Applecider Vinegar Warts Removal
Testimonials

July to December 2008

The applecider vinegar warts removal procedure was reviewed by twenty six users from July to December 2008:

What comes out loud and clear after reading the numerous testimonials posted below is how delighted and surprised people are to find that such a simple and inexpensive procedure using natural apple cider vinegar can be so effective in removing warts.

The only drawback most often mentioned is the pain involved.
Not everyone experiences pain, but for those who do, it can last anywhere from a few hours to several days. In these cases, over the counter pain medication has been found to help.

Alternative Natural Procedure

If you find this vinegar procedure too painful or you do not get the expected results, there is another home remedy to remove warts, using completely natural substances, which is entirely pain free.

 In this 90 page e-book, Charles Davidson  describes the differences between warts, moles  and skin tags, discusses the major drawbacks of  current surgical strategies for removing them  and the benefits of permanently and painlessly  removing these skin problems with his all natural  method. 

 The book is easy to read, is instantly  downloadable, and contains lots of useful color  pictures.

If for any reason, you find this e-book is not helpful in painlessly removing your moles, warts, or skin tags, you can get a full 100% refund up to 60 days after purchase.

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Name: Jana 
Location: California, United States
Date: December 18, 2008

I had one planter wart that turned into 18 in 3 1/2 years.

Could not get rid of them tried everything over the counter freezing, salicylic acid, duct tape, banana peel, garlic, elderberry extract, tagament. Plus the doctor trying to freeze it off a couple of times. I also tried the apple cider vinegar soaked cotton ball taped on for a couple of weeks but it didn't work for me.

But with there being so many testimonials about ACV I decided to soak my foot in it for a couple of hours a day (while watching tv)--after two days 2 of them had disappeared then 3 days a couple of more than 4 days all 18 are gone!!!!! Finally!!!

I would add a little warm water but did not dilute it to much. I bought 2 of the really big jugs.

Good luck, I hope it works for you. I know how embarrassing it is. And my advice is not to try to cut it out or even file it down with a emery board--for me it just made them spread and try to take over my foot.

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Name: Dylan Green
Location: New York, United States
Date: December 18, 2008

I am absolutley amazed that this actually worked..

I went to the doctors about the beginnig of April this year and I had 1 BIG wart removed by having it cut off.
This was a painful procedure and it costed a ridiculious amount of $220.

Then a couple months later more came back which means I just threw that money away.

I stumbled across this site Monday the 15 of Dec and I tried ACV for the past 3 nights on 1 of my warts and its now turning black.

Thank you so much. What a breakthrough!!

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Name: Mere
Location: Ontario, Canada
Date: December 18, 2008

 have had plantar warts on my feet for about 4 years now..

In the first year I tried every over-the-counter product that I could find. I was also a dancer however and using the otc stuff made the warts more noticeable and embarrassing so I stopped using them, even though they clearly weren't working as they grew from one foot to the other in 4 large clusters and single warts in varying places.

I spent an entire summer wearing duct tape on my feet while at the cottage and having to either lie about what it was for or tell the truth and be completely embarrassed. It got to a point this year that I could not handle it anymore and went to a podiatrist who was shocked by my case.

I knew at this point that these warts needed to be attacked so I allowed them to be lasered off (the most painful part was having the numbing injection shot into my foot). I was unable to walk on it for about 3 weeks and there is still some scar issue.

I was very hopeful that it would work but after about 2 months they all came back. I have since tried oil of oregano and tea tree oil but neither made a difference.

Im thrilled to say that after 2 nights of putting acv and duct taping over, 3 of the singular warts have already turned black. There is a little bit of stinging when I walk on them but I can feel the difference already.

I am hopeful that in the next week or so, the large clusters will fall victim to the acv as well.

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Name: Jay
Location: Queensland, Australia
Date: December 16, 2008

I had a wart next to my mouth and I hated it.

It appeared out of no where and I found this site saying use apple cider vinegar. So I gave it a shot.

I'm amazed with the results, it fell off after only 3 days, it turned black on the second day and it does sting only a little but it is worth it.

I advise anyone to give this a go, it works for me so it's sure to work for you. 

