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Author  Topic    donell USA 14 Posts Posted - 12/18/2010 :  13:36:24     I woke up this morning reached for the face cream and it hit- wrinkles really, now ,it is big holes that will be there. I tried wart remove on my hand - gueez! it hurts and itches it and looks really terrible. Has anyone used this do I continue no matter how it looks? janagain USA 16 Posts Posted - 01/28/2011 :  12:18:39     could you be a little more specific about what the "it" is? And what wart remover are you using? jenny USA 1 Posts Posted - 07/22/2011 :  14:00:35     Warts are growing due to human papillomavirus. And u can even get treatment at home and its not mandatory to visit doctor for the treatment. U can remove simple warts by using salicylic acid wart remover and using dimethyl ether. http://www.instantwartmoleremover.com forest01 USA 8 Posts Posted - 09/22/2011 :  21:10:20     I don't sure face are can use aldara?? But i buy it directly at http://www.buyaldaracream.com i don't have any problem.    Topic

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