EndWarts

EndWarts is available in two main forms, EndWarts Original solution and EndWarts Extra.

EndWarts classic solution is an effective treatment containing formic acid, used to treat warts on hands, feet, elbows and knees.

EndWarts Extra is a handy device for multiple applications and is a suitable option for both adults and children. It uses Ultra Freeze technology, based on nitrous oxide, to freeze warts quickly and effectively.

EndWarts is recommended for:

• Treating warts on hands, arms and legs.
• Treating plantar warts (on soles), provided the skin has been prepared beforehand by removing hardened skin.

EndWarts negi can also be used in children over 4 years of age with adult supervision.

To use EndWarts Extra, the essential steps are as follows:

1. Activate the device by turning the mechanism fully to the indicated area.
2. Charging the device by placing it on a flat surface and applying moderate pressure for 2 seconds until a specific sound is heard.
3. Immediate application to the affected area: 15 seconds for hands, fingers and arms and 40 seconds for feet.

EndWarts should not be used in the following situations:

• In children under 4 years of age
• On the face, groin, genitals, scalp or mucous membranes
• On healthy skin or sensitive areas (thin skin)
• On warts with bleeding, irritation or infection
• Where the diagnosis of a wart is uncertain
• On moles, calluses or other skin blemishes
• People with diabetes or clotting disorders

For safety reasons, the use of EndWarts during pregnancy or breastfeeding is also contraindicated.

EndWarts Freeze uses Ultra Freeze technology, which allows temperatures as low as -80°C, compared to other devices that operate at -50°C. This very low temperature allows penetration right down to the deep layer of the wart, effectively destroying the wart's nucleus.

As a result, usually only one treatment is needed and the wart should disappear within 14 days. However, older or larger warts may require more than one treatment, especially if they are located on the soles of the feet.

Using EndWarts may cause:

• Burning sensations or mild pain during application, especially in children
• Temporary redness or tenderness at the treatment site
• Rare, minor blisters that disappear spontaneously
• Depigmentation of the treated area

No significant drug or food interactions have been reported.

However, simultaneous use with other topical products applied to the skin should be avoided to prevent irritation.

Overdosage with EndWarts may result in skin damage, including severe burns, with the need for medical intervention for treatment of complications.

Strict adherence to the instructions for use indicated in the product package leaflet is recommended.

EndWarts should be stored in a dry place away from heat sources in a refrigerator. After activation, EndWarts has a shelf life of 2 months. Keep out of the reach of children.

The product should be kept in the original packaging to prevent accidental damage.

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• WebMD,Freezing warts with cryotherapy
• Healthline,Cryotherapy: Is freezing warts an effective treatment?
• Cleveland Clinic,Cryotherapy