Bazuka Treatment Gel

This product does work - but only if you're consistent and apply it the right way. I’ve had a stubborn plantar verruca on my foot for years. In the past, I’d just dab Bazuka on at night and leave it. The result? A wide crater, no real progress, and more frustration. What finally worked for me was using a proper method: Apply a thin ring of Vaseline around the verruca (I use a cotton bud to keep it clean). This protects the healthy skin around it and keeps the acid focused on the verruca itself. Without Vaseline, Bazuka tends to spread out and damage the surrounding skin, making it harder to go deep. After applying Bazuka, I wait about 15 minutes for it to dry, then cover it with surgical tape (I use transpore tape). This keeps it in place and creates a slightly moist environment, which seems to help it penetrate better. After about 10 hours, I remove the tape, gently scrape off the dried Bazuka using a disinfected blade (Swiss army knife or scissors work fine), and reapply. I didn’t bother soaking my foot first - just kept at it once/twice a day. After doing this consistently for around 10 days, I finally hit the core - the black dot in the centre showed up, and now I’m on track to clear it fully within a week or so. For the first time I feel like I’m winning. The product itself is great value. You only need a tiny amount each time, so the small tube lasts. Just be careful when taking the cap off - the gel tends to ooze out a bit if you're not careful. Don’t squeeze the tube unless you're applying it. In short, Bazuka works - but it needs patience and the right method. If you’re just applying it randomly and hoping it’ll burn the wart off, you’ll probably be disappointed. Stick with it, protect your skin with Vaseline, keep it covered, and don’t skip days. It actually works.

I’ve had a small wart on the nose wing for quite some time and when it started growing I became very self conscious about it so it had to go! Instead of paying £250 at at private Dermatologist (not bothering the NHS with this) I decided to give this a go after reading a review here of someone else using it on the nose. I applied it very VERY carefully. Application was easy because the consistency of the gel means you can carefully squeeze out a teeny tiny drop and apply that even more carefully with the pointy bit of the tube. It is strong so it does sting a wee bit - but that goes away after a minute. I’ve used it for less than a week, applying it once a day - and I’d say the wart is as good as gone. Fantastic! It certainly does the job. And no bruising, just a little redness. Great amount in the tube. I’ve literally not used more than a few tiny drops so this will last me a lifetime. A little goes a LONG way. Price is good, £4 here instead of £6.50 in the shop - bargain!

It works on small Walt’s

Used for 5 days now and already drying out the wart on my finger. Update the head fell off.. appears to be gone skins sensitive as naturally just fell off but going to let it heal and maybe continue with gel if needed.

Pretty good to start the process of your body killing off the varruca virus. Used on both my kids. With the help of this, varrucas were completely gone in 3 months for both kids.

Really effective treatment noticed a big improvement after just a few applications. Easy to apply, dries quickly, and does exactly what it says on the tube. Highly recommend for stubborn verrucas.

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Mt daughter (8) came home from Centre Parcs with a verucca, as soon as I spotted it, we had this ordered and began treating it. First 3 or 4 days it was just soaking the skin and applying one drop onto the affected area but by day 5 the peeling started. We got a pair of tweezers and just pulled away what we could see, repeated this over the following 2 or 3 days. We couldn't see any trace of her verucca by day 9 but treated for a day or two after as she has swimming lessons at school and didn't want to risk it. Cannot recommend this product enough. I remember having one as a child and it lasted MONTHS. I even had to go get the freezing treatment to try and burn it off. So I'm really pleased my own daughter didn't have to go through all that. Under 2 weeks and totally gone.