Dr. Scholl's Clear Away Liquid WART Remover // 1/3 fl oz, Clinically Proven, Fast-Acting, Maximum Strength for Common & Plantar Warts, Safe for Children 4+, 20 Treatments

I can't find this particular brand in my local supermarket after moving around, I have used this brand for 3 decades, and have dealt with wart plantars for three decades, I had multiple toes with a few plantar warts spread and used this product 15 yrs ago and removed all of them. I now have one that I couldn't get rid of the bottom of my foot, because of off brand products not working so decided to look on amazon. so glad I can find it here. The key for me is to use a toe nail clipper to clip most of the skin off til I expose the most pinkish skin at site, I add this liquid to the area it turns white/black on the blood spot and does sting which tells me its working I cover it up with a bandaid/or this disk and over a few days the area starts to change a little bit more softens, then you can almost peel the area, but again I clip the area again and exposing the soft pink tissue, and add the liquid a few more times , repeat process and by a few weeks - month its gone, sometimes It takes me several months, but if you are consistent and don't let your skin fully heal/callus back up it could be quicker. sometimes I forget that is why it would take months, so I start the process over again. I find this brand of liquid the most effective not the disk alone, or some gel you find.

This arrived the 19th it's the 26th it already removed the entire wart, which I've had for 10/11 years. It peeled off once, the top part then I kept adding liquid too the wart once at 9am and again at 9pm for the entire week, i used the round bandaids with another actual bandaid on top(highly recommended) make sure too let dry completely before applying bandaids because it applys slight pressure and will spread the liquid, which is active so it will start too burn. Eventually the bottom part scabbed and peeled right off both times with bandaid removal. As of right now it's completely gone I added one more drop too make sure the actual virus is cleared even though my thumb looks beautiful, of course it has to heal from both peels and yes there was a tiny droplet of puss after the scab came off the second time but you are technically burning it off so when it's about done whatever area it's on has probably had it's fill lol! But you also have too get it that good with warts or they'll come back, no do not make yourself bleed or create an actually gaping whole where it was! This was literally a life saver I can't believe how quickly I was released of this ignorant insecurity! I suggest doing it twice a day at those times for fastest results but it may still take 2 or 3 weeks my guess twice a day is it will only take 2 at most but use the bottle carefully and completey until it's gone if not!

Like other wart removers I've tried from Amazon, this one is just too weak. While acid is a proven method for removing warts, this product takes months to remove even a tiny wart. I understand the manufacturer's caution with stronger acids to avoid potential burns or legal issues, but this formulation isn't strong enough to be effective in a reasonable timeframe.I gave it 4 stars not because I’m particularly impressed with this product, but because all OTC wart removers seem to have the same limitations on Amazon. I’m not singling out this product—just sharing my overall experience with these types of treatments.

Good product

At first, I thought it seemed to work, but I've realized it doesn't really. It takes forever to completely get rid of a wart, especially if using this. I thought it did the job, but as soon as my wart and the surrounding skin peeled off after so many days to weeks of using the wart remover, it returned. The sticker discs that come with the package are kind of annoying because once you put the medicine on your wart and then put the sticker discs on, the medicine seeps through the sticker leaving a sticky residue. There's only like 3 sheets of sticker discs anyway and you can use bandaids afterwards. It's only to cover the wart as it heals. Of course there's also a strong odor to the medicine. I'm starting to think the only way to get rid of a wart completely is to get it frozen by a dermatologist with multiple visits. (P.s. I've gotten the wart on my finger frozen before too and it also came back. The dermatologist warned me that warts take multiple visits to remove. She also recommended that I try salicylic acid at home if it doesn't go away. Which I did...and wart is still freaking there. Smh.