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Dr. Scholl’s Clear Away Wart Remover Hydrogel Bandages For Fingers And Toes With Salicylic Acid For Common Wart Removal 12 Treatments
Dr. Scholl’s Clear Away Wart Remover Hydrogel Bandages For Fingers And Toes With Salicylic Acid For Common Wart Removal 12 Treatments
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Materials and care
Materials and care
Active Ingredient: Salicylic Acid 40% (Wart Remover). Inactive Ingredients: Antioxidant (CAS 991-84-4), Iron Oxides, Mineral Oil, Petroleum Hydrocarbon Resin, Silicon Dioxide, Synthetic Polyisoprene Rubber, Talc.
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FAQ
Q1. Does Dr. Scholl's wart remover really work?
Ans: Yes, it is clinically proven to remove common warts. It uses maximum strength salicylic acid, the highest concentration available over-the-counter, to safely and effectively peel away the wart tissue.
Q2. How long do you leave on a wart removal bandage?
Ans: Each hydrogel bandage is designed for multi-day coverage and should typically be replaced every 48 hours. Consistent application ensures the medication stays in contact with the skin for optimal results.
Q3. Can these bandages be used for plantar warts on the feet?
Ans: While this specific version is optimized for the shape of fingers and toes, Dr. Scholl's also offers a dedicated Plantar Wart Remover version with thicker cushioning designed for the high pressure of the soles of the feet.
Q4. Is the Dr. Scholl's Clear Away sold on Rudra Retails authentic?
Ans: Yes, every product sold on Rudra Retails is a 100% authentic USA import. We source our inventory directly from authorized distributors in the United States to ensure Indian consumers receive genuine international formulations.
Q5. What should I do if the skin turns white under the bandage?
Ans: It is normal for the skin to appear white or wrinkled after using salicylic acid treatments; this indicates the medication is working to break down the wart tissue. If you experience severe irritation or pain, discontinue use and consult a professional.