Dr. Scholl’s Freeze Away Wart Remover – Rapidly Freeze and Remove Warts

Product Introduction:
Say goodbye to common and plantar warts with Dr. Scholl’s Freeze Away Wart Remover. This treatment uses a doctor-proven method to rapidly freeze the wart and aid its removal. The product starts working instantly, and it is safe for kids ages 4 and up. It can be used discreetly for at-home wart removal.

Features:
– Rapidly freezes warts
– Doctor-proven method of wart removal
– Safe for kids ages 4 and up
– Can be used discreetly at home

Instructions:
Step 1: Attach the white applicator to the blue nozzle of the pressurized can and twist clockwise to lock in place.
Step 2: Turn the pressurized can upside down and insert the applicator into the built-in activator on a sturdy surface.
Press down on the pressurized can and hold for 2 to 3 seconds. You will hear a hissing sound as the applicator tip is being frozen.
Step 4: Lightly press the tip of the applicator on the wart that is to be frozen for the treatment time directed in the booklet. Apply Freeze Away Wart Remover immediately after taking it out of the activator and while it is still very cold.
Step 5: After treatment, set pressurized can and activator out of reach of children.
Step 6: After 2 minutes, grasp the applicator by its plastic stem and remove it from the pressurized can by turning counter-clockwise. Discard the applicator after single use. Do not reuse the applicator or touch the tip of the applicator with bare hands to ensure that you don’t reinfect the skin with the wart virus.

Ingredients:
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