No. sadly, Bazuka Sub-Zero shouldn’t be used by diabetics or by anyone who has poor peripheral blood circulation.

As a general precaution, it is not recommended to use bazuka Sub-Zero if pregnant or breastfeeding.

Bazuka Sub-Zero is suitable for adults, the elderly, and for children over four years of age. Bazuka Sub-Zero is not recommended for younger children because the application can cause a painful stinging sensation that can take a few hours to subside.

Before using Bazuka Sub-Zero to treat warts on these locations, it is advised to check your diagnoses with you doctor or pharmacist first.

Warts that develop on the face, breasts, armpits, bottom or genitals will likely require specialist treatment. It is important to consult with your doctor should a wart appear on or near any of these sensitive areas. In these circumstances, Bazuka Sub-Zero is not suitable for use.

Providing it has been stored appropriately, Bazuka Sub-Zero can be kept until the expiry date, which is printed on the packet.

None of the ingredients in Bazuka Sub-Zero are derived from animals.

There are no indications that make Bazuka Sub-Zero inappropriate for asthmatics. However, if you feel your asthma is aggravated by Bazuka Sub-Zero, you should stop using it straight away.

Verrukill technology is a patented, double protection safety system that enables the user to see when the applicator is fully charged with the freezing agent. This technology will help prevent premature or accidental discharge.

Although it isn’t essential to replace the dome-shaped safety cap, it is preferable to leave the cap in place, in the ‘off’ position. The safety cap has been designed to allow for safe charging of the foam applicator. If the safety cap is accidently left in the ‘on’ position, the freezing agent can be inadvertently discharged if the cap is pressed.

Small warts may only require one freeze treatment. However, larger, older or stubborn warts can be more difficult to remove. This especially applies to verrucas that have developed on the heels or balls of the feet. These warts/verrucas may require more than one freeze treatment. If more than one freeze treatment is needed, allow a two-week interval before repeating the treatment. It is not advised to freeze the same wart/verruca more than three times in total.

For larger, stubborn warts/verrucas, soaking the affected area in warm water and gently filing the wart/verruca down with an emery board or pumice stone will help make the wart/verruca more susceptible to the freeze treatment.

If there are multiple warts clustered together, it is recommended to treat each wart within this cluster separately, and on different occasions (allowing a two-week interval). This technique will help avoid multiple lesions from developing. Under these circumstances, it can take a long time to treat all warts.

Bazuka Sub-Zero can be used as often as required, providing it is not used more than three times for the same wart/verruca.

After application, once the initial sting and discomfort has subsided, soothing emollients and creams can safely be used. However, take care when applying creams or lotions so as not to further aggravate the treated area.

If you experience any leakage from the bottom of the cap whilst charging, it is likely that the cap is being depressed for too long. When charging the applicator, be sure to stand the can on a suitable surface, so that the hands should only come into contact with the safety cap as it is depressed.

Any leakage will likely vaporise quickly, appearing as a fine mist.

If you experience leakage, take extra care to avoid contact with skin, clothing, fabrics, metal or polished surfaces.

No. Bazuka Sub-Zero should not be used at the same time as other wart/verruca removal treatments.