Endwarts Anti-Wrinkle Pen Applicator Pen 3 ml

The pharmaceutical brand Meda Pharma has developed an applicator for the self-removal of warts. Thanks to its pencil shape, it can be applied easily, safely and precisely to the affected area. It helps to quickly dry small bumps that may appear on knees, feet, elbows and hands.

The formula contains formic acid, a component that has anti-wrinkle properties. It acts as a dehydrating agent that helps to destroy small infected tissues.

It has a high content of lemon oil, an ingredient that enhances the benefits of this product. At the same time, it is an antiseptic that inhibits the development of microorganisms and helps prevent skin infections.

To preserve the properties of this product, it is advisable to keep the pencil in an upright position and store it in a room with a temperature between 15 and 25ºC. If you notice that the contents do not come out, you can place the applicator with the tip facing downwards for 40 minutes, thus rewetting the tip.

Endwarts Pen Anti-Wrinkle Pen Applicator 3 ml is suitable for people who wish to dry and remove small warts.

First, open the pen and twist the cap so that the orange line is aligned with the cavity in the pen. Then carefully press the tip of the applicator on the affected area and hold for 1 second.

Be careful not to apply the solution to the healthy skin around the wart. After applying the treatment, it is advisable to leave the dermis free, without dressings or gauze.

Apply the solution once a week. The length of treatment depends on the person's condition. In general, this period can be from one and a half to four months.

This product is not suitable for the face, genital area or birthmarks. Do not apply to children under 4 years of age. In some cases, side effects may occur, such as skin sensitivity, burning, redness, soreness, itching, rash and bleeding.

It may also cause a burning sensation of the dermis, watery eyes, runny nose and breathing problems. If any of these adverse reactions are observed, application should be discontinued and a health specialist should be consulted.

Formic acid, water, glycerol and lemon oil.