WARTNER WARTS SPRAY 12 APPLICATIONS

Description
Cryotherapy for wart removal.
Freeze the wart at the root.
Based on the freezing method used by doctors.

How to use
Before treatment
Soak your foot or hand in warm water for 5 minutes and then carefully rub the calloused area with the file to expose the wart.
Phase 1
Hold the blue end of the foam applicator (sponge) between your thumb and forefinger and press until a small hole appears. Insert the hole in the foam applicator (sponge) onto the stand shaft until the shaft disappears completely.
Phase 2
Keep the nebulizer upright and away from your body and any naked flames, heat, direct sunlight, or any electrical sources. Insert the holder with the foam applicator (sponge) into the opening at the top of the nebulizer can so that the applicator is no longer visible.
Holding the atomizer canister at the bottom with one hand, press the applicator holder firmly with the other hand for 3 seconds. You will hear a hissing sound as you press. Remove the holder with the foam applicator (sponge) from the valve. At this point, the applicator is saturated with cold liquid and condensation will form. This condensation is harmless.
Phase 3
After saturating the applicator, wait 20 seconds before applying to the skin in order to further reduce the temperature and thus ensure better effectiveness of Wartner.
Phase 4
After waiting 20 seconds, place the support with the foam applicator (sponge) on the wart, applying light pressure:
- 20 seconds for hand warts;
- 40 seconds for foot warts.
Ensure constant contact between the applicator and the area to be treated. The foam applicator (sponge) should remain on the area to be treated for the necessary time. Due to frostbite, you will experience a slight pain and tingling sensation. Wait two minutes after treating the wart, then use a tissue to remove the foam applicator (sponge) from the holder. Discard the foam applicator after each use. Do not reuse the foam applicator or touch its tip with your bare hands to avoid reinfecting the skin with the wart virus.
Phase 5
After applying the product for 40 seconds, if the treated area is rubbed, you may experience slight discomfort. You can protect the sensitive area with a plaster. The plaster is not included.
After the treatment
Keep the treated area clean.
It is possible to swim or take a shower.
Do not scratch or scratch the treated wart.
If necessary, protect the blisters by applying a normal plaster; do not puncture the blisters.
Consult your doctor if the sensation of mild pain and tingling persists or if other complications occur.

Side effects
As with all freezing methods, your skin may temporarily turn white.
It is important to use the product correctly according to the instructions, as excessive exposure could damage the upper layers of the skin, causing scarring and/or nerve damage.
If the product is applied to healthy skin on the toes (this can happen by applying the sponge for longer than the indicated time), local tissue necrosis may occur.
Some people may experience blisters that may even be painful.
After removal of the wart, depigmentation and/or scarring may occur.
The use of Wartner can cause minor burns due to the product's low freezing temperature, and although these side effects have been reported, they have been relatively few.
It is very important to use Wartner correctly according to the instructions for use to minimize side effects.

Warnings
This product should be used by an adult only. Do not use on children under 4 years of age. Do not use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. Do not use if you have diabetes, as the treated area may not heal as quickly or completely as in healthy individuals. People with circulatory problems should consult their doctor before using Wartner.
Do not use on areas where the skin is thin or sensitive. Do not use on irritated skin or in areas where there is infection, redness, or other signs of inflammation, such as itching or swelling.
Do not use on congenital moles, dark moles, pigmented skin, areas of skin with hair follicles, or if you have other abnormal skin conditions.
If you are not absolutely sure whether it is actually a wart, consult your doctor.
For external use only; do not ingest or inhale. Use only in well-ventilated areas.
Wash hands (except the treated area) immediately after use.
Use Wartner only using the special foam applicators (sponge) provided in the package.
Use a single foam applicator (sponge) for each wart and for a single application.
If you have warts on the top of your hand, move your fingers slightly during treatment.
Contact with healthy skin should be avoided so as not to become infected with the wart.
Do not apply excessive pressure when pressing the applicator onto the wart.
Do not dab the area around the wart.
The applicator should be used for a maximum of 20 seconds (common warts) and 40 seconds (plantar warts) or less if the wart and the surrounding skin turn white.
If you have multiple warts close together, especially on the hand or finger, treat only one wart at a time. The remaining warts should then be treated two weeks apart.
Large, older warts are difficult to remove and often require more than one Wartner treatment.
If more than one application is needed, repeat the treatment after two weeks. Do not treat the same wart more than three times. If no improvement is seen after three treatments, consult your doctor.
The expiry date and batch number are indicated on the packaging and on the bottom of the spray can.
DANGER. Wartner contains highly flammable substances. Keep away from heat, hot surfaces, sparks, flames, and other sources of ignition. No smoking. Do not spray on a naked flame or any incandescent material.
Do not expose to sunlight or temperatures above 50°C.
Pressurized canister: If placed near a heat source, it may explode.
Do not puncture or burn the container, even after use. Use the product in a well-ventilated area and at least 1 meter away from fire, flames, incandescent materials, static electricity, and sources of electricity, including lights. Do not keep lit cigarettes nearby.
Keep out of reach of children.
The spray canister can only be disposed of in household waste when completely empty. Otherwise, it must be disposed of as special waste.
Avoid filing the wart excessively as this may cause small bruises or bleeding.
Do not share the file with other people as warts are highly contagious.

Conservation
Store in a safe place at room temperature.

Format
The kit contains:
- a spray can containing a mixture of dimethyl ether and propane, substances that are harmless to the environment;
- 1 reusable plastic holder on which the foam applicators (sponges) are inserted;
- 12 disposable foam applicators (sponges) for up to 12 treatments;
- the package leaflet.

Code 12497