Salicylic Acid 10%

Generic Name: salicylic acid 10%

Over-the-Counter (OTC)

Brand Names:

Tag Wart Remover

Removing warts

Overview

Removing warts

Uses

For the removal of genital, plantarcommon, and fat warts the common wart is easily recognizedbythe rough cauliflower-like appearanceotthe surface the plantar wart is recognized byitslocation only on the bottom of thefoot, itstenderness and the interruptionof thefootprint pattern

Dosage

wash the affected area may soak the wart in warm water for 5 minutes dry area thoroughly using the applicator(cotton swab),apply alayer of ointment to sufhcientlycovereachwart allow it to fully absorb and cover it withobandage as needed. repeat this procedure once or twice dailyasneeded (until the wart is removed) for upto12 weeks

Side Effects

avoid contact with eyes. lf the productgetsinto the eye, flush with water for 15minutes eavoid inhaling vapors cap the tube tiahtlv out of direct sunlight and store atroomtemperature away from heat if discomfort persists. if you have diabetes or poor bloodcirculation.

Warnings

For external use only Keep away from fire and flame Do not touch by children

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Salicylic Acid 10% used for?

For the removal of genital, plantarcommon, and fat warts the common wart is easily recognizedbythe rough cauliflower-like appearanceotthe surface the plantar wart is recognized byitslocation only on the bottom of thefoot, itstenderness and the interruptionof thefootprint pattern

What are the side effects of Salicylic Acid 10%?

avoid contact with eyes. lf the productgetsinto the eye, flush with water for 15minutes eavoid inhaling vapors cap the tube tiahtlv out of direct sunlight and store atroomtemperature away from heat if discomfort persists. if you have diabetes or poor bloodcirculation.

What are the important warnings for Salicylic Acid 10%?

For external use only Keep away from fire and flame Do not touch by children

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Medical Disclaimer

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