Wart remover poisoning
Definition
Wart removes are medicines used to eliminate warts, small, usually painless growths on the skin caused by a virus. Wart remover poisoning occurs when someone accidentally or intentionally swallows or uses more than the normal or recommended amount of this medication.
Poisonous Ingredient
- Salicylates
- Other acids
Where Found
- Clear Away
- Clear Away Plantar
- Compound W
- DuoFilm
- DuoFilm patch
- DuoPlant for Feet
- Freezone
- Gordofilm
- Hydrisalic
- Keralyt
- Lactisol
- Lactisol-Forte
- Maximum Strength Wart-Off
- Mediplast
- Mosco
- Occlusal
- Occlusal-HP
- Off-Ezy Wart Remover
- Panscol
- Paplex Ultra
- PediaPatch
- Sal-Acid
- Sal-Plant
- Salacid
- Salactic Film
- Trans-Plantar
- Trans-Ver-Sal
- Vergo
- Verukan
- Viranol
- Wart Remover
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