Cryopharma Warts of the Hands and Feet Cryotherapy Extreme Cold

1. Do not remove the clear cap. Rotate the white part of the pen completely in the direction of the arrows until you hear a fairly loud click. Twist firmly using enough force to break the inner seal. This step should be performed only on first use.
2. Lay the pen on a flat, solid surface, clear cap down. Hold the cap with one hand and with the second firmly push the white part of the pen down for 7 seconds.
3. Remove the transparent cap.
4. Firmly press the iced tip of the pen onto the wart and maintain pressure:
   • 15 seconds on thin skin (hands, fingers, arms, toes, tops and sides of the feet),
   • 40 seconds on thick, calloused skin (soles of the feet).

If you want to remove a wart larger than 7.5 mm in diameter, consult a doctor.

Do not apply longer than the duration indicated. Incorrect or too long application can cause skin or nerve damage.

External use only.

Do not use :

• on children under 4 years old,
• on the face, crotch, genitals, scalp or mucous membranes,
• in people with diabetes, people with blood circulation disorders or blood clotting disorders,
• on warts located on sensitive or very thin skin (for example around the joints),
• if the wart or the skin around the wart is bleeding, itchy, open, irritated, infected or red, on healthy skin (wart-free skin), on fluid-filled blisters (called 'molluscum contagiosum', also known as water warts) or any other blisters or blisters,
• if you are not sure if the growth is a wart. Do not attempt to remove birthmarks, moles, irregular or recently vascularized lumps, or anything that appears to be skin cancer (melanoma),
• on the warts very pockets from each other (minimum 3 cm). Treat a wart 14 days before treating the next wart, otherwise it may damage the skin.

The possible adverse effects are: formation of blisters (possibility of blood blister) around the treated area, depigmentation of the skin, superficial burning and scar formation, skin or nerve damage (in the event of overexposure), transient disturbances of sensation (tingling sensation, tingling, pain).

See a doctor :

• if you experience an unexpected side effect,
• if the wart does not heal,
• if the wart has not disappeared after 3 weeks,
• in case of pregnancy or breastfeeding.

Keep out of reach of children.