Bazuka Gel

...about it, I bought some Bazuka Gel. What is Bazuka? * * * * * * * * * * * * I have heard the familiar phrase many a time, Bazuka that verruca on TV adverts. Bazuka gel is used to treat verrucas, warts and can also be used on corns and calluses. Because this catchy phrase sprung to mind, I decided to try Bazuka, I chose the extra strength gel. After soaking the foot for 2-3 minutes in warm water (or hand), dry and apply the gel. One to two drops ...
...advised not to get the Bazuka on healthy skin as it may cause inflammation, that is why only a small amount is required. It did sting me a little bit when it got onto my healthy skin by my toes. I was not concerned though as it did not last long. It caused the skin to peel a little bit, but no long term damage. It is not to be used on anything other than verrucas, corns and warts. People with diabetes or poor circulation are not to use it. Never ...

spottydog2 31.01.2007 · Read full review
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...and get some Extra Strength Bazuka Gel. ~ Price ~ I was flabberghasted as to the cost of this teeny tiny little tube ~ £5.99 for 5g of the stuff but the normal strength one is only £5.29! ~ Packaging and Contents ~ This comes in a very bright yellow box, inside of which is the tube with the gel inside, instruction leaflet and a nail file. ~ How to use it? ~ This gel is suitable for verrucas, warts, corns and calluses. My review will obviously ...
...what I have so I can't really pass judgement on it's effectiveness on the other things. In short, it is very easy to use. You soak your wart in warm water for 2-3 minutes, dry the area and apply one or two drops to the wart. It suggests that you allow it to dry for a few minutes but you are looking at up to 5 minutes and more for it to dry completely. The gel is water-resistant so there's no need to cover it with a plaster. Every evening for the ...

neenn 24.12.2006 · Read full review
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...She recommended the Bazuka gel and I nearly fell over in shock when she charged me £5.19 for a tube just over an inch long and an emery board no longer than your little toe. She said she sells a lot of this and it seems to work. As the other alternative was to have regular trips to the GP for him to sort it out, I opted for the expensive way out. Veruccas are quite painful and resemble a cauliflower in appearance. They are highly infectious so any ...
...and as its easily available, I would say it's a winner. There is now a rival to this Bazuka under the counter medicine and thats Wartna. At £11.75 a tube, I wont be rushing out to buy it. sites to check out: www.bazuca.co.uk www.expresschemist.co.uk ...

mrsmopples 14.09.2005 · Read full review
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...an advert on TV for Bazuka Gel, I decided that I would "Bazooka that Verruca!" WHAT ARE WARTS AND VERRUCAS Warts and verrucas are small excessive growths of skin caused by a particular virus. The virus is highly infectious and they can grow and spread if left untreated. The common wart is recognised by the rough "cauliflower-like" appearance on the surface of your fingers. Verrucas only occur on the sole of the foot and are usually in the form ...
...next week for some more Bazuka Extra Strength Gel and hopefully will have a slightly higher success rate next time. I think I'll keep the results to myself next time to save inflicting you any further with my maladies. If you want to keep track of my growths let me know. The rest of you readers can safely go back to your food now. ...

SJW33 10.09.2005 · Read full review
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Bazuka Gel is very useful I think to clear up warts, verrucas, corns or calluses. The name verruca is actually a word for a wart on the sole of the foot. My experience of Bazuka gel is for clearing up verrucas. The tube of Bazuka gel comes in a very handy 5g size and contains the following 2 active ingredients: 1) Salicylic Acid (12%) 2) Lactic Acid (4%) All these other ingredients are inactive: Camphor, Proxylin, Ethanol, and Ethyl Acetate. ...
...and we decided to buy Bazuka gel from the chemist on their recommendation. The pharmacist was very helpful by informing us that the gel actually softens the skin growth. This can then be removed by using an emery board or skin scraper. Also needed is a towel. We were also told to just keep these items for only that use, as verrucas are very infectious. Usage: Before starting to use the gel for the first time you must read the instructions on how ...

ray52 11.10.2002 · Read full review
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...at the same time the BAZUKA advert came on. We both looked at each other and laughed and knew instantly what he had. To double check though I took him to my local pharmacist at Vantage and she inspected it and confirmed he had a yucky wart or verruca as its known as. She recommended the Bazuka gel and I nearly fell off my 2 inch heels in shock when she charged me £5.19 for a tube just over an inch long and an emery board. She said she sells a lot ...
...other alternative was to have regular trips to the GP for him to sort it out, I opted for the expensive way out. Verucca’s are quite painful and resemble a cauliflower in appearance. They are highly infectious so any other members of your clan must use separate towels and not share any footwear with the infected person. Since my son had his, he has to keep his socks on constantly plus his slippers. I have a young baby who rolls on the floor and ...

