Compound W NitroFreeze Wart Remover, Maximum Freeze, 1 Pen and 5 Replacements

It took me two uses, because I was so scared that I did it wrong the first time. Works great!

The Compound W wart remover uses Nitrous oxide to freeze plantar or common warts. You must be able to read and follow the instructions exactly to use this product safely and efficiently. This product can be used on confirmed plantar or common warts in those ages 4 and up. The instructions are thorough and there is a scannable QR code for a how to video as well as a toll free phone number to call if questions. **The product will expire 6 weeks after the first use. 5 replacement tips are included in the box in the event repeat treatment is necessary. The foam applicator tip must be discarded after each use. Due to the nitrous oxide, there are warnings with use of this product. Using in a well ventilated area is advised as well as not inhaling the vapor or spray. 3 maximum attempts to treat a wart is advised with the Compound W Nitro Freeze pen. After three times, if no improvement or unresolved, it is recommended you consult with a doctor. I like that this method of wart removal is offered over the counter now and with the thorough instructions and high quality delivery system, it is an economical and convenient option.

A great option to take away planter warts. The paper instructions were spot on and very easy to follow. The pen was easy to apply to the affected area with results being obtained in 3 treatments. A more cost-effective way to deal with a wart and much more convenient. I love doing it inside the friendly confines of my home and then staying off my foot. Supreme value!

I've had a wart that wasn't responding to acid treatments that I've been wanting to freeze. Last time I spoke with a dermatologist, they wanted $90 to freeze a wart on top of the insurance copay just for the visit. This pen saved me over $100.The pen device and instructions are very professional, and I felt more confident just holding the pen. It only took about 30 seconds total for the treatment, but you definitely want to fully read the instruction pamphlet before doing anything. It provides details on how and how long to make the treatment, but pay particular attention to make sure you are only using this for either common or plantar warts.Great device and we'll see if the treatment is successful. The dermatologist said that the office treatments often have to be repeated, but if necessary it will be easy with the nitrofreeze pen. I only wish I had ordered this earlier.

This is a much cheaper option than a trip to my dermatologist's office. But make sure to read the instructions carefully, and use the QR code to watch the video. After application, you'll need to wait a couple of weeks to see if it was effective. They say it's safe for people ages 4 and up.

This is the first treatment I have tried that is giving me hope about actually getting rid of my plantar warts. I have tried a few OTC options but nothing has worked. This one was easy to follow the instructions and my foot did blister which is a good sign. It’s unclear if it will work yet, I will follow up as I see (or don’t see) results! But for the first time in a while I am optimistic!

I'm going on my 3rd treatment to fight off a tiny wart on the inside of my thumb. So far, it hasn't worked. Possibly user error though, so I'm giving it a final try and making sure I do the entire 20 seconds this time.

This wart removal relies on freezing the wart off. You complete one application then wait 2(ish) weeks to see if it was effective. I applied it to my kid's feet and it was so easy! Twist to click, press down on a hard surface for 2 seconds, press sponge applicator to wart, count to 15. Then you are done!