Compound WWart Remover Maximum Strength One Step Pads, 14 Medicated Pads

I haven't had a wart in 40 years then a few months ago, WHAM! I get this ugly little sucker right on my quadricep.I was tempted to make an appointment with a dermatologist. But it almost always takes months and it's expensive. Plus, they'd want to schedule some in-office procedure which would mean more money and more waiting.So, I go online looking for some over the counter remedies and land on this one.Couple of things...1. I was worried it wouldn't work. WRONG! Worked like a charm. Couldn't believe it. Started working almost right away.2. I was worried it would hurt. WRONG! Shrank that thing down to nothing and I never even noticed it.3. I was worried it would be complicated. WRONG! The adhesive bandage is really my favorite part. It stayed in place extremely well. Never got loose and fell off or anything. Super sticky even after a shower. (Because I usually left each one on for about 48 hours.)The only downside was when I took it off for good, the spot was a little itchy. But that went away quickly.Highly recommend. Effective and inexpensive!

Ok. I just eliminated a very stubborn planters wart on the bottom of my foot! I even went to a dermatologist who froze it, and it still didn't go away. So I had used CompoundW before and it stated to kill the wart. However, i figured out the best method for eliminating the wart. Begin using every day. Keep it on the foot all day/night. I used medical tape to keep it in place. Every 2 or three days, I would scrape the top of the wart that was dead. That way the next wart pad would attack the next level down. Keep doing this as long as it takes. It took me about 2 weeks. Also on Sundays I would not use a pad to allow the area to dry out. This gives you a better visual of where you are and how much you need to continue. It will kill some surrounding skin, but don't worry. I just clipped the dead skin off. You want to make sure the surrounding skin is not elevated over the wart, that way the pad can continuously make direct contact with the wart.I will be doing one my left foot next. I will try to take some photos of before and after. CompoundW works, it just takes a little patience.

It does the job as advertised but the padding is SUPER THICK. I understand plantar is for the bottom of the foot but it was so thick that the adhesive was coming off. I had to take the inner salicylic acid dot and put it on a regular bandaid to make it work still.

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.

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."