Compound W Wart Remover Maximum Strength One Step Pads, 14 Medicated Pads

GRAPHIC IMAGES!I found these from Tim Tok. I was skeptical because of me assuming I have thick skin and it wouldn’t work. To my surprise, it worked , very well. Let me start from the beginning…Last year I was doing wood working and a splinter got into my finger. A bump appeared and I thought nothing of it. Honestly thought it would go away later but it didn’t. One year later, I got tired of picking at it. Picking at it only made it bigger. Then I went on tik tok. I assumed it was a wart/granuloma… it took me about 2 weeks and bam! The skin started peeling and I was able to get under it… did it hurt?It did not hurt at all! Now my finger looks muc better as I’m typing and if this ever happens again I will buy these! Too bad I bought 3 boxes of them! I thought it would last for longer than a month.

Yoooooo these little bad guys right hereSo I’ve had a planters wart on the BALL of my foot (gotten rid of it and it came back idk guess I didn’t get the whole thing) anyway.This stuff is fast acting. 4% salisylic acid OH YEAAAA. So I was concerned that the little sticky pad wouldn’t stick to the literal bottom of my foot BUT lo and behold, it doth.The salisylic acid little dot is what sticks to it oddly enough and just Leave it ALONE. If it falls off or rubs off just put it back and put a sock on. So far so good,I’m trusting the process and I trust Compound W and no other brand so. This is THE PRODUCT.

Quite literally the only thing that works for me, not even a doctor professionally freezing it off works. However the product advertises as “waterproof” but it’s not. You’re supposed to change the bandage every 48 hours but I have to change it everyday since it doesn’t last through showering or repeated handwashing

I bought these bandaid ones, by mistake. So I bought the "drop free fast acting gel" version the day the bandaids came. But I did get a head start on my wart by using these bandaids. These are a very good product and seem to work. The gel version came within 2 days so I didn't finish with the bandaids, but they were working. The purpose I wanted this wart remover is for a GW wart on my groin. (I know it's recommended to go to a professional, which I have many many many years ago, but they basically do the same thing these do... Trust me I know). So when these bandaids came, I opened on up and tried to scrape some of the medication off the bandaid and apply it directly to myself (shaft btw, just 1 the size half a #2 pencil eraser). The medication is not liquid. It's more like a sticky gooey sponge. So taking a small amount of was nearly impossible. However I did finally apply some. There is no pain at all, which surprised me. So I left that stuff stick to me for the whole day. I didn't wrap it or anything, just in there going about my day as normal and it hung on. The next day, I showered and applied it again from a new bandage. Fairly quick, like the 2nd day or so, I noticed the wart was turning black.. which is good. You want to kill it. By this time, the gel version came, and apply the gel was way easier for my case use. The bandaid would be good for any other wart in any other location, but I need the gel. It's all still the same medication ingredients. In total, the wart was gone within 4 or 5 days. It may have been sooner, had I started with the gel and had the full coverage I could get by taking apart the bandaid. After I was done with using any of the wart remover, what's left is a burn. Basically a rug burn. So I applied this stuff called "Aquaphor healing ointment Advanced Therapy". Doing my research (chatGPT), this Aquaphor is best because of the healing ingredients and stuff. The 2nd best is regular Vaseline. Which I had to look up because I forgot to bring the Aquaphor to work one day and had to go by Vaseline. Either or, you apply the ointment not too thick and not too thin. I would just keep applying every 4-8 hours or so. (Now remember, my case is different being in the location it was in, so I could really wrap it and stuff. Which I was okay with, because I wasn't doing anything to get it dirty. Plus it was just a minor rug burn. Very tiny area.

I’ve been using the Compound W Maximum Strength One Step Plantar Wart Remover Foot Pads for several weeks, and I have mixed feelings about the product. On the positive side, the foot pads are easy to use. The pads come pre-cut and are simple to apply, which makes the whole process a lot more convenient. Once applied, they stay in place fairly well, and I appreciate how they provide targeted treatment directly to the affected area. The packaging is neat and includes enough pads for multiple applications, which is good value for the price.However, I’ve had some issues with the effectiveness and the overall experience. While there has been some improvement in the size of my plantar wart, it hasn’t fully disappeared as I had hoped. It has shrunk, but the wart is still there after a few weeks of consistent use, and I expected faster results given that this is marketed as a maximum-strength treatment. The process seems to be taking longer than anticipated.Another downside is that the foot pads are a bit harsh on the skin. Even though I follow the instructions carefully, I’ve noticed some skin irritation around the edges of the pad, which has been uncomfortable at times. My skin isn’t especially sensitive, but the acid in the treatment can cause redness or peeling, especially if you leave it on for too long. It’s important to be cautious about the timing and to make sure you’re not over-applying it.In the end, while the product has shown some effectiveness, I was hoping for quicker and more complete results. It may work better for some people, but for me, it’s been a slower process with some skin irritation. I’m still using the product to see if it will eventually work, but I’m on the fence about whether I would repurchase it in the future."