Adults, the elderly and children: apply 1 or 2 drops of gel daily, usually in the evening, and rub the area with the emery board once a week. No plasters necessary. Remov

Adults, the elderly and children: apply 1 or 2 drops of gel daily, usually in the evening, and rub the area with the emery board once a week. No plasters necessary. Removal can take up to 12 weeks.

Adults, the elderly and children over 2 years: apply 1 or 2 drops of gel daily, usually in the evening, and rub the area with the emery board once a week. No plasters nec

Adults, the elderly and children over 2 years: apply 1 or 2 drops of gel daily, usually in the evening, and rub the area with the emery board once a week. No plasters necessary. Removal can take up to 12 weeks. Children under 12 years should be treated by an adult.

Adults, the elderly and children: apply 1 or 2 drops of gel daily, usually in the evening, and rub the area with the emery board once a week. No plasters necessary. Remov

Adults, the elderly and children: apply 1 or 2 drops of gel daily, usually in the evening, and rub the area with the emery board once a week. No plasters necessary. Removal can take up to 12 weeks.

Adults and children over 4 years: a single freeze is sometimes enough, although up to 3 applications may be used 2 weeks apart for stubborn lesions such as some verrucas.

Adults and children over 4 years: a single freeze is sometimes enough, although up to 3 applications may be used 2 weeks apart for stubborn lesions such as some verrucas. Under 4 years: not to be used.

Adults, the elderly and children over 2 years: apply 1 or 2 drops of gel daily, usually in the evening, and rub the area with the emery board once a week. No plasters nec

Adults, the elderly and children over 2 years: apply 1 or 2 drops of gel daily, usually in the evening, and rub the area with the emery board once a week. No plasters necessary. Removal can take up to 12 weeks. Children under 12 years should be treated by an adult.

Step 1: Apply a thin layer of the ointment to the infected nail.
Step 2: Cover the treated nail with the plaster provided and keep covered for 24 hours.
Step 3: Remove

Step 1: Apply a thin layer of the ointment to the infected nail.
Step 2: Cover the treated nail with the plaster provided and keep covered for 24 hours.
Step 3: Remove the plaster and soak the nail in warm water for approximately 10 minutes. Gently remove the softened parts of the nail using the plastic scraper.
Repeat steps 1, 2 and 3 daily for 2-3 weeks.

Adults over 16 years: apply 1 every 3 days for 6 days. Not to be used for longer than 14 days except on medical advice. Not to be used by: diabetics, pregnant women, anyo

Adults over 16 years: apply 1 every 3 days for 6 days. Not to be used for longer than 14 days except on medical advice. Not to be used by: diabetics, pregnant women, anyone allergic to peanut or soya, people with severe circulatory disorders or those under 16 years of age except on medical advice. Contains peanut oil.

Adults over 15 years: a medicated dressing is placed over the corn and left in place. Change the corn cap every 2 days until the corn is easily removed. A maximum of 5 co

Adults over 15 years: a medicated dressing is placed over the corn and left in place. Change the corn cap every 2 days until the corn is easily removed. A maximum of 5 corn caps should be used per corn. Not to be used by: diabetics, pregnant women, anyone allergic to peanut or soya, people with severe circulatory disorders or those under 15 years of age except on medical advice. Contains peanut oil.

Adults and children over 4 years: one 30 second application. To use: attach an applicator firmly into the spray nozzle on the can. Place the protective cap over the appli

Adults and children over 4 years: one 30 second application. To use: attach an applicator firmly into the spray nozzle on the can. Place the protective cap over the applicator and spray head ensuring both 'Y' shapes fit together. With the can upright press down on the protective cap for up to 3 seconds to saturate the applicator. Remove the protective cap and keep for future treatments. Lightly place the tip of the applicator on the verruca or wart for a maximum of 30 seconds - the verruca or wart will usually disappear or fall off over the next 10-14 days. Never push the protective cap while it is in contact with or above the skin. Each can comes with 12 disposable applicators.

Adults and children over 6 years: apply 1 every 2 days for 8 days. Once all medicated plasters are used apply protective plaster. May be repeated after 28 days if the ver

Adults and children over 6 years: apply 1 every 2 days for 8 days. Once all medicated plasters are used apply protective plaster. May be repeated after 28 days if the verruca has not gone. Not to be used by diabetics. People with circulatory disorders and women who are pregnant should seek medical advice before use. Children under 6 years, or adults over 50 years, should seek medical advice before use to ensure the condition is a verruca.

Over 12 years: apply enough balm (approximately 2cm lengths of balm, rubbing gently into the skin) to cover the affected area once or twice daily, morning and night. If n

Over 12 years: apply enough balm (approximately 2cm lengths of balm, rubbing gently into the skin) to cover the affected area once or twice daily, morning and night. If no substantial improvement is seen within 14 days, advice should be sought from a doctor or pharmacist. Under 12 years: not recommended.

Adults and children over 4 years: apply for 15 seconds on thick skin (hands, fingers, arms, toes, tops/sides of feet) and for 10 seconds on callous thick skin (soles of f

Adults and children over 4 years: apply for 15 seconds on thick skin (hands, fingers, arms, toes, tops/sides of feet) and for 10 seconds on callous thick skin (soles of feet). Under 4 years: not to be used. One pen delivers 6 applications.