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Name: Emily
Location: North Carolina, United States
Date: December 16, 2008

I started out with one wart about 3 years ago. I went to the dermatologist and had it cauterized but it came back. After the second cauterization, it went away and hasn't come back..
However....

A year ago I found myself with a huge plantars wart on my right foot. I'm a swimmer so, I assume this is how I got it on the bottom of my foot. So, I made an appointment with the dermatologist. I'm convinced he tried absolutely EVERYTHING to get rid of that wart, including cutting the thing out 5 times (Which I do not recomment because it's painful, costly, and comes right back. Not to mention the possibility of infection due to the open wound, depending on how large the wart is) I couldn't even walk on my foot and I was getting more frustrated by the day.

Then, I noticed what I thought was fungus around my fingernails (Which I later found out were "periungual warts") And, another wart on my middle finger.

At this point I was having the plantar frozen every two weeks to no avail. I was given Aldara topical cream for the periungual warts, which I am still using.

The aldara brought the periungual warts "up" to the surface, and recently I read about the ACV treatment.

I started using it on my foot, my finger and on the periunguals.

The wart on my finger is GONE. There is a "hole", which is still scabbed over where the wart literally fell out of, but I am convinced it's not coming back. The acid literally ate it away...down to the flesh!

The plantar wart seems to be going away too. It's black, but I'm thinking it's going to take longer because it's so huge.

The periunguals are also turning black, but I must confess, they are the most painful. It's almost unbearable and I'm not able to do it at night because I can't even get to sleep it hurts so bad. I'm just keeping them covered all day long and letting them "breathe" at night. But...I shall press on.

I'm convinced this will work on the peirunguals and the plantar warts because I've already seen it work on my regular wart on my finger.
It's painful, but it's worth it for sure.

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Name: Matt Decker
Location: NC, United States
Date: December 12, 2008

I had 4 warts, 1 on my middle, ring and pinky finger on my left hand and 1 on the inside of my right middle finger and after using acv after about a week I was able to remove them with a razor blade.

I currently have a platar wart on the ball of my left foot and another on the heel of my right foot.

I am currently on my second application of acv and I am confident that I will be rid of my warts for once and for all.

I too tried over the counter products as well as going to the dermatologist with no luck.

This has truely been the most effective remedy and I would reccommend this to anyone.
 

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Name: Jose Diaz
Location: California, United States
Date: November 28, 2008

I tried the apple cider vinegar treatment on my daughter.

She had a small wart on her finger. This remedy really does work.

After 3 days of ACV and Duct Tape the wart turned black and in two weeks it fell off.

Hard to believe but true, this simple remedy did the job. 

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Name: Anonymous
Location: California, United States
Date: November 17, 2008

The ACV treatment really works!

I had a wart on my fingertip for about 2 years. It grew out from under the fingernail. Because of the location of the wart, it was not possible to use duct tape effectively. I tried freezing the wart many times. I tried salicylic acid many times. These treatments did not get to the "root" of the problem, so to speak. The wart kept growing.

I tried the ACV treatment for 3 days. I used a slightly different technique to make sure I kept ACV on the wart at all times. I put ACV in the cut-off tip of a latex glove and put it on my finger. Whenever the ACV had been soaked up, I added more.

The pain was intense at times. The wart turned dark brown and it HURT. There are a lot of nerve endings in the fingertips which is why it hurt so much. The surrounding skin got very wrinkly, but did not hurt like the wart area did. On the 3rd day the pain was less. I pressed on the wart and some brown pus came out. I was able to pull the wart off.

The hole was down to dark red meat. Kinda scary. I soaked it in h. peroxide, applied neosporin and bandaged it. One week later it was completely healed with no sign of the wart. I do not recommend using this latex glove tip technique for more than 3 days. It probably is more intense than the other methods listed here (cotton soaked in ACV covered with bandage or duct tape). If you can deal with the discomfort for a few days, this procedure really will work for you.

I could not be happier with the results. AMAZING!!! 

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Name: Mary
Location: Quebec, Canada
Date: November 13, 2008

HI everyone I have a quick question!

I've been applying the ACV treatment every night for one week.

My three tiny warts turned black but they havent fallen off. What do I do?? I want these nasty things gone!!!

