Compound W Dual Power for Large Warts, Freeze Off & Liquid Wart Remover, 8 Freeze Applications and 12 Comfort Pads

Worked for me. My method is first to apply the liquid Salicylic acid, let it air dry a bit and then cover it with a small patch that has a very strong adhesive. I have used a small piece of duct tape or a piece of a cloth style Band Aid (no pad, just the adhesive portion). Leave that on for a day then peel off. The goal is to let the strong adhesive peel up a skin layer that has been "burned" by the acid. Then repeat again. If all goes well 2-3 treatments should totally peel off the wart. For me, the key is the strong peeling action of the sticky patches.

I read that whatever you use on warts you can use on skin barnacles, so I used it on different ones and they peeled off. The ones that were close to the skin removed completely, but the bumpier ones lost a few layers of the top and got lighter in color but they are still there. I wanted to add more compound W but it dries fast after you first open it. I need to buy more. Just wanted to share my experience since doctors don’t remove them especially if you have a lot, and the ones that do I think it’s $20 a pop. If you only have one or two, that’s no problem, but if you have more than 10 and have tried other things that have not worked then give this a try. I’ve tried tea tree oil, garlic, apple cider vinegar glycolic acid, and nothing worked as good as this. I also tried the gel type compound W but it didn’t work either, this is the only one that worked for me.

Gel removed most of the wart within about 2-3 weeks. However, by the 3rd week, gel in the bottle congealed and then hardened and become unusable to continue treatment. Even by the 2nd week it became harder to apply to the wart because it was starting to congeal.I know from experience the wart is still feeding on a blood vessel (which you can faintly spot in the second photo - black dot) so will come back if I don’t still continue treatment. The photos of my finger are the “after” photos.I applied 2-3 times daily depending on whether the product rubbed off my finger from hand washing during the day. I did not cover with any bandaid or anything.Site of the wart is now generally flat after using this, whereas before the wart protruded a lot. It was just one single common wart.Overall, product works but you can’t even use it for that long before the gel hardens soI will have to buy another bottle to continue treatment which is annoying. I always made sure to seal the bottle tightly and never left it open for a long time.

This product works well at removing warts at home. You need to stay consistent with using it for the medication to fully work and dissolve warts.We applied it two times a day for 14 days, and by halfway through, the wart began to dry up and eventually fall off. It was painless and easy to apply with the small brush applicator.My only complaint is the smell, it's very strong. But based on how effective this wart remover is, I can handle the scent.We will continue to keep this in our home medicine cabinet!

So this product works but the only issue I have is some bottles aren’t created equal.I’ll have one that stays liquid until it’s almost done and some that gel up after a few uses.

It works well for the price, my boyfriend wart was gone within a few days. The only issue I have with the product is that it gets jelly and hard a bit. But it gets the job done!

I had a wart left on my neck. And I vote for this product. I only had to apply it three times. X 3 days. It dries and calms down on its own.

It works, slowly. But it's not likely that the bottle will last long enough to get rid of a wart, every time you open the bottle it gets thicker and thicker as it dries up. I put the top back on as tight as it will go and then seal the entire bottle in a zip lock bag and it still slowly dries up. At $24 an ounce you would think they could afford to put this stuff in a better sealing bottle. Every time I open the sealed zip lock bag I can smell the CompoundW fumes.