Homeopathy Medicine for Warts
Naturepathics Wart Relief Drops are a practitioner-formulated homeopathic combination supplied as a 50 mL oral liquid. The drops are taken by mouth, not applied directly to the skin.
50 mL oral drops · Five homeopathic ingredients · Australia-wide delivery
About Wart Relief Drops
Wart Relief is a combination of five preparations used in traditional homeopathic practice. It is different from a topical wart paint, a medicated plaster or a freezing treatment.
Ingredients
- Thuja occidentalis 30C
- Causticum 30C
- Nitricum acidum 30C
- Antimonium crudum 30C
- Salicylic acid 30C
Check the bottle label for the full ingredient list, including any carrier ingredients.
Directions for use
For oral use only.
12 years and over
10 drops orally 2-3 times a day or as directed by your health care practitioner.
Follow the dose, frequency and minimum age stated on the current bottle label. If you’re unsure whether the product is suitable, check before using it.
Always read the bottle label and follow the directions for use. Check the exact age range, dose and frequency on the label before using this product.
Wart Relief Drops vs Thuja
Wart Relief Drops combine Thuja occidentalis 30C with four other homeopathic preparations. Thuja Homeopathy is a separate single-ingredient product. They are different formulations, so check the label for the one you have.
Warnings and storage
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Do not use if the cap seal is broken.
- Store below 25°C in a cool, dry place.
- Seek healthcare advice if symptoms persist or worsen.
If a skin growth is bleeding, painful, changing or you are unsure what it is, have it assessed before trying to treat it.
Frequently asked questions
Are these drops applied to the wart?
No. This is an oral liquid. Do not apply it directly to the skin.
Is this a topical treatment for plantar warts?
No. The drops are not a topical treatment. If a growth on the sole of your foot is painful or affects walking, have it assessed.
Can I use these drops for genital warts?
No. If you suspect genital warts, seek medical or sexual-health assessment rather than using this product.