What are warts?
Warts (medically: verrucae) are benign growths of the upper layers of the skin caused by human papillomaviruses (HPV). They are contagious and often appear on the hands, feet, face, or other areas of the body. Their appearance can vary greatly depending on the type of wart.
What types of warts are there?
- ✔ Common warts: Rough, round, often on hands and fingers
- ✔ Plantar warts: Hard, painful, usually on the soles of the feet
- ✔ Flat warts: skin-colored, smooth, often on the face or arms
- ✔ Genital warts (Condylomata): Soft, reddish, in the genital area
How does Creamole work on warts?
Creamole harnesses the natural power of selected plant extracts—particularly cashew fruit extract—to specifically dry out warts. The affected area is cauterized without damaging the surrounding tissue. Within a few days, a scab forms and peels off naturally. The skin underneath regenerates naturally.
Which warts is Creamole suitable for?
- ✔ Common warts on hands, knees, arms or feet
- ✔ Flat warts on the face or back of the hands
- ✔ Plantar warts – after roughening the callus
- ✔ Soft, visible genital warts in the external genital area – use with caution
It can be used on most external parts of the body—e.g., hands, feet, arms, or face. If you have sensitive skin, you should test the reaction on a small area first.
Instructions for use
Creamole is suitable for external, easily visible warts. For verrucas or heavily calloused skin, the area should be lightly roughened or prepared with a warm bath before application. For genital warts in the external genital area, application is generally possible, but should be done with extreme caution.
Creamole should not be used on mucous membranes, open wounds, or inflamed skin. If in doubt, we recommend consulting a doctor first.