Which is the most effective product to use for wart removal on the fingers?

Question

Hello recently I've developed two small warts on my fingers and they are really ugly and annoying. Although they're not all that big I know they're there and want them gone NOW! I've tried this prescribed stuff from the doctors but nothing seems to work please helpness! Which is the best and most cost effective way of getting rid of them fast without having them frozen by the doctor? I know there are loads of brands like bazuka out there on the market but do they actually work and which one is best????

Thank you ever so much,

Sasha

Answer 1

Freeze-off or Wartner from Wal-Mart. It freezes the Wart, killing the blood supply. Then after 8-10 days the wart falls off. Without killing the method of blood supply, you cannot kill the wart, it will just grow back. That's why cutting them off or taking them off from top down doesn't work. The blood supply comes from below.

Answer 2

The best thing is to give time, and possibly try a variety of products (over a course of a few days, not all at once obviously). Not everything will work because everybody are different.

Bazuka is known to be effective, but nothing is more effective than getting the wart frozen by a docter. I've had it done once and it doesn't hurt at all.

Sorry this is vague, but I am young and have not yet suffered many warts (only one on my foot when I was younger), thus I cannot recommend anything specific as such.

Good luck!

Answer 3

I have just successfully removed some genital warts, which I guess is going to be trickier than those on the fingers. I've just posted the following in answer to a question and apologies but don't have time to edit specifically for your question, but I'd suggest it would be well worth trying ACV, it is relatively painless and easy to do yourself. Good luck.

Some people are saying there is no home remedy for genital warts, maybe true if you are talking about eradicating the HPV virus, but not true in respect of getting rid of the actual wart.

I looked for alternatives to conventional treatments over a year ago and tried a couple of oils, advertised by companies with slick websites and testimonials, unfortunately they didn't work for me - maybe because I didn't pursue treatment for long enough or consistently enough, but I did use pretty much as advised for several weeks.

I did nothing about them until just over a month ago and decided to try apple cider vinegar (ACV), as a wart near the end of my penis was getting larger and I had 3 large warts on my anus ... apologies to the sensitive ones for terminology :-)

I decided to start with one of the largest ones on entrance to my butt, didn't want to take any risks up front without knowing what would happen!

Nothing much happened for 4 or 5 days, I would soak a small piece of cotton wool in ACV and then hold in place with a plaster, I did this each evening, removed it in the morning and then repeated again at night. The wart would be partially white in morning (ACV is essentially an acid, about 5% strength I think), after a few days the wart seemed a little more prominent and would sting when I applied ACV, then over next few days it started to shrink. After a couple of weeks it was much smaller, at this point it became almost painful applying ACV, but only for the initial 10 minutes or so, and it was tempting to stop. Then a few days later there was no trace left.

***Amazing ***

So I then tackled the other 2 smaller warts and the one up front! This is a 'work in progress' that is almost done, I just cut a small piece from a face cleanser pad and soak with ACV before putting at end of my penis and let the skin hold it in place ... if you're cut then guess it will be plaster time again! Again the results are truly amazing and I really didn't expect to get such a quick or satisfactory resolution to the problem. I obviously don't know about the long term, but guess that if I take more care about antioxidants/immune etc, then there is no reason for them to return ... a virus does not like a healthy oxygenated blood system. There is no scarring, the skin has just returned to normal.

Obviously if you try this out, be cautious as I was, make sure it is working for you. By the way I used the Bragg Apple Cider Vinegar, in case this has any significance to the results, I would suggest using the same, or otherwise at least using an organic/quality ACV.

Answer 4

I saw a product advertised on the tv called wartner. It is like a home freezing spray. It says it kills warts effectivly after one treatment. However, I had warts on my hans about 5 years ago now and it took 2 treatments of the freezing with the nitrogen by the doctor. This is really only the reccomendation I would make.
Good luck in becoming wart free.

Answer 5

There's a weird brown paste made from marigolds. That can remove veruccas from feet in no time at all, which NO normal medication can shift. So if it works there, it will be a piece of cake on the fingers. Health food shop for that.

The more conventional approach is salicylic acid (asprin!) in various concentrations. The higher the concentration, the better. The little patches are probably the best.

PS on the fingers, you shouldn't need to freeze. It should be a lot easier than that.

Answer 6

I had a wart on my finger once and my mum told me the best way to get rid of it was to let someone buy it from u, a small one costs about 10p. u should keep the 10p until the wart has gone coz it wont work if u spend it. Funnily enough (and most likely coincidental) this worked for me! Warts are a trickey one coz they have their own blood supply meaning they are very difficult to kill off- try tying a peice of cotton or something round it to kill the blood supply, then it should just drop off when the skin is dead. sounds gross but in theory it should work! or just ask the doctor to freeze them off. I heard it really isnt that painful! mayb u could try the others first for fun though!

Answer 7

Old wives cure. Get a hair from a horses tail/mane and tie it around the offending wart and wait for the result. In time the wart will just drop off,donot know why this works but worth giving it a try so long as you can find a horse hair. good luck

Answer 8

Dr. Scholl's Freeze Away Wart Remover

i found this very effective

Answer 9

There are wart remover preparations available over the counter. They are either at home "freeze" treatments by Dr Scholl or tube/creams containing salicylic acid. Both work. Some people also swear by duct tape (but you have to have it on your figure for a week).

Answer 10

Safely & Permanently Remove Moles, Warts and Skin Blemishes