antioxidant or soothing effects 4. Stellera Chamaejasme Linn Traditional use: Used in Chinese medicine for anti-parasitic and antimicrobial properties Note: Can be toxic if not prepared correctly; typically included in very low concentrations 5. Sophora Flavescens Also known as: Ku Shen Purpose: Anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and anti-itch effects 6. Cortex Pseudolaricis Source: Bark of the false larch tree Use: Traditionally used to treat fungal and parasitic skin infections 7. Honeysuckle Traditional use: Anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial benefits Purpose: Soothing agent, helps fight off minor skin irritation or infection

Worked ok - still hasn’t fixed one over two months of use