Dr. Scholl's Freeze Away Max Wart & Verucca Remover

It uses direct freezing technology to rapidly freeze the wart or verruca, destroying the affected tissue at its core. The treated area then typically falls off, allowing healthy skin to regrow.

Common warts can be treated as fast as 10 seconds, and verrucas in 15 seconds. This refers to the application time of the freezing agent.

Treated warts and verrucas typically fall off within 10 to 14 days after a single application, allowing new skin to form.

Yes, Dr. Scholl's Freeze Away Max is safe for use on children aged 4 years and above. Always ensure an adult supervises the application.

You can re-treat the wart after 14 days, if necessary. Do not exceed the recommended number of applications or frequency. If the wart persists after several treatments, consult a doctor.

You may experience a cold sensation, mild stinging, or aching during and shortly after application. A blister may form, which is a normal part of the healing process. Rarely, temporary skin discoloration or scarring can occur if not used correctly.

No, this product is designed for common warts and verrucas on the hands and feet only. It should not be used on the face, armpits, breasts, genital area, or other sensitive body parts.

Wait the full 14 days. If the wart persists, you may re-treat the area, but do not exceed the maximum number of recommended applications or apply more frequently than instructed. Consult a healthcare professional if the wart does not improve after multiple treatments.

Ensure that the applicator tip was placed precisely on the wart and not on surrounding healthy skin. If discomfort is severe or persists, stop use and consult a doctor. Cold sensitivity is normal, but prolonged pain is not.

Check that the applicator tip is securely attached to the device. Ensure you are applying firm, consistent pressure during activation as per the instructions. If the issue persists, the can may be empty or faulty; contact customer support.

It is crucial to have skin growths diagnosed by a doctor before self-treating. Dr. Scholl's Freeze Away Max is only for common warts and verrucas. Do not use on moles, birthmarks, or other skin conditions without medical confirmation.

A blister is a normal part of the healing process. Do not puncture or pick at the blister. If it becomes excessively large, very painful, or shows signs of infection (redness, pus, fever), seek medical attention immediately.