Compound W Gel

Warts usually disappear of their own accord, so whatever they are treated with will work. This is why the list of reported cures is so long and bizarre. The local wart charmer never failed unless you stopped going to see him before you were cured. There are many different ways to cure warts according to folklore. Most of them work if you use them long enough because warts usually disappear on their own, even if you don't use a cure. You could steal a dishcloth and hide it inside a tree stump, or even rub the wart with pebbles from a beach, dried beans, or peas and then throw them away. When you throw them away, the wart will go with them. If you tie ...  Read the complete review

A few years ago I had a few small warts scattered about on the inside of my fingers so I went off to the chemists to see how I could get rid of them. As a child, my mother would use the sap of a plant she had growing in her garden and that had removed a wart successfully but she did not live there anymore and now she has flowers instead of vegetables and herbs. Warts are extremely common and usually quite harmless but they are very unsightly and sometimes irritating. They often appear more thickly on areas such as the knuckles and knees. The chemist recommended Compound W, and in just over a week 70% of my warts had disappeared. I still ...  Read the complete review