Wartner

[freak_unique]

Hey has anyone tried that Wartner for the removal or warts and veruccas? I was wondering if it was effective or not?it sounded good but they all do lol

[Octavius]

To be honest, I tried the cryo clinic at my local GPs and Wartner, and I found that I got the best results from Bazuka extra strong. I still have scarring from the cryo, but where I used the bazuka it is all cleared up. I tended to put the liquid on and just leave it to fall off rather than peel it every night as it seemed to work better that way - not everyone can use it though.

[freak_unique]

hey cheers for your answer. I mean i used the original old bazuca but found no joy from it for a start i hated picking it off. What is the cryo? i might have to try that... see is this bazuka extra strong a new thing out then? or is it prescription only or anything? cheers again

[Octavius]

The cryo I refer is the 'freezing' method used by doctor's and Wartner (liquid nitrogen) applied directly - stinging searing pain and blistering.

I preferred bazuka as I could just coat the wart and leave it for a week until the layer fell off, scrub the area and re-coat relativley pain free. It took time, and a few coatings but for me the results were good, and so far no return.

Bazuka normal and extra strong can be bought over the counter at chemists and from Boots/supermarkets.

[freak_unique]

cheers thanks a lot for your advice. I have some wartner on its way to me which i shall try and if no luck then il have ago with extra strong bazuka! :)

[angel-cake]

I used Bazuka for a veruca and it worked a treat. can highly recommend it. you have to persevere with it though, can take a couple of weeks.

[freak_unique]

Ooo thats cool i mean i used the original bazuka but that didnt work for me but i have just been out and bought the extra strong bazuka which im going to try :) cheers for the comment

[chasbo]

Tried Wartner - useless, painful & expensive! My Dr. prescribed Salactol paint, this appears to be working, altho' its early days. This has similar ingredients as Bazuka and dries immediately, and doesn't have the (hard to remove) coating. Octavius method of leaving the coating on for a week seems a good one.

[freak_unique]

Ah well ive decided if wartner and bazuka doesnt work im off to the doctors for a second time! first time they wouldnt prescribe me anything just told me theyd go away in there own time which is annoying! So that salactol does it just dry and you scrub it off or just leave it and keep reapplying? cheers

[freak_unique]

Hey i have tried it i was hoping it would be a miracle but i found it quite pointless and the fact u can only apply once every 20days it doesnt do much... maybe it effects different people in different ways but i personally found that the extra strength bazuka has brought mine right down and i had some proper mean sized ones lol