Frequently Asked Questions

Plantar warts grow on the sole of your foot, often the heel or arch, and can be painful under pressure. Common warts are the small, grainy bumps you’ll usually spot on hands, elbows or knees, sometimes with tiny black dots.

It uses cryotherapy, the same cold-based technology clinics use, to apply an intense freeze of -45°C to -50°C. That freeze damages the wart tissue, and it typically falls off within about two weeks.

It works on the same principle, using cold to freeze the wart at home. Warteze Freeze comes with 12 individually wrapped foam applicators, so every treatment stays clean and hygienic.

Yes. Warteze Freeze is one of the over the counter wart removal products that uses genuine cryotherapy, so there’s no prescription or clinic visit needed to start treating common or plantar warts at home.

One is usually enough. For deeply rooted warts, you may need two or three applications, spaced two weeks apart, treating only one wart at a time.

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