Boiron WartCalm for Painless Wart Removal on Hands, Knees, Plantar (Feet), and Other Bodily Warts for Adults & Children Ages 2+ - 60 Count

I don’t usually leave reviews, but this one I felt I must. My daughter had a couple warts on her hands. We decided to deal with one at a time. The first one we tried with the typical home threapy stuff and it returned. Even went to the doctor which did eventually get rid of it, but that was so expensive and didn’t immediately go away. When it was time to move on to the next one I found this stuff on Amazon. We sort of picked loose the top layer of skin and she took this and it came off and has not returned. Can’t even tell where the wart was a month later… and she’d had that one for a while. I’m still amazed at how easy that was to get rid of.

As someone who tried numerous remedies to rid myself of subungual and periungual warts, I turned to Boiron WartCalm with high hopes, but unfortunately, I was left utterly disappointed. Despite consuming several packs of these pills, totaling 120 count (2 Pack of 60), absolutely nothing happened.Initially, I approached homeopathy with skepticism, but after exhausting other options, I was willing to give it a try. However, Boiron WartCalm proved to be entirely ineffective, leaving me to wonder if my lack of belief in homeopathy played a role in its failure.While I cannot definitively say whether disbelief affected the outcome, the reality remains that these pills did not deliver on their promise of painless wart removal. In my experience, they were nothing more than useless pills.In conclusion, while some may find success with homeopathic remedies, Boiron WartCalm failed to produce any results for me, despite my initial skepticism. I would caution others against relying solely on this product for wart removal and recommend exploring other treatment options instead.

My 5 year old had a wart on his finger for a long time. The kid compound bandaids were painful and I was really trying to prevent him from having to get it removed so I decided to try these. We didn't even have to finish one blister pack before it started to turn black. After a few more days the whole thing fell off! My son is very happy and said the entire process was painless. So glad these worked for him.

I have a plantar wart that I started to notice when I walked. I tried using Wart Calm for a month, as it says, but missed a dose or two early on. Although I did notice that I stopped feeling it when I walked, within a few days of stopping Wart Calm it the feeling came back. Perhaps it's still going to work, but I don't expect it to. My plantar wart is small enough that I thought a month of Wart Calm should be enough. If a child is complaining about the pain of walking on a wart, don't make them suffer for a month hoping this pill (yes, it dissolves easily and I tasted no flavor) is going to work. If they are already feeling the pain of walking on a wart, I'd try something else. Perhaps the salicylic bandages or the liquid. My mom said they used the liquid on my warts years ago when I had them last. (I think I might have been between 7 and 10. I don't remember exactly.) I am using the bandages currently.

So, this is how these work: they don't actually stop warts from showing up my hands--the little tiny warts still show up and sometimes I can feel them in their creation phase--a bit of itching. BUT, I've figured out that if I take a sharp needle and lift the top layer of the skin off, there's actually NOTHING in there. I used to have to get these frozen off--painful and can leave scars and takes forever to heal. Now once a month I just needles the little dots of warts and lift them off, trim them, and they heal and go away in a day.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Amazing!!! After 3 years of dermatologists trying everything in their book…freezing 3x, beetle juice 2x, Wart Stick, wart patches… we gave up hope. Our daughter has been on this 6 days and most of her warts are almost gone!!!These photos were taken 3 days apart.

I took this for 3 days (twice a day doses as recommended). On the third day I slowly broke out in itchy hives. I have never had any allergies for my entire life, so I didn't know what the hives were at first. Once I realized it was an allergic reaction I stopped taking these wart pills immediately and proceeded to take a Claritin for 3 days and the hives slowly went away. Then I took Aleve (naproxen) like I always do for menstrual pains once a month, and I broke out in hives for the first time ever! I've taken Aleve since high school with no problems. Now when I take Aleve (naproxen, an NSAID) I break out in hives. I believe this product has triggered this new allergy, and I have never had an allergy to anything before. I also feel like I have more tiny flat warts in addition to the original ones I had before that I was trying to get rid of. This experiment I did on my body was not worth it! Beware