URGO wart hands / feet cryotherapy treatment 38 ml
Home cryotherapy device recommended for the treatment of common warts , located on the hands and feet , in adults and children over 4 years.
Description of URGO wart hands / feet cryotherapy treatment 38 ml
URGO wart hands / feet treatment cryotherapy 38ml is a safe, innovative and effective method for eliminating warts from the feet and hands at home.
It is a ready-to-use product that makes it easy and effective to freeze the wart in one's heart .
It has a transparent applicator , which will facilitate precise positioning on the wart, to avoid overflow.
Effective thanks to its specific tip that wraps the wart to freeze the heart, this cryotherapy treatment is also equipped with a metering valve that releases the appropriate amount of cryogen to treat 3 different sizes of warts .
Perfect for children, its short, gradual action limits painful sensations .
Advice for use and dosage
- Place the applicator directly on the wart so that the head of the applicator is down.
- Press the bottle 3 to 5 times consecutively, depending on the quantity appropriate to the size of the wart. Then leave the applicator tip for at least 10 seconds in contact with the wart.
- In the majority of cases, a single treatment is sufficient.
Comment on advice for use and dosage of URGO wart hands / feet treatment cryotherapy 38ml with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
Composition
Dimethyl Ether (DME).
Precaution of use
Do not treat more than 2 warts at a time. Keep out of reach of children.
Presentation of URGO wart hands / feet treatment cryotherapy 38 ml
Urgo comes in the form of a 38 ml applicator pen.
Our advice and expert advice in pharmacy
How to prevent warts contamination ?
It is estimated that one in four French people have warts. Most often at the level of the soles of the feet (plantar wart) and hands (common wart), these small benign skin tumesfactions more often affect children until adolescence, but many adults also suffer from warts. Very contagious, certain precautions help to limit the risks of infection.
- Avoid walking barefoot on contaminated soil. Put on a pair of flip flops or sandals when you are in public places with risk of contamination
- Do not share your toiletries . When you are affected by a wart, do not share your bath towel or clothes. Also remember to carefully wipe your hands and feet as well as your fingers and toes.
- Watch out for the proliferation of the virus . Wash your hands thoroughly after touching or treating a wart. To reduce the spread and spread of the virus, do not reuse a file or pumice that has been used to scrub a wart.