debbie_marway 19.05.2004 (20.05.2004) · Read full review
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Bazuka gel, Dear parents, Please treat your child’s verruca and warts. A verruca is a wart, a wart found on the foot. Verruca’s are contagious the best place to catch verruca’s is in the P E or swimming changing area. “Johnny” probably got it cos someone-else’s little darling has one that is not being treated. A verruca is caused by the papilloma virus, which gets into a cut The way to tell a verucca this area ...
...recommend for treating verrucca’s is Bazuka gel. (No finding a frog in the school pond and rubbing it on the wart is not a way to get rid of the wart nor is rubbing it with a cut potato). Bazooka gel is available in chemists and in our local Tesco . So it should not be too difficult to get. It is expensive I know about £5.00 or a little over in fact and you only get a tiny tube 5 gr. Unless treated the verruca or wart could stay and be a problem ...

mumsymary 04.07.2004 · Read full review
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...********************* INGREDIENTS ******************** The bazuka gel contains 2 active ingredients:- salicylic acid (12%) and lactic acid(4%)it also contains camphor,pyroxylin,ethanol, and ethyl acetate as active ingredients. All the ingredients work together to break down and remove the verruca, wart,corn or calluses. ******************* WARTS AND VERRUCAS *************** Warts and Verrucas are small growths of skin caused by a virus, the virus ...
...*********** When NOT to use bazuka gel ************ NOT to be used on the face,armpits, breasts, or on the genital region. ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ NEVER use on birthmarks, moles, warts which have hair growing out of them or any other spots. ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ DO NOT use if you are a diabetic or you have bad circulation. ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ NEVER use on broken skin. ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ...

milliemouse 24.07.2002 · Read full review
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...avail. I've heard of Bazuka Gel before but thought that it was only for verrucas as the tv adverts slogan was 'bazuka that verruca' so when I saw an advert in my local pharmacy advertising Bazuka Gel as a treatment for verrucas and warts I thought I'd give it a go. The product wasn't cheap for the amount of product you received (around £4.99 for 5g tube) but it's results were amazing as both warts are gone in under two weeks! I won't go in to ...
...is pratically painless, you cannot feel the gel working and it's only a bit sore when you file the skin. I'm due to go on holiday at the beginning of June and so I can't thank Bazuka Gel enough for getting rid of my warts way ahead of it. ...

RyanStephens 24.05.2007 · Read full review
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Bazuka gel is for the treatment of verrucas, warts, corns and calluses andd its in the shops for about £5.45(depending where you go.)But does it work? It comes in a cardboard box,with instructions on the back.Inside it contains a 5g tube of Bazuka gel,an emery board for the verruca, wart, corn or callus and a full instruction booklet including how to apply it and about the treatment. The gel - When it is squeezed out of the tube it appears as a ...
...stronger version of this called Bazuka extra strength gel which comes in a yellow box and costs anything around £6.35. For those who want to know the ingredients it states it in the instruction booklet and on the back of the packet: It contains two active ingredients.Salicylic acid(12%) and lactic acid(4%).It also contains camphor, pyroxylin,ethanol and ethyl acetate as inactive ingredients. Bazuka gel should not be used by diabetics or individuals ...

Nick123313 06.05.2007 · Read full review
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...baught me some extra stregnth bazuka cream and followed the instructions and waited the time legnth it said before it would drop off. i had done everything that the instruction leaflet said and it still hadn't dropped off or peeled like it eligibly claimed. so i tried and tried and it bacame resistant AGAIN! So i made appointments to get it frozen with liquid nitrogen ect, i had this treatment done 3 times and it still hadn't gone. A few weeks later ...

nicc69 13.09.2007 · Read full review
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i worked in a sports centre and had picked up a few verucas on my feet and toes. (nasty i know but i think everyone does at some point) i didn't really know what to do so would file them, try to cut them out, and alsorts of stuff but even if did get them flat they just grew back. I was seeing my doctor about something different when i decided to mention them, I was told my surgery offered freezing for warts and verucas and after one or two sessions ...
...list and had two sessions but... Yep you guessed it. They came back, in fact they never really went. I decided it was just something was going to have to put up with. I carried on with my routine of cutting and filing. After a year or so i spoke to a different doctor and asked if there was anything else could try. He suggested the good old bazuka. He also told me that for it to be effective and work it would take a few months and i'd need to file ...

minx82 08.02.2007 · Read full review
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