Dr. Scholl's Freeze Away Wart Remover for Hands & Feet, 12 ct – Removes Warts Fast in as Little as 1 Treatment, Fast-Acting Treatment for Common and Plantar Wart Removal, Safe to Use on Kids Ages 4+

I use this "off label" for age spots removal, which I am not advocating without a very in depth consultation with your dermatologist. It requires a very specific minimum size and the treatment time is much shorter. This sponge tip is the only design that works for this and the spots have to be larger than the applicator or it will damage the surrounding skin. I will leave the smaller and more shallow ones for in office removal (cost there is $280 for 20 spots. My insurance will cover one session in January but I had 4 large on my arms that I was very self conscious over this summer. Now they're gone. Thanks Dr Scholl.Again, this is the only applicator that actually works for this and it should only be attempted under consultation of a dermatologist. This specific setup has gotten very difficult to find, especially in store.

I'll second all the other positive reviews. This worked great for my son. I used this on his warts every few days for a couple weeks along with the compound W gel, then let it heal and it has worked great. I used more than one of these cans over the couple weeks and was definately less than the cost of seeing a doctor. The wart remover gel alone was not working after several months of applying, but this combination of freeze away and gel seemed to be the right combination.

so far I have had to apply 2 times to one area, I am hoping that it works. It is easy to use, a bit more than I would like to spend but if it works it will be worth the money

Worked well when done properly but unfortunately on one of my daughters it removed her warts on her elbow but they came back 10x worse than before I used this product. Also does not work on warts on cuticles.

I have bought both kits with the Salicylic Liquid for 7 treatments and this one with just freeze off bottle 12treatments, both bottles are same thing same ounce on the scale when weighing, buy the other one with Salicylic Liquid bottle, ussually cheaper and more bang for your buck, the Salicylic Liquid works real well for kids, and nothing works on planters warts, and the doc is even worse depending on your copay, I used 3 bottles on a 1cm sized planter wart, i take off safety features the white sponged and i cut the blue cap so you have a 1cm hole at end of it and hold on direct skin a 1cm cirlce let the liquid hit direct skin like in the docs office this is how this thing should be designed for planters wart, the way it is setup in box is just for little 2mm warts, this is the only way i have successfully got rid of a planters wart, funny part to the story second i get rid of one i get another, same ordeal do at your own risk but cheaper than a 20 dollar office visit, i do ever few days make sure you turn it all white 2 to 3 times, and get a foot scraper and scrape in between and apply Salicylic Liquid as much as you can, still takes a month depending how much you blast and you may get a blister this way so do at your own risk im not a doctor, and it hurts like crap, but most docs refuse to cut them out and they dont blast enough in office for planter warts i got sick of spending money for no results, this is the only way to speed it up if you modify the end, goodluck

Did not work for my plantar wart between my big toe and 2nd toe. Easy to get started, but the temperature is not cold enough to mock what is done at a pediatrist' office. Recommend salicylic acid application or just go to a pediatrist/dermatologist if you can afford it.

Works great and found relief after 3 applications. My husband had warts on the sole of his feet that were extremely painful it was hard to walk. His doctor recommended and freezing treatment so we found this and tried it out. You place the applicator on and pump the solution and you can see it become ice cold. And then just apply!

It works. It comes with several tips for re-application or numerous jobs as well.