Wart Patches for Targeted Care with Tea Tree, 8 Pack | XIMONTH

Wart removal patches or a cream?

Choose patches when you prefer a fixed application shape and a timed wear session. A cream offers a spreadable texture that you apply with your fingertips. These small round patches differ from the longer foot wart pads, so compare shape and instructions before choosing.

Tea tree and aloe in a botanical patch

The ingredient artwork lists tea tree leaf oil, honeysuckle flower extract, aloe leaf extract, glycerin and bee venom. Salicylic acid is not listed. The package describes a microneedle design; no separate needle tool or device is included in this eight-patch listing.

Peel, place and remove as directed

1. Clean the intended area and dry it fully.
2. Peel off a patch and place it precisely according to the package directions.
3. Leave for the labeled four hours, then remove gently.

Avoid broken skin, the face and genital areas. Seek advice first for diabetes or poor circulation, and stop if irritation occurs.

Help the adhesive make even contact

Clean, fully dry skin helps the patch sit flat. Avoid putting cream or oil beneath the adhesive. Press gently to secure the patch without stretching the surrounding skin, then remove at the end of the four-hour session.

Product details

Round patches or foot strips?

This pack contains eight round patches. The 24-piece foot wart pads are longer strips with a different botanical blend. Their dimensions and directions are different; do not transfer this pack’s four-hour instruction to the other product.