Warts — Ontario pharmacist consult
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A rough bump on your hand or a hard spot on the bottom of your foot? A pharmacist can recommend a wart treatment. Not for warts on the face or genitals.
- Phone or video consult
- Free delivery
- Free with OHIP
Who this is for
Adults and children 4 and older with common or plantar warts. Warts on the face or genitals are not covered and are referred to a doctor.
Common symptoms
- Rough, raised bump on the hands or fingers
- Hard, flat spot on the sole of the foot
- Tiny black dots in it
- Pain when walking (plantar warts)
When we'll refer you instead
If any of these apply, we send you to the right care instead — no charge, no wait.
- Wart on the face or genitals
- Diabetes, poor circulation or numb feet
- Weakened immune system
- Bleeding, changing colour or growing fast
- Child under 4
Other conditions we treat
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