Compound W Maximum Strength Gel & ConSeal Wart Remover Kit

I have never had a wart in my life until this summer. I was using tree oil some nights before going to bed, but never saw a difference. Then, I saw this product and knew I had to give it a try. I read some of the reviews and it was scary to me to think that a whole wart will fall off and leave a “crater” behind. It sounded painful, but I was desperate. As soon as this arrived, I used it twice a day (morning and night) with the patches. It was nice that the patches stayed on the entire time. The gel did start burning for a couple of minutes on the 2nd day I applied. On the third day, I removed the patch, pulled off the dried gel, and the wart came off with it. It didn’t hurt at all! Honestly, I didn’t realize the wart came off the gel because I noticed the “crater” on my wrist and the wart was missing. I have a bandaid over it now just to keep it clean, but I didn’t bleed at all during and after this process. I’m so grateful it’s gone. Also, I like how inexpensive it is and I still have a lot left over just in case another one decides to pop up. I hope you start seeing results as fast as I did! Update (12/30/23): The wart I spoke of above was stubborn to go away. I did have this one for a few months before treating it. When the wart came back, I kept adding the gel every other day to let the skin around it heal during the “no-gel” day. Then, I let the area heal with no gel for a week and it hasn’t come back! 🙌🏽 If you have a stubborn wart, don’t give up on it. I would recommend taking short breaks from the gel that way the healthy skin can breathe!

Worked great!

Effective Treatment with a Little Patience and Care I picked up the Compound W Maximum Strength Fast Acting Gel Wart Remover with the 12 ConSeal patches to treat a stubborn wart on my finger, and overall, it worked quite well—though it does require consistency and a bit of patience. The gel itself is strong and effective. After applying it daily as directed, I noticed the wart beginning to dry out and peel within the first week. It didn’t completely disappear right away, but with continued use over a couple of weeks, the wart shrank significantly and eventually came off completely. It's definitely one of the more effective over-the-counter solutions I’ve tried. The included ConSeal patches are a nice bonus, helping to protect the treated area while keeping the medication in place. They’re discreet enough to wear throughout the day and help avoid irritation from friction or dirt. That said, they don’t always stick well for a full day, especially if you're active or washing your hands frequently, so I sometimes had to replace them sooner than expected. A few tips: Be careful to apply the gel only to the wart, as it can irritate surrounding skin. Use the patches to help contain the area and reduce accidental spread. Give it time—it’s not instant, but it does work if you're consistent. The only reason for taking off one star is the patch adhesion and the potential for skin irritation if you’re not precise with application. Otherwise, it’s a solid, reliable treatment. Highly recommend for those looking for an at-home wart remover that actually works—just be patient and follow the instructions closely.

I got this in mid May, used it as directed on a planters wart on my heel that I’ve had frozen twice and had no effect. Now 1.5 months later, I’m pretty sure I just peeled it off. Gross, but great results!!

So this does a good job at taking a small layer of skin of the wart or area around it. Iv used it for approximately 4 weeks and it seemed to remove the wart and then within a 2 week period it was coming back. Not sure if I’m doing something wrong but I’m concerned with the amount of damage it’s doing to my skin around it. Don’t seem to healthy..

Works better then the liquid comound and the expensive 100.00 crap the dr gave me.

I had this wart on the topside of my hand that appeared out of no where. I tried the homeopathic way to remove but for some reason, it grew larger & increasingly itchy & painful. So I went with this method. The band-aids provided don’t move. They prevent water or debris from entering the application space. After 4 applications, one wee little dot, I knew the wart was almost gone. I cleaned with alcohol one day, then applied the sticky portion of a band-aid to protect my hand. When I removed it later in the day, the band-aid pulled the entire wart & the root clean off. It was as satisfying as popping a blackhead. The treated area does look a chemical burn but it’s not painful at all. It will eventually turn back to normal, just like any part of the skin that has been wounded. Easy to apply and WORTH EVERY PENNY!

Did not work.the liquid was to watery to place on the bridge of the nose.