Pharmacist Recommended Products for Tags, Warts and Corns
Warts, corns can be treated with moderate potency keratolytic agents to peel off a small later at a time, corns are the results of pressure on the area so cushioning is helpful to reduce the pressure.
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Start with salicylic acid products—they’re safe and effective but require patience. Always apply directly on the lesion using the provided applicator or a toothpick to avoid harming nearby skin.
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Use pads to reduce pressure and control pain. Some are medicated with Salicylic acid.
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If you want quicker results, cryotherapy sprays may help. Make sure to apply it right on the spot and avoid having the product going on adjacent area.
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Treatment takes days to weeks, be patient and consistent.
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Always see a doctor if growths are painful, spreading, bleeding, or resistant to OTC treatment, and avoid self-treatment if you have diabetes or poor circulation.​
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Salicylic acid keratolytic solutions are the most common starting point. They gradually peel away thickened skin from warts or corns when applied consistently each day. Make sure to apply them directly to the spot only using the included applicator or even a toothpick for ointment-based products—this helps protect the surrounding healthy skin.
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Pads and cushions are another useful tool. By reducing pressure on the area, they help alleviate pain and make walking or wearing shoes more comfortable while the corn heals.
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For a faster approach, cryotherapy sprays are available over the counter. They freeze the wart or tag tissue, causing it to fall off over time. These kits mimic in-office freezing but must be used carefully to avoid damaging nearby skin.
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Another helpful option is medicated ring pads. These combine cushioning with salicylic acid, softening corns while relieving the discomfort that comes from friction or pressure.
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