VERLIM Biorga Protective Varnish
Protective varnish for dermatological use with a spot applicator.
Description of VERLIM Biorga Protective Varnish
This protective varnish is designed to protect the healthy skin surrounding awart or corn during treatment, when the wart or corn is covered with a wart-removing product.
Directions for Use and Dosage
- For a protective effect, apply the varnish using the provided brush around the lesion to be treated (warts, corns, etc.) to protect healthy skin from external wart-removing or corn-removing treatments, which are highly caustic to healthy skin.
- For an occlusive effect, after the topical treatment has dried completely, apply Verlim to the lesion using the brush, as prescribed.
- The next day or as prescribed, the lesion can be removed by lightly filing the surface without causing it to bleed, then reapply the topical treatment.
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Ingredients
Collodion varnish, quinoline yellow, qsp 100 mL.
Butyl acetate, ethyl acetate, nitrocellulose, isopropyl alcohol, acetyl triethyl citrate, phthalic anhydride/trimellitic anhydride/glycols copolymer, CI 47000.
Precautions for Use
Close the bottle tightly after use.
Product Description: VERLIM Biorga Protective Varnish
Verlim comes in a bottle that includes a nail file.
Our advice and expert opinions from pharmacists
Warts develop as a result of a viral infection of the skin. This can occur either through direct contact with a person who has warts or through indirect contact with a contaminated surface.
Some preventive measures:
- Do not touch or scratch another person’s warts
- Do not use the towel or washcloth of someone who has a wart or warts
- Do not share socks or shoes with someone who has plantar warts
- Avoid walking barefoot in public places (around swimming pools, locker rooms, gyms, public showers, etc.) and wear sandals or flip-flops in these areas
- Do not use a nail file or pumice stone that has been used to file a wart
- Dry your feet after a shower or bath, as the virus penetrates damp skin more easily.