Yes. The Wartabater is designed for warts and skin tags. Use only as directed, and do not increase the pressure or application time beyond the supplied instructions. Results and the number of applications required vary.

Do not use the Wartabater on broken, irritated, infected, or incompletely healed skin. If another treatment has damaged the area or you are unsure whether it has healed, consult a healthcare professional before use.

Yes, you can treat multiple warts in a single session with the Wartabater. To do so effectively, treat each wart individually, ensuring that you cover the entire surface of each wart with overlapping spots. This approach ensures that no part of the wart is missed. It’s also a good idea to monitor the treated areas over the following weeks and perform additional treatments if necessary, especially for larger or more persistent warts.

Read all warnings before use and follow the instructions carefully. Stop using the device and consult a healthcare professional if you experience significant pain, prolonged redness, swelling, blistering, bleeding, signs of infection, or another unexpected reaction.

Use the Wartabater only as described in the supplied instructions. Do not extend the application time or improvise a treatment pattern. Consult a healthcare professional before treating a large, painful, changing, bleeding, or unidentified growth.

Follow the aftercare directions supplied with the device. Keep the area clean and avoid picking at or disturbing it. Seek medical advice for excessive pain, prolonged redness, bleeding, or signs of infection.

Do not combine the Wartabater with another treatment on the same area unless a healthcare professional advises you to do so. Follow the supplied aftercare directions and keep the area clean.

Yes, the batteries in the Wartabater are replaceable, ensuring the device can be used indefinitely. The Wartabater uses an A23 battery, which is commonly available at most drug stores, supermarkets, and online retailers. Replacing the battery is straightforward—simply remove the cover, take out the old battery, and insert a new one with the correct polarity. Do not touch the blue potentiometer inside the Wartabater, as it has been precisely set.

The A23 battery in the Wartabater provides approximately 2.5 hours of total treatment time. While the green light on the device indicates that it’s powered on, it does not monitor the battery’s condition. To ensure the Wartabater operates at full power, it’s advisable to replace the battery after about 2.5 hours of use. Keeping track of your usage time will help ensure that the device remains effective.

No, aside from the replaceable battery, the Wartabater is designed to be a lifelong purchase with no need for replacement parts. The device is built to last, with durable materials that withstand repeated use. With proper care and battery replacement as needed, the Wartabater should serve you well for many years.

The Wartabater uses a precision applicator to deliver a low-energy, high-frequency electrical signal to the application area. Outcomes vary by person and by wart, and no particular result is guaranteed.

The Wartabater is not a plasma pen and does not use electrical arcing. It applies a low-energy, high-frequency electrical signal through a contact applicator. Use it only according to the supplied instructions.

For hygiene, individual use is recommended. Follow the cleaning and disinfection instructions supplied with the device before and after every application.

Follow the application frequency and waiting period in the supplied instructions. Do not reapply the device to skin that is irritated, damaged, or not fully healed, and do not exceed the stated application time.

The Wartabater Company has been in business since 2000. The device has been refined over time with updated components and a focus on consistent manufacturing and operation.