Wartner Corn Pen contains a gel formulation based on trichloroacetic acid (TCA) in a easy to use pen applicator with a twist-and-turn mechanism to disclose the correct amount of gel to be applied on the corn.
No. Wartner Corn Pen should be applied with precision, but it’s not difficult. The information leaflet explains exactly how you should apply Wartner Corn Pen.
When the Pen is used for the first time, it is necessary to fully turn the dial on the top of the pen clockwise to load the gel into the brush tip until the first drop is visible. Several full turns might be needed as the gel is stored at the top of the Pen (to avoid leakage prior to first treatment).
STEP 1
Hold the pen vertically with the brush tip facing downwards. Slowly turn/click the dial on the top of the Pen clockwise to dispense the gel.
STEP 2
Allow the gel to flow into the brush tip for 3 to 5 seconds
STEP 3
Carefully apply the dispensed gel only on the corn or persistent calluses (not on healthy skin surrounding it)
STEP 4
Let the gel dry for 10-15 minutes before putting on clothes or shoes.
The Wartner Pen formula is very concentrated and only one drop is needed per application. Carefully cover the entire surface of the corn and not the healthy skin surrounding it. Once the treatment is completed, carefully clean the pen with a tissue before storage.
Wartner Corn Pen should be applied once daily for 4 days. After this treatment of 4 days, the skin will peel off over the next 4 days. You can carefully remove the peeling skin under lukewarm water. After the treatment, new skin (free from warts) will form. You can repeat this treatment schedule up to 4 times.
