Warts or verrucas are benign small hard growths on the skin. Warts consist of a nucleus of connective tissue with blood vessels, covered with layers of epithelial tissue (skin layer). Warts can occur singly or in groups. Without further treatment, in 80% of cases, warts will disappear within a year. 

There are different types of warts, developing in different shapes and sizes, on different parts of the body. Below there is a summary of the different types of warts:

Common wart

This often round, sharp edged wart forms a considerably horny cauliflower-like growth.

Plantar or foot wart 
Occurs on the sole of the foot, is often considerably horny. The foot wart is the most common wart (60 to 80% of cases). If the wart is on the sole of the foot there is a risk of inward growth. The risk then is that the wart will compress the nerves, which can be extremely painful.

Flat wart
This skin-coloured wart is flat-topped, smooth and only a few millimetres in size. The flat wart mainly appears on the face and the arms. 

Filiform wart
Long, stalky growth, appears mostly on the face, the lips or on the nose.

Water wart 
A lump, skin-coloured or white/transparent wart, which mainly appears in groups. 

Genital warts
Warts around the anus/genital organs, which can be transferred through sexual contact.

Warts are caused by a virus, the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV). There are over 70 different strains of HPV that can cause warts. Warts will appear three to six months after infection. A wart develops when a virus causes an area of skin to grow faster than the surrounding skin, which then hardens. An impaired immune system puts you at greater risk for warts.

Warts are caused by a virus called, the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV).

Yes, warts are very contagious. You can get warts directly from someone else, infect yourself on a different part of the body or indirectly from infected surfaces. 

Anyone can get warts. Most people will experience at least one wart in their lifetime. Some people are more susceptible to getting warts, gender and age come into play. Warts are most common among children and young adults.  Also people with immune deficiency are more prone of getting warts.

You should visit your doctor in the following cases:

 If the wart causes pain

 If the wart bleeds or itches

 If the wart changes in size or colour

 If the wart is on the genital organs

 If three months of self-treatment has unsatisfactory results

No, warts are not damaging to your health. Though they may become malignant.

Consult your doctor if you are not sure whether the condition on the skin is a wart.

There are several treatment methods available for warts. Local application of drops or cream, liquid nitrogen, electro-coagulation curettage, laser, bleomycine or surgery.The most common are cryotherapy (freezing method) and the use of salicylic acid. Besides these there are several surgical, used as a last resort. All of these treatments are painful and/or have a lot of side effects.

Bye Wart! is the first safe, painfree and effective solution for treating warts.

Preventing warts is very difficult. Most people are infected with one or more strains of HPV at least once in their life time. Factors such as good personal hygiene, a healthy lifestyle and a strong immune system are important to decrease the chance of developing a wart. Although there is no sure way to prevent warts, Bye Wart! has made a list of several ways to mimize the risk of getting infected.

 Do not scratch your wart(s) to prevent further self-infection or infecting others

 Do not use towels, shoes or other personal items or people who have warts 

 Wear sandals or other footwear in public places, such as gyms, swimming pools and public showers 

 Do not brush, shave, clip areas that have warts, to prevent further contamination 

 Wash your hands thoroughly after touching or scratching a wart 

 Dry your hands and feet properly

 If you suffer from warts, it is recommended to wash your towels and flannels at high temperature after use

Why treat warts

 To combat the spread of warts (self infection and to others)

 If the wart is painful, particularly on the sole of the foot

 To avoid others from being infected

 The wart could become malignant

 Warts can be embarrasing and uncomfortable when they are found on your face or hands

Bye Wart!™ is a cream with naturally-acting substances for the external treatment of all types of warts (including water warts). Bye Wart! contains various natural ingredients and offers a painless and effective solution for warts. Bye Wart! deposits a protective film over the wart which protects against negative external effects. This also encourages healing. Bye Wart! is great for use in children of 3 years and older.

Bye Wart!™ is a cream for the treatment of warts and verruccas and only intended for use on the skin. Bye Wart!™ comes in a tube that is easy to use and must be applied to the wart itself. 

Put sufficient cream on the finger and massage the cream and leave to absorb, make sure the whole wart is covered.

Instructions for use

Rub the cream in thoroughly and leave for a while to absorb. Apply the cream at least 3 times a day, until the wart has completely disappeared. For stubborn warts (for example underneath the foot), an airtight adhesive tape can be placed over the wart after the cream has been rubbed in. It is advisable to use Bye Wart!™ daily until the wart has completely disappeared. This period may differ from one person to the next.

Make sure that twhen applying the cream no other parts of the body are touched, in order to avoid further infection.

Bye Wart! acts directly on the wart, because it is able to penetrate the wart and to prevent the uncontrolled cell growth. In addition, it deposits a protective film over the wart which aids recovery.

Because of its water-binding properties, urea is one of the most important natural moisture-retaining agent for the skin. Furthermore, it can soften horny skin tissue. The essential oils can then easily penetrate the skin layers. The ingredients in Bye Wart! each contribute in their own way to the removal of warts: 

They control the moisture content of the skin (urea and almond oil), ease skin irritation caused by the infection (geranium oil), have a purifying and bactericidal effect and boost the circulation (tea tree oil, citrus oil, thuja oil). Furthermore, they promote the recovery of the skin and limit scar tissue formation (geranium oil). Red pepper powder stimulates the blood circulation, nourishes the skin and kills the virus.

After treatment, wash your hands and do not touch the treated area. Keep the treated area clean.

Yes, after the warts is treated with Bye Wart! and you have let the cream absorb well, the area may get wet. The protective layer on the wart is water-repellent.

Yes, you may treat multiple warts at a time. Make sure that every single wart is treated with a good film layer over it.

There are no restrictions on the frequency and duration of use of Bye Wart!. However, if  after applying Bye Wart! 3 times for 6 weeks no change is seen, we recommend that you contact your doctor.

Some stubborn warts should be treated for longer. A tip here is to the wart to cover with airtight tape. Even if, externally, the wart is gone, continue the treatment for a couple more days, as the virus continues to be active under the skin.

No, the treatment of Bye wart! is painless. Bye wart! is ideal for treating warts in children from 3 years.

You may not use Bye Wart! in the following cases:

  Open wounds.

  Dark moles.

  Dark-colored, hairy or strange-looking conditions that resemble warts, but it may not be.

  Genital warts.

  Pregnancy or breast-feeding (use has not been studied).

  Hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients.

  Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes.

If in doubt whether it is a wart, consult your doctor.

No, there are no known side effects.

Yes, Bye wart! can be used in children in 3 years and older.

Bye wart! is available at pharmacies, drugstores, health food stores and online. Click here for sale in your area.

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