Urgo Hand & Foot Warts Cryotherapy Pen 38 ml

URGO wart hand/foot cryotherapy treatment 38 ml

Home cryotherapy device recommended for the treatment of common warts, localized on hands and feet, in adults and children over 4 years of age.

Description of URGO verrue mains/pieds traitement cryothérapie 38 ml

URGO verrue mains/pieds traitement cryothérapie 38 ml is a safe, innovative and effective home treatment for warts on hands and feet.

It's a ready-to-use product that easily and effectively freezes the wart at its core in a single treatment.

It features a transparent applicator for precise positioning on the wart, to avoid spillage.

Effective thanks to a special tip that wraps around the wart to freeze it at the core, this cryotherapy treatment also features a metering valve that releases the right amount of cryogen to treat 3 different wart sizes.

Perfect for children, its short, gradual action limits painful sensations.

Instructions for use and dosage

• Place the applicator directly on the wart, so that the head of the applicator is facing downwards.
• Press the bottle 3 to 5 times in succession, depending on the size of the wart. Leave the applicator tip in contact with the wart for at least 10 seconds.
• In most cases, a single treatment is sufficient.

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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 hand/foot cryotherapy treatment 38 ml

Urgo comes in a 38 ml applicator pen.

Our advice and expert opinions

How to prevent wart contamination?

One French person in four has warts. Most often found on the soles of the feet (plantar warts) and hands (vulgar warts), these small, benign skin swellings affect children up to adolescence, but many adults also suffer from warts. Highly contagious, certain precautions can help limit the risk of infection.

• Avoid walking barefoot on contaminated ground. Put on a pair of flip-flops or sandals when you're in public places where there's a risk of contamination.
• Don't share your toiletries. When you have a wart, don't share towels or clothes. Remember to wipe your hands and feet, as well as your fingers and toes, thoroughly.
• Beware of virus proliferation. Wash your hands thoroughly after touching or treating a wart. To reduce contamination and the spread of the virus, do not reuse a file or pumice stone that has already been used to rub a wart.