Thanks


apple-cider-vinegar-benefits.com
N.B.Since you are only using the ACV treatment at night and not also during the day, the procedure often requires two weeks or a little longer to complete.
By turning black, the warts are confirming that the procedure is working well.
Continue the daily application of apple cider vinegar until the warts fall off and then for a few days longer to ensure all the roots have been destroyed. 

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Name: Alicia Wilson
Location: Arkansas, United States
Date: November 6, 2008

I didn't believe apple cider vinegar would kill a wart when my friend told me about it.

Since I had a huge wart on my finger that I had cut out and burned several times without results and I also had bought every over the counter med to try to remove it, I decided to try the apple cider vinegar.

I wore a small vinegar soaked cotton-ball covered with a band-aid only at night while I slept for 9 nights before it finally fell off but it did die for sure.

It was painful at times, the 3rd night I had to take some motrin to stop the throbbing but I will always remember the acv treatment if I get another wart.... 

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Name: Eric
Location: AZ, United States
Date: October 26, 2008

I have some warts that have been driving me crazy for a while.

I have tried the over the counter freeze off stuff along with the liquid acid. Those usually make them smaller but have never had too much luck with the wart being gone completely.

I tried the apple cider vinegar on the two stubborn warts.

Put the cotton from the tip of the qtip with a band aid on it overnight then again in the morning. When I checked it after lunch at work they were already turning black. The skin was loose and I was able to rub it off. It was now flat against the skin and remained black. I did another dose of the vinegar overnight and it has stayed back for a few days. Now it is healing up, the entire wart is now dead.

I'm so happy, been fighting it for almost six months and now gone after a few days, woohoo!!! 

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Name: Tracy
Location: PA, United States
Date: October 21, 2008

My son had a wart on his foot for the past year and a half.

We tried all the medicines we could buy at the pharmacy and then had the doctor freeze it. None of it worked. My son kept cutting at it and trying to dig it out. It just kept coming back.

Finally, I found this website and we tried it. It's amazing! The wart is almost gone after just 9 days.

We put ACV on a cotton ball and taped it to his foot a few nights while he was doing homework. The first night we did it he said that it did hurt some but after that it didn't seem to bother him. The wart turned brown and then after about a week he was able to just cut it off. The wart is gone!

Thanks so much for the information!!! 

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Name: Steph
Location: Florida, United States
Date: October 17, 2008

I had a plantar wart for at least 17 + years very big under my 2nd toe..

Had a surgical excision 11 years ago and it came back thicker and worse, my toe had become so thick from the wart growing.


Started acv 5 days ago and the whole wart is almost brown with black in the center.

So far so good, it is very sore when I touch it or walk directly on it .. but I hope this is the end. It has to be, I'm a lot older now than I was in my 20's when it came... Can't wait to celebrate.

This is the best treatment by far.. 

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Name: Claire Howell
Location: NC, United States
Date: October 10, 2008

I used apple cider vinegar to remove a wart I had on my finger for 11 months.

I used the vinegar on a bit of cotton wool and wrapped it with a bandaid. It did sometimes burn to the point that I had to take it off. I would just redo it but with a bit less vinegar.
Be sure not to wrap the bandaid too tight - I think that's what made it burn too.

After 5 days, it was gone after trying everything else!!

That was 3 months ago and it hasn't come back - knock on wood!!! 

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Name: Kelli Brooker
Location: QLD, Australia
Date: October 3, 2008

I've had a plantar wart on my foot for 10 months. I had it frozen 5 times, tried acid and nothing worked it got bigger.

I read about acv and gave it a go.

I have been using it for a month now and my wart is nearly gone, it is very soft and puffy and bits of skin fall off it when I rub it daily with a file.

I can now walk on my foot which I couldn't for months because of the pain!

I think this is really working. 

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Name: Pamela Masters
Location: Ohio, United States
Date: September 29, 2008

I had a wart on my finger that I tried all of the over the counter treatments on and it would not go away.

I used the ACV treatment for two straight days and the wart to the root pulled out completely. It has left a hole and I am putting neosporin on it.

After a few days I will see where it stands and if I need will continue treatment but it looks like it is completely gone!!!!!!!!!! Yeah.

It has been there for three years. 

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Name:  Lori
Location: North Carolina, United States
Date: September 13, 2008

Well I'll be a monkey's uncle. It worked!!!

My daughter had a wart on her finger and we tried freeze away and between that salicylic acid. They didn't seem to do much. And during the waiting time between freeze treatments the darn wart just went back to the way it was.

I came across your site and tried the ACV on the wart.
I have heard of this before because I take ACV and honey all the time and read Paul Bragg books. I really didn't think it would work and didn't want to fool with a natural remedy because I know how hard it is to get rid of a wart. Decided to give it a shot because of reading your testimonial page.

We soaked a little bit of cotton with ACV and put it on the wart then covered it with surgical tape. I used the breathable kind of tape that made the cotton dry out too soon and had to redo it more often but I didn't want her finger to get pruned up. We did this in the morning before school, again when she got home and again before bed.

We were serious! In one night the little dots that feed the wart turned black in the middle and by day three they all turned black. I let it air out over night to harden up and then shaved it off with an x-acto knife. Then I poured hydrogen peroxide on it and put neosporin and a bandaid on it for a day. Didn't want her to get infected.

After a little rest we continued the treatment. Needed a rest because the ACV treatment really burned the irritated skin under and around the wart. After another 2 days of ACV treatment there were a little more black dots and a small scab and when that fell off the wart was gone!!!

It does hurt during the ACV treatment but my daughter is 11 and she managed. Not unbearable just annoying. Kind of throbs for a while. Well worth the little bit of pain to be rid of that wart in less than a week. It was pretty big and growing fast. Thank you so much for this information! Lori. NC, USA 

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Name: Dianne
Location: Arizona, United States
Date: August 31, 2008

I have had success using ACV on four skin-related areas.

I have either applied ACV-soaked cotton balls overnight and/or soaked the area in a solution of half water, half ACV. The ACV does cause a little pain initially with each problem area, but it doesn’t last long and I put up with it because I know the ACV is killing whatever is at the root of the problem.

1) WARTS. I’ve had a wart on top of my foot for at least 5 years. After covering it overnight with an ACV-soaked cotton ball, the edges of it turned white. In addition, after the first application, 1 to 2 dozen smaller bumps appeared, surrounding the bigger wart. I have covered the area every night for a week with an ACV-soaked cotton ball, and all the warts/bumps have gone through the same process of turning white around the edges and then sinking in the middle and turning dark. In an effort to speed up the process, I use a Ziploc freezer bag to soak my foot in a mixture of half water, half ACV for at least 30 minutes when I have the time. Out of the four skin-related problems, these warts are the most painful and are taking the longest to get rid of--but they are definitely dying.

2) MOLES. I’ve had three brown moles on my shoulder for four or five years. When I used ACV on them, they went through the same process as the warts did -- they turned white and then the centers sank and turned dark. The moles are gone, and the skin is now in the process of healing.

3) ACNE. For years, I have had acne or white bumps on my face that stay under the surface of the skin and get gradually bigger. After applying ACV overnight for a few days, the edges turn white and then it all turns brown. The skin then takes a few days to heal.

4) THICKENED SKIN on my toes. For decades, the skin would grow so thick next to two of my toenails, I used to cut it off, but it would grow back. This thick skin turned brown the first time I soaked my feet in half water, half ACV. With the first application, the thick skin became grainy, and I just rubbed it off. The normal skin is now in the process of healing.

I am amazed at the effectiveness of this simple remedy. I am also taking a tablespoon of ACV in water twice a day to help with my joints and the arthritis in one of my toes. It seems to be increasing my energy level and also cutting my appetite, which is all helpful in keeping my weight at a healthy level.

Thank you for producing such a helpful product. I'm a customer for life! 

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Name: Kevin Mcgonigle
Location: PA, United States
Date: August 29, 2008

I used ACV on a very stubborn wart I had on my ring finger..

Applied 2x a day with cotton ball and band aid. It turned black in about 5 days and I basically cut out the dead wart with nail clippers.

I had done this 3 other time only to have the wart reappear. I put hydrogen peroxide with a cotton ball for 2 days after. GONE. No signs of it coming back for over 6 months now.

It works.

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Name: Tiffany Schott
Location: TN, United States
Date: August 23, 2008

My 5 year old son has about 7 warts on his knee and one on his arm and I tried this on him this week after trying tons of over the counter treatments with no success and it worked almost overnight!

He only has 3 left!. 

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Name: Melissa
Location: Georgia, United States
Date: August 16, 2008

I just started using ACV, I have a wart on my right index finger for 8 yrs. and have tried everything! Every time I tried it would have babies.

I have two VERY large warts on my finger I have started using ACV about 5 day's ago and it is changing in color to a brown and has reduced in size and is very hard and scaly.

It doesn't appear to be ready to fall off. But I will continue until it does, I hope this works...

I'm hopeful!

Good luck 

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Name: Joni
Location: Ohio, United States
Date: August 11, 2008

My daughter had a wart for at least a year by her elbow. It stood out a lot and had people asking questions.

We tried the ACV for 5 days and it fell off.

We were shocked! I would recommend this to anyone. 

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Name: AbbaGail Mendez
Location: Minnesota, United States
Date: July 26, 2008

I am doing the ACV treatment right now on 3 warts on my pinky fingers and thumb. I have about eight more to treat..

I have had them for about 5 years and they are multiplying too fast. I have had them frozen numerous times, cut out with a laser, and beetle juice applied and nothing worked. They were getting worse.

As I am using the ACV on my largest warts first they are realllly painful. Somedays are to the point I can't move my fingers.... and I am a cashier. BUT, it is the most progress I've seen than any other method so far.

I do have to scrape off the old, dead skin of the wart that is slowly disintegrating each night before I put on more ACV. It hurts, but it's amazing to see my fingers looking a little "normal" again. They were looking so fat because of the warts.

If there is anyone out there who can tell me me what I can do to help the pain would be appreciated. And why exactly does it hurt so bad??

THANK YOU and GOOD LUCK! 

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Name: Jeff
Location: WA, United States
Date: July 17, 2008

I had a wart on my wrist since 2005 and didn't even realize it was one. I then saw one on my ring finger in 2007, but still didn't know what it was. I just wasn't familiar with warts. It wasn't terribly big. But I pointed it out to my girlfriend who said it might be a wart.

Eventually I went to the doctor and asked him if that was what it was. He said it was, and in typical allopathic fashion, he took me straight to another room where he froze both of them off.

One was a success. It never came back and it left a minimal scar. The other, however, never really went away and returned to full wart status within a month or two. Worse still, other similarly sized warts appeared on my ring finger, thumb and wrist..

Then soon after.... click here for full story. 

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Name: Francia
Location: Quebec, Canada
Date: July 13, 2008

I had my first plantar wart 2 years ago. I tried many over-the-counter products but nothing worked and my wart was growing bigger and bigger.

My doctor told me that my wart was a mosaic wart and that it was the hardest type of wart to get rid of. It had lots of black dots.
So I decided to see a specialist for a weekly treatment that lasted 4 months (freezing).

My wart was gone but a month later, another wart appeared near the spot where the first one had been and it started to get bigger and bigger.
Right now, I am in California for the summer so I can’t see a doctor here because of the cost.

I came upon your site last night and started using ACV right away. I promised myself I would not spend any more money on over-the-counter medication for this wart but, with $2.00 vinegar, what had I got to lose?

The hours following the application of the vinegar were painful but all in all, it wasn’t all that bad.
This morning, the wart was darker.
So, tonight I will resume the treatment. I am more hopeful than ever to be rid of this awful wart! 

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Name: Shannon
Location: Pennsylvania, United States
Date:  July 5, 2008

I did the ACV on three warts on my hands for about a week.

One I am almost possitive is gone and the other two are either gone or almost gone. The ACV turned the warts black and when I pulled the black stuff off it left a little whole in my skin. Does that mean that it is gone?

I want to see how these holes heal up and then I think I should be able to tell if they are actually gone or not. So far though I am very please with the results, I had more damage from trying to burn them off.

The ACV is painful though but for this much progress in only a week, the pain is worth it.

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