Dr. Yglo Wart & Verruca Freeze Treatment is an at-home cryotherapy medical device for common warts on the hands and feet and verrucas on the soles of the feet. It uses dimethyl ether (DME) cooling technology and a rounded metal applicator to freeze the targeted area.
The precision tip helps direct treatment onto the wart or verruca while limiting contact with surrounding healthy skin. Some warts may respond to one treatment, while others may require further applications in accordance with the supplied leaflet. Results vary.
Key Features
- Designed for common hand and foot warts and plantar warts (verrucas).
- Freezing action targets the affected tissue.
- Rounded metal tip for precise application.
- Designed for convenient home use.
- Uses dimethyl ether (DME) as the cooling agent.
Components
Dimethyl ether (DME) cooling agent, an aluminium canister and a precision metal applicator.
How to Use
Read the complete instructions and safety warnings supplied with your product before use. Follow the leaflet exactly for applicator assembly, activation, waiting time and contact time. Application times differ for warts and verrucas; do not exceed the time specified for the area being treated.
Apply only to a confidently identified wart or verruca, avoiding surrounding healthy skin and contact with the cold metal tip. Allow the treated area to heal naturally. A blister may form and the affected tissue may detach over approximately 10–14 days.
If the wart or verruca remains after two weeks, follow the leaflet's guidance on repeat treatment. Do not exceed three treatments per individual wart or verruca.
Important Safety Information
- Do not use on children under four years of age.
- Do not use during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
- Do not use if you have diabetes or poor blood circulation.
- Do not use on the face, genitals, mucous membranes, irritated or infected skin, moles or unidentified growths.
- Incorrect use can cause serious burns, nerve damage or permanent scarring.
- Avoid inhaling the vapour and keep out of reach of children.
- Seek medical advice if you are unsure whether a growth is a wart or verruca.
Always follow the current product packaging and supplied leaflet for suitability, application, storage and all safety precautions.