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SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Likely Very Effective
Based on 1 Research
9.5
USERS' SCORE
Moderately Good
Based on 14 Reviews
7.8
Top Medical Research Studies
9.5
We observed that tea tree oil (TTO) can be a promising topical treatment for warts. In a notable case of a pediatric patient with a wart on her finger, daily application of TTO for 12 days led to successful healing.
The wart completely re-epithelized, showcasing TTO’s potential for addressing common warts caused by the human papilloma virus. This study is a first in the literature, marking TTO as a treatment worth considering for wart management.
The wart completely re-epithelized, showcasing TTO’s potential for addressing common warts caused by the human papilloma virus. This study is a first in the literature, marking TTO as a treatment worth considering for wart management.
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Most Useful Reviews
7.5
Effective wart treatment
43 people found this helpful
It's embarrassing, but I've used it for gargling and applying directly to undergarments when I suspect Candida or cystitis. I was grateful for your kindness; it was the best! Previous attempts at folk remedies for my decade-long warts near the anus involved tying them up with strings. Despite using a commercial disinfectant spray daily, I experienced pain and embarrassment. After seeking private therapy, I had to show the warts to my doctor. I read some unfortunate reviews, but after applying this product a few times, I noticed results! A day and a half later, the pain lessened significantly, and the swelling improved compared to when I used disinfectant. Thank you very much!
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9
Highly effective remedy
4 people found this helpful
I absolutely love it! It's solely medical grade, non-irritating and highly effective. It's aided my family significantly with fungal dermatitis, seborrheic eczema, acne, and warts. I even use it as a sterilising hand soap by blending it into additive-free body soap. A few drops in the laundry eliminates indoor drying odours. The scent is pleasant and not overpowering; I believe it's one of the best tea tree oils available.
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9
Wart healing observed
2 people found this helpful
I apply this directly every morning and evening on slightly raised viral warts. I've noticed a decrease in irritation, and it has duly healed! It likely depends on the wart type, but its sterilising power is fantastic.
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Medical Researches
SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Likely Very Effective
Based on 1 Research
9.5
- All Researches
9.5
We observed that tea tree oil (TTO) can be a promising topical treatment for warts. In a notable case of a pediatric patient with a wart on her finger, daily application of TTO for 12 days led to successful healing.
The wart completely re-epithelized, showcasing TTO’s potential for addressing common warts caused by the human papilloma virus. This study is a first in the literature, marking TTO as a treatment worth considering for wart management.
The wart completely re-epithelized, showcasing TTO’s potential for addressing common warts caused by the human papilloma virus. This study is a first in the literature, marking TTO as a treatment worth considering for wart management.
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User Reviews
USERS' SCORE
Moderately Good
Based on 14 Reviews
7.8
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- Positive Reviews
- Negative Reviews
7.5
Effective wart treatment
43 people found this helpful
It's embarrassing, but I've used it for gargling and applying directly to undergarments when I suspect Candida or cystitis. I was grateful for your kindness; it was the best! Previous attempts at folk remedies for my decade-long warts near the anus involved tying them up with strings. Despite using a commercial disinfectant spray daily, I experienced pain and embarrassment. After seeking private therapy, I had to show the warts to my doctor. I read some unfortunate reviews, but after applying this product a few times, I noticed results! A day and a half later, the pain lessened significantly, and the swelling improved compared to when I used disinfectant. Thank you very much!
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9
Highly effective remedy
4 people found this helpful
I absolutely love it! It's solely medical grade, non-irritating and highly effective. It's aided my family significantly with fungal dermatitis, seborrheic eczema, acne, and warts. I even use it as a sterilising hand soap by blending it into additive-free body soap. A few drops in the laundry eliminates indoor drying odours. The scent is pleasant and not overpowering; I believe it's one of the best tea tree oils available.
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9
Wart healing observed
2 people found this helpful
I apply this directly every morning and evening on slightly raised viral warts. I've noticed a decrease in irritation, and it has duly healed! It likely depends on the wart type, but its sterilising power is fantastic.
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9
Awesome for warts
GOOD FOR WARTS! I LOVE THIS PRODUCT FOR WARTS REMOVAL. JUST APPLY A BANDAGE ON TOP AND SLEEP WITH IT.
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6
Wart relief advantage
10 people found this helpful
Tea Tree Oil offers incredible benefits! I prefer this brand as I found it easily in store; it's effective for mosquito bites, itchy skin, irritated skin, and even warts! This stuff is fantastic!
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Frequently Asked Questions
7.5
Effective wart treatment
43 people found this helpful
It's embarrassing, but I've used it for gargling and applying directly to undergarments when I suspect Candida or cystitis. I was grateful for your kindness; it was the best! Previous attempts at folk remedies for my decade-long warts near the anus involved tying them up with strings. Despite using a commercial disinfectant spray daily, I experienced pain and embarrassment. After seeking private therapy, I had to show the warts to my doctor. I read some unfortunate reviews, but after applying this product a few times, I noticed results! A day and a half later, the pain lessened significantly, and the swelling improved compared to when I used disinfectant. Thank you very much!
9
Wart healing observed
2 people found this helpful
I apply this directly every morning and evening on slightly raised viral warts. I've noticed a decrease in irritation, and it has duly healed! It likely depends on the wart type, but its sterilising power is fantastic.
7.5
Effective with use
I bought this to treat warts on a child, and it seems to be effective with consistent use.
9
Highly effective remedy
4 people found this helpful
I absolutely love it! It's solely medical grade, non-irritating and highly effective. It's aided my family significantly with fungal dermatitis, seborrheic eczema, acne, and warts. I even use it as a sterilising hand soap by blending it into additive-free body soap. A few drops in the laundry eliminates indoor drying odours. The scent is pleasant and not overpowering; I believe it's one of the best tea tree oils available.
2
Ineffective for warts
While the redness of acne disappears instantly, it hasn’t healed properly from there. I apply it daily to the warts on my neck, but sadly, I see no changes. The smell is peculiar; I wonder if it could be improved. I suspect that sudden issues are common among oil-based products.
9
Awesome for warts
GOOD FOR WARTS! I LOVE THIS PRODUCT FOR WARTS REMOVAL. JUST APPLY A BANDAGE ON TOP AND SLEEP WITH IT.
7.5
Preventative use effective
I've been using it for years due to its versatility. I apply it nightly to areas prone to acne. It’s also great for skin issues like warts and peeling skin with continual use. I prepare a mouthwash with 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda and 1-2 drops of tea tree oil, gargling several times daily. It leaves my mouth fresh and reduces stickiness. It's especially good for those who can't tolerate commercial mouthwashes due to stinging!
7.5
Effective cream for warts
Well written; tea tree essential oil can be harsh on the skin, but being diluted makes it suitable for direct application. Despite its large size, the quality and efficacy remain high. I used it effectively to remove warts.
References
- Millar BC, Moore JE. Successful topical treatment of hand warts in a paediatric patient with tea tree oil (Melaleuca alternifolia). Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2008;14:225. 10.1016/j.ctcp.2008.05.003
