Salatac Gel 8g – Treatment of verrucas, Corns, Calluses and Warts

Description

Salatac Gel 8g – Treatment of verrucas, Corns, Calluses and Warts

Salatac Gel is a potent treatment designed to safely and effectively remove warts, verrucas, corns, and calluses. Leveraging the power of salicylic acid and lactic acid, Salatac Gel targets and softens hard, infected skin, allowing gentle removal of unwanted skin growth. Warts and verrucas, caused by a type of virus, can easily spread to other areas and even to other people, making prompt and thorough treatment essential. Corns and calluses, by contrast, develop from repetitive pressure or friction on the skin, often on the feet or hands. Salatac Gel’s unique keratolytic formula not only softens these hardened patches but also creates a protective, water-resistant barrier to inhibit further infection and to prevent the condition from spreading.

How to Use Salatac Gel

1. Prepare the Area: Soak the affected area in warm water for 2–3 minutes, then dry thoroughly with a personal towel.
2. Apply Gel: Gently squeeze a thin layer (1-2 drops) of gel directly onto the wart, verruca, corn, or callus, avoiding contact with healthy skin. Allow the gel to dry, forming a water-resistant white patch.
3. Reapply as Needed: Every evening, peel away the dried patch before reapplying fresh gel, repeating until the issue is resolved.
4. Routine Maintenance: Once a week, gently file the affected area with an emery board or pumice stone to enhance treatment effectiveness.

Precautions

• Avoid contact with the eyes, mouth, and mucous membranes.
• Do not use on moles, birthmarks, or warts with hair growth.
• This gel is not suitable for people with diabetes, poor circulation, or allergies to salicylic or lactic acid.

FAQs About Warts, Verrucas, Corns, and Calluses

1. How does this Gel work?
   It contains salicylic and lactic acids that break down the protein keratin, softening the hardened skin layers. This gradual removal aids in targeting the viral infection that causes warts and verrucas, allowing the skin to renew itself.
2. What’s the difference between a wart and a verruca?
   Warts generally appear on the hands and have a rough, “cauliflower-like” texture. Verrucas are a specific type of wart found on the soles of the feet, often painful with a black dot at the center and a ring of hard skin around it.
3. Can I use Salatac Gel on children?
   Yes, Salatac Gel can be used on children, but only apply to the affected area, especially on young children with delicate skin, to prevent irritation.
4. What should I do if Salatac Gel accidentally touches healthy skin?
   Wipe it away immediately with a tissue and wash the area with water. If irritation occurs, discontinue use.
5. Can I swim after applying Salatac Gel?
   Yes, once dried, the gel forms a water-resistant barrier, helping to prevent spreading of infection while swimming.