Bazuka

Bazuka gels are applied to the verruca or wart, usually after soaking and gently filing the area, and then left to dry into a film. Always follow the method and frequency set out on the label and patient information leaflet rather than a fixed routine, as the products differ. If you're unsure how to apply it, ask your pharmacist.

The Bazuka gels contain active ingredients such as salicylic acid that gradually break down the hardened skin of a verruca or wart layer by layer. Bazuka Sub Zero instead uses a freezing action. Treatment works over time rather than instantly, so follow the full course described in the leaflet.

Verrucas and warts can be slow to respond, and treatment often takes several weeks of regular application. Follow the full course described in the patient information leaflet and don't stop early just because progress seems slow. If there's no improvement after the recommended period, speak to your pharmacist or GP.

Bazuka Treatment Gel and Bazuka Verruca Gel are the everyday-strength options, while Bazuka Extra Strength Treatment and Bazuka Verruca Gel Extra Strength contain a higher concentration for more stubborn verrucas and warts. The right choice depends on the lesion and your skin. Always read the label, and ask your pharmacist if you're not sure which to use.

Bazuka Sub Zero Verruca/Warts is a freeze treatment that uses a cold application to target the wart or verruca, offering an alternative to the gels. It comes in a 50ml home-use format. Follow the instructions provided carefully, as the technique differs from the gel products.

The Bazuka range is intended for common verrucas and warts on areas such as the hands and feet. It isn't suitable for every skin problem, and areas such as the face, genitals, moles and birthmarks should not be treated. If you're unsure whether what you have is a verruca or wart, check with your pharmacist or GP before starting.

Both are gel treatments from the same brand; Verruca Gel is aimed specifically at verrucas, while Treatment Gel is a broader wart and verruca option. Formulations and pack sizes vary, so check the label for the intended use. Your pharmacist can help you match the product to your needs.

Age suitability varies between the products, so always check the patient information leaflet before using Bazuka on a child, and do not exceed what the label advises. If in doubt, speak to your pharmacist, GP or health visitor.

If you're pregnant or breastfeeding, check with your pharmacist, midwife or GP before using any verruca or wart treatment. They can advise whether it's appropriate for you. Always read the label first.

People with diabetes or poor circulation should not use salicylic acid wart and verruca treatments without medical advice, as foot problems need extra care. Speak to your pharmacist or GP before starting. Seek medical help promptly if the skin becomes broken, painful or infected.

Yes, all Bazuka products in this collection are dispatched from our UK pharmacy. Always read the label and the enclosed patient information leaflet before use. If your verruca or wart doesn't improve or gets worse, speak to your pharmacist or GP.