Boiron WartCalm for Painless Wart Removal on Hands, Knees, Plantar (Feet), and Other Bodily Warts for Adults & Children Ages 2+ - 60 Count

For those that are skeptical 😳 I was raised in homeopathy as a child so at age 57 it didn’t make sense to change course when I suddenly got planter warts on both my feet at the same time right under my little toe. I don’t need to explain the pain and I’m on my feet all day as a full time nurse. I was thrilled to find this because burning, cutting and freezing a virus couldn’t possibly remedy an internal illness in he long run. That route never made sense to me. Anyway, I’m on my last week of the second box and it has definitely reduces the size considerably and the pain is gone. I did read that many are taking higher amounts than recommended, but I wanted to gage the effectiveness as prescribed. It’s definitely working.if you want to get rid of planter warts painlessly then this is your lucky day. Just be patient. It takes time to work. I’ll write another review after they are completely gone. I hope this helps someone 😊

I took this for 3 days (twice a day doses as recommended). On the third day I slowly broke out in itchy hives. I have never had any allergies for my entire life, so I didn't know what the hives were at first. Once I realized it was an allergic reaction I stopped taking these wart pills immediately and proceeded to take a Claritin for 3 days and the hives slowly went away. Then I took Aleve (naproxen) like I always do for menstrual pains once a month, and I broke out in hives for the first time ever! I've taken Aleve since high school with no problems. Now when I take Aleve (naproxen, an NSAID) I break out in hives. I believe this product has triggered this new allergy, and I have never had an allergy to anything before. I also feel like I have more tiny flat warts in addition to the original ones I had before that I was trying to get rid of. This experiment I did on my body was not worth it! Beware

This is the best product I've ever used if I could give it a 10 out of 5 I would. I promise this is a genuine review im not a paid actor 🤣 I had awful warts all over the bottom of my foot for 10-15yrs they kept spreading and getting larger and deeper until it was painful to walk there were around 20 of them and one on my finger as well...I tried everything to remove them had them frozen at the doctor used compund w all the time nothing got rid of them... I took this medicine and like 2weeks later the one on my finger was gone then 4-6 weeks later the ones on my feet had almost all completely disappeared it was probably 8 weeks after I started taking the medicine and the worst one I had completely disappeared no pain no blood or tears just dried up and fell off like a literal miracle. I didn't even take this medicine consistently during that time (I forget a lot) you won't regret trying this

I used this for my 6 year old son who had 3 large nasty warts on his fingers and it was spreading. After just four days of using this product the warts had slightly shrunken in size. However, that is when I discontinued it because my son was not eating well and I feared these pills were behind his loss in appetite. I cannot know this for sure unless I try again, which I haven't. In either case, the warts have not returned to original size and I'm sure that they would have been completely removed with consistent use of this product.

I have a plantar wart that I started to notice when I walked. I tried using Wart Calm for a month, as it says, but missed a dose or two early on. Although I did notice that I stopped feeling it when I walked, within a few days of stopping Wart Calm it the feeling came back. Perhaps it's still going to work, but I don't expect it to. My plantar wart is small enough that I thought a month of Wart Calm should be enough. If a child is complaining about the pain of walking on a wart, don't make them suffer for a month hoping this pill (yes, it dissolves easily and I tasted no flavor) is going to work. If they are already feeling the pain of walking on a wart, I'd try something else. Perhaps the salicylic bandages or the liquid. My mom said they used the liquid on my warts years ago when I had them last. (I think I might have been between 7 and 10. I don't remember exactly.) I am using the bandages currently.

So, this is how these work: they don't actually stop warts from showing up my hands--the little tiny warts still show up and sometimes I can feel them in their creation phase--a bit of itching. BUT, I've figured out that if I take a sharp needle and lift the top layer of the skin off, there's actually NOTHING in there. I used to have to get these frozen off--painful and can leave scars and takes forever to heal. Now once a month I just needles the little dots of warts and lift them off, trim them, and they heal and go away in a day.

We tried everything to get rid of my daughter's wart on her knee. She had it frozen off at the doctor and it came back and even spread. Another doctor said "try duct tape" and that didn't work either. Topical creams were also a fail, so when I saw this, I said why not try it. After a couple months of using this as instructed, her warts were completely gone. She hasn't used it for 4 months and they have not returned. Definitely worth a try if you're dealing with a pesky wart that refuses to go away.

My son and I both had several small warts and I was hoping this product would be our solution. However, it did nothing to get rid of the warts. I even thought maybe if we tried it for longer it might work so I bought multiple boxes and still nothing. Save your money.

The product is not effective