CryoPharma - Hand & Foot Warts

1 - Do not remove the transparent cap.

Rotate the white part of the pen completely in the direction of the arrows until you hear a fairly loud click. Twist firmly using enough force to break the inner seal.

If you do not follow this instruction, the pen will not be activated and cannot be used. This step should be performed only on first use.

2 - Place the pen on a flat and solid surface (ex: a table) transparent cap downwards

Hold the transparent cap with one hand and with the second firmly push the white part of the pen down for 7 seconds. Use a stopwatch or count to 7. Respect the 7-second time limit as strictly as possible. When activating the pen, you may hear an occasional hissing and/or popping sound as a small white ice cube forms on the tip of the pen.

3 - Remove the transparent cap.

- If a white ice cube has formed on the tip of the pen, use the pen immediately following the instructions in Step 4: Treat.

- If no white ice cube has formed on the tip of the pen, if the ice cube has fallen or is stuck in the transparent cap, repeat step 2: Activate.

4 - Firmly press the icy tip of the pen on the wart and maintain pressure:

- 15sec: On thin skin (hands, fingers, arms, toes, top and sides of the feet).

- 40sec: On callused and thick skin (soles of the feet).

Wrong or too long application on the wart can cause skin or nerve damage.

Do not apply more than 15 seconds on thin skin (hands, fingers, arms, toes, top and sides of the feet) and 40 seconds on calloused and thick skin (soles of the feet).

Wrong or too long application on the wart can cause skin or nerve damage.

- External use only
- Keep out of reach of children
- Wartner by CryoPharma Cryotherapy Pen should be used by an adult when treating children.
- CO2 is a non-toxic, non-flammable odorless gas.

Container under pressure. May explode when heated.
Do not pierce or burn even after use - the pen is under high pressure and cannot be opened.

DO NOT USE WARTNER BY CRYOPHARMA CRYOTHERAPY PEN:

- On children under 4 years old
- On the face, crotch, genitals, scalp or mucous membranes.
- In people with diabetes, people with blood circulation disorders or blood clotting disorders.
- On warts located on sensitive or very thin skin
- If the wart or the skin around the wart is bleeding, itchy, open, irritated, infected or red.
- On healthy skin
- On fluid-filled blisters or any other blisters or blisters.
- If you are not sure if the growth is a wart. Do not attempt to remove birthmarks. moles, irregular or recently vascularized lumps, or anything that looks like skin cancer.
- On warts very close to each other. To treat a wart is to wait 14 days before treating the next wart, otherwise it may damage the skin.

Pen composed of a Co2 cartridge (14ml)