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Nevexin for the Removal of Warts

Only open Nevexin when you have read the instructions thoroughly.

Do not open Nevexin Topical Treatment (NTT) until ready to use. Stir thoroughly and use immediately

1. Clean Wart thoroughly with soap and water. Allow wart to soak for a period no less then 15 minutes. Warts are very stubborn and need to be softened before next steps can be taken. Cut off (using a nail clipper) or peel off or as much of the dead skin of the wart to get as deep as possible before scratching with emery board or poker stick(supplied).

2. WARTS: With the supplied emery board or poker, slowly scrape the entire wart causing the surface layer to be porous which will allow the Nevexin cream to penetrate deep into the Wart. Warts have many layers so often single application isn't enough for larger warts. Do NOT rub so hard that is causes bleeding. . Scratching should be hard enough so that when Nevexin cream is applied it will penetrate wart surface, but not so hard as to make it bleed. Scratching is the key to success!

    » Flat and Mosaic warts usually take only one application
    » Common warts may need 2 back to back treatments depending on the size.
    » Plantar warts may require 3-5 back to back applications. These are the most stubborn of warts and root lay deep within the skin.

3. Open Nevexin and stir contents thoroughly with provided applicator stick

4. Place enough Nevexin on applicator to cover the entire surface of wart with a thin layer of cream. Make sure the entire wart is covered only NOT surrounding skin.

5. At this stage you will start to feel a slight irritation while the Nevexin cream permeates the wart surface down to the root. Leave the cream on for approximately 20-30 minutes.

    » Wart should turn dark brown or black
    » Slight inflammation is normal

6. Wash treated area with water and dry area completely. Now reapply application for another session to ensure permeation down to the warts root. Be sure not to disturb area for a period of 24-48 hours while scab is forming. Scabbing is completely normal during the healing process. Be sure not the remove the scab prematurely as this may cause a scar or blemish, remember patients is a virtue!

You may wash and bathe normally during this time. We strongly recommend applying pure vitamin E oil, fresh Aloe Vera or any antibiotic cream to promote faster healing! Wait 7-10 days (up to 3 weeks is normal for large warts) for scab to fall off naturally. Under no circumstances disturb or remove the scab. It should loosen and fall off naturally.

• DO NOT scratch so hard on surface of skin to cause bleeding. If bleeding occurs you will have to wait until it has stopped completely before continuing further.
• That being said it's equally important to scratch hard enough that the Nevexin will permeate the surface. You will know if you have scratch enough if slight stinging in felt when application is applied. If not felt then you will have to try again with slightly more force.
• DO NOT be alarmed when redness and swelling appear on treated area. This is completely normal indicating healing is progressing and quickly disappears.
• Expect a pinkish tone to the treated area once the scab has fallen off naturally. Skin tones normally balance out within 30 days although some people may require several months for skin tones to return to normal.

• Nevexin is for external use only
• People with immune deficiencies should consult a physician before using this product
• If Nevexin cream gets into eyes, flush immediately with water for 15 minutes
• If unusual discomfort arises, consult a physician
• Adult supervision is necessary while treating children
• Warts cover large surface areas on the skin and may need up to 90 days to heal