HPV

The Human Papilloma Virus (HPV), is known as the warts virus, is a virus which invades and infects the skin. Although the virus is very common, it is invisible to the human eye, so itcan be very difficult to know if you have HPV unless you see visible signs such as warts on the skin surface, or get medical testing for the virus.

Millions of people at this moment are unaware that they have the warts virus. Type 16 and 33 - the genital warts strain - are of particular note as these strains cause more serious changes in the skin. Although warts are difficult to detect without symptoms, all strains of the virus are still contagious - meaning that you can still pass the virus on to others by touching towels or objects they have used. Unfortunately, you can also pass the virus to other parts of your own body through the same means. Genital warts are passed through unprotected sex with an infected partner.

Warts usually appear as small rough tumours in single bumps or clusters, and some will even have a cauliflower like structure. Some of the strains of warts include: common warts that usually appear on the hands, especially in children; flat warts that grow in large numbers or clusters; and plantar warts which grow under or on the feet and can be very painful.

How do I use the cream?

The cream is applied directly onto the warts using your finger. Complete instructions will be included with your product.

The cream sinks into your skin per application, making it very economical in use. The anti-viral ingredients in our cream have been proven to counteract the warts virus and will therefore remove warts (including all body warts, flat warts, plantar warts etc) gently and effectively.