Dr. Scholl's | How To Use CLEAR Away® Wart Remover Flexible Comfort Strips
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- Step by step instructions on how to use Dr. Scholl’s® CLEAR Away® Wart Remover Flexible Comfort Strips. Clinically proven wart removal with nearly invisible Duragel® technology that flexes with you.
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I have a question, when you say repeat procedure does that mean just putting on a fresh disk and bandaid, or are we supposed to wash the infected area again?
So is it normal for the skin around the wart to turn white?
How long should the bandage be left on?
48 hours
Very informative
The instructions on the sheet are way too vague. I found out by trial and error what the "step one" and "step two" meant. I am still wondering if the wart needs filing or anything.
My medicated disk don't stick. But this video was very informative.
To help with adhesion, please be sure you are applying to clean, dry skin that is free of creams and oils. Thanks!
I'll keep you posted
I froze it with the freezing stick.. waited a couple days, then used this. After I changed the bandaid several times, one time it just pulled it off. I'm extremely happy with this product. I've frozen the wart 6 times in the past and the combo... this and the freezing stick, it's FINALLY gone.
guess nobody cares
@@sp00f34 That's good to hear. But is it necessary to use the freezing stick. Wouldn't this product do the job on its own?
@@AthifKhan Honestly, after everything I've been through with this w4rt... I would say freezing it first.. waiting a few days, then starting the bandaid treatment would be the way to go. I never tried just the bandaid, but I think the freezing stick first prepped the skin.. or damaged it enough for the bandaid to get all up in der.
Keep us posted!
Why are there more medicated disc's than the strip? Why not have equal number of strips?
EXACTLY! If anything I could use more strips than disks as the disks are still working when the strip wears away due to their locations on my fingers, etc.
- Reg
Why is there a warning for diabetic's ? My Dr. Recommended the medicated bandaids .
So now that the wart is mushy and white. I put another treatment etc etc. is the wart supposed to disappear? Is it supposed to peel? What happens?
You will begin to see the wart cells start to slough off in between treatments. Keep in mind that it may take two or more treatments for the medicine to slough off the wart.
I am using the Scholl wart removal system. The plaster is supposed to be washproof. But it has started to come off as soon as i washed my hands. I am pretty sure it will come off completely when i take a shower. As per the instructions i should only be removing it after 48 hours. How should i deal with this ?
Hello - The Scholl brand is managed separately from Dr. Scholl's and product offerings differ. For help with Scholl products, please contact Reckitt Benckiser. You can find their contact info here: www.rb.com/brands/scholl/. Thanks!
Wrap electrical tape around it.
12 weeks
Do I ever need to take the band aid off and let it breath or no?? I had mine on for 3 days now and when I took it off to change it to a new bandaid my skin looks soggy and white.. I’m a tan skin color😭
You can change the bandage with each treatment. Treatment can be repeated every 48 hours (until wart is removed) for up to 12 weeks. You will begin to see the wart cells start to slough off in between treatments. Keep in mind that it may take two or more treatments for the medicine to slough off the wart. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact our Customer Support team at drscholls.care@drscholls.com. Thanks!
@@DrScholls how long are you supposed to keep it on?
The patch is intended to stay on for 48 hours. Thanks!
@@DrScholls really? I’ve had one on for 12 hours and it tore my skin apart! Is that normal
@@DrScholls not sure if I can do 48 hours
is bandage waterproof?
Yes, the bandage can be worn in water but it may reduce the amount of time that is stays on. Thanks!