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Bazuka Sub-Zero is an over-the-counter cryotherapy (freezing) treatment. It contains a compressed freezing gas mixture (dimethyl ether and propane) in a 50ml aerosol can.
Used at home, adults and children aged 4 and over use it to freeze and remove stubborn warts and verrucas on the hands, feet, and fingers.
Bazuka Sub-Zero works using the same freezing method doctors use in clinics:
Freezes to the Core: When applied using the foam applicator, it rapidly cools the wart or verruca down to a sub-zero temperature, freezing the core of the growth.
Forms a Blister: Freezing causes a tiny, usually unnoticeable blister to form underneath the wart over a few days.
Sheds the Dead Tissue: After about 10 to 14 days, the frozen dead skin and wart fall off naturally, revealing healthy, new skin underneath.
🚨 Warning: Never use Bazuka Sub-Zero on your face, neck, armpits, breasts, buttocks, or genitals.
It is strictly designed for use only on hands, fingers, toes, and soles of the feet. Using it on delicate skin can cause permanent scarring or tissue damage.
Diabetic Warning: Do NOT use this product if you have diabetes or poor blood circulation in your hands or feet. Freezing delicate tissue in these areas can lead to slow-healing sores or severe infection.
Flammable Gas: The can contains pressurized, highly flammable gas. Keep it away from open flames, lit cigarettes, or sparks during use.
Age Limits: Do NOT use on children under 4 years of age.
Do Not Over-Freeze: Never hold the applicator on the wart for longer than the recommended time (standardly 40 seconds for feet, or 20 seconds for hands). Over-freezing damages healthy surrounding skin.
Assemble the Applicator: Fit a fresh, single-use foam applicator onto the plastic applicator cap as instructed in the pack.
Charge with Gas: Press the cap firmly down onto the can for a few seconds until you hear a hiss to charge