Compound W Maximum Strength Fast Acting Gel Wart Remover with 12 ConSeal Patches, 0.25 oz

Tried all the wart removal products. This is the only one that works for me. Quick drying and easy to apply. Was going to the dermatologist but this saved me so much money. Everyone's warts are different so it's not a simple one product approach but this worked for my plantar warts! Definitely not a quick process but applying every night and patience took them off.

I read a bunch of review to make sure this would work in my case and the following is a summary of them and my experience.For months, I thought I just had a blister on my hand as I do a lot of outdoor work so have other blisters. But this one was painful and I finally made the connection that I had a wart under my blister. I bought this product and followed instructions to the word.First thing in the morning, I would soak my hand in warm/hot water for 5 minutes, dry off and then apply the gel. After blowing on it for a few minutes (on/off), I was sure it wouldn't smudge but I was still careful and could start my day.After about 15 minutes it really hardened and it definitely didn't need to worry about it. I repeated these same steps at night before bed (night was easier as I just did it after showering and brushing my teeth so no need to soak.For the first two weeks, I didn't notice too much other than the skin/blister was turning white. Then around day 15, the edges started to peel up a bit on one side so I knew that part of the skin was dying (if that's the correct term). The key here is DO NOT help to peel it off. Just keep doing the same routine and applying gel twice a day. After like 3-4 more days it really was peeling off and the majority was seperated and boy was it hard not to just rip the rest off. DON'T DO IT. Just keep applying the gel until it naturally falls off.Once that happened, I saw the skin underneath wasn't the light pink "fresh" skin, but more dark and also had these dark spots. So I continued to follow the same steps... soak and gel. After 4-5 days, this skin also started to peel up on the edge and I kept going. This fell off quicker, maybe after like 2-3 days of starting to peel and the skin under this was perfect pink fresh skin.I honestly couldn't believe how well this worked and clearly having it on the hand is easier to do all this than the foot or somewhere else. It was maybe like 4-5 weeks total and just stick with it. This stuff works.It's been 2 months since the wart was removed and the skin is now exactly like the rest of my hand and no sign that a wart was ever there. Very impressed

It worked but it did take many repeated applications over many months.The gel dries into a hard shell and putting more gel on top of the shell doesn’t do anything to the underlying wart.For me it took about 1 week for the shell to finally come off; at which time I could reapply the gel.The wart looked inflamed during treatment. It didn’t hurt but it made it much more noticeable.Every application the wart got a tiny bit smaller. Almost unnoticeable progress. But I stuck with it and now the wart is completely gone.The wart was on my hand. About 3/8 inch.

The purpose I wanted this wart remover is for a GW wart on my groin, private area, shaft. It was about half the size of a #2 pencil eraser. (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 this does... Trust me I know). I applied the medication and there was 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. Fairly quickly, like the 2nd day or so, I noticed the wart was turning black.. which is good. You want to kill it. Applying the gel was really easy. In total, the wart was gone within 4 or 5 days. After I was done with using any of the wart remover, what's left is a skin burn, aka 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 buy 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 couldn't 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. All in all, if they ever come back again, then I'm doing this all over again. Just for added info in case it helps anyone, I originally had the first wart in that area in 2009. They got professional frozen off. Then they've been gone, until about a month ago (Dec 2025). So once they're gone, they can sometimes stay gone for a long time. Sometimes they come back sooner, sometimes never.

Leaves a very crusty white crust on what you’re putting it on. Seemed to really irritate the skin around it more than doing anything about the bump. I’m thinking maybe my bump wasn’t a wart, but still I don’t think it should eat the skin around it.