Compound W Nitro Freeze Wart Remover, 1 Pen with 5 Applications

First ever wart for me so I didn't really do anything about it until the thing had gotten rather large. I tried the liquid and it wasn't making a noticeable difference. Decided to give this a go. The instructions provided were clear. I did read them carefully in order. I did end up using this twice to get my wart to be fully gone. Had no problems getting a second round of treatment out of the pen. I did reread the directions the second time as well. As far as pain, the first treatment I didn't think was bad at all. The second one, having the first round already removing the thicker less sensitive skin was quite a bit more painful however after ten seconds or so it kind of numbs the area and then feels like a sting for a couple hours. Overall, would absolutely recommend.

The mechanism is quite complicated. Get ready to waste some time for an uncertain result. I followed the directions meticulously yet had trouble breaking the cartridge inside the plastic housing by turning the plastic housing as instructed. This releases the pressurized freezing gas. The plastic housing designed to release gas from the inner cartridge did not function properly. I barely got one use out of the device. When I went back to use it again it was dead – either from the plastic housing inadequately placing pressure to release the remaining pressurized gas or because the gas had already been released. I got so little freezing action the first time that the wart looks substantially identical to before I started. Frustrating and an expensive waste. I thought perhaps the unit was beyond useful life, but it had a lot expiration date of October 2027.

Wow! I was completely skeptical about the "one treatment" claim, but still decided to give it a try and sure glad I did. I've had a 1/4" wart on my finger for several years now, and have tried wart sticks, bandages with salicylic acid, etc. I never had the time or patience to follow through with the daily routines that needed weeks to get results. This morning I applied the nitrofreeze for 30 seconds and although it hurt quite a bit I immediately started seeing results. The wart immediately turned a pale greyish white, with a purple border. It is not night time, and the wart is a solid white and "popping out" of my finger (See image). It feels as if there is a blister forming underneath it. These are the tell-tale signs that the treatment worked and the wart is dying. I'm positive that the one treatment will be sufficient even for a wart this large. Definitely give this product a try. Especially if you're like me and don't have the patience to deal with daily treatments that span several weeks. ---------------- Update It's been 10 days since I treated the wart. In that period of time I saw the wart puff up, blister, flatten, and scab. The scab has fallen off and as you can see from the second picture, it is gone!!! I cannot recommend this product enough. From having a wart for years and to have it gone in 10 days from one treatment is incredible. PS - the dry peeling skin is a separate issue I have, not related to the wart or the treatment.

Used once of my sons wart. It was easy to use and it worked great! Did the trick. He had some pain when it happened, but not like extreme

Didn’t work at all. I followed the instructions, but the activation mechanism was stuck and the white body would not turn. I couldn’t activate or use the product. Very frustrating and a waste of money.

Works pretty well, but if you have a very large wart in diameter, it is not the best choice to purchase. My son has a wart on the top of his foot about the size of a dime, and it only took a portion of it off. The part that it did takeoff, it worked very well, but because it is such an irritated to the skin, we were afraid to use it again to finish his wart off.

It worked after 3 applications.

This worked well ONE time. The next time I was going to use it it wouldn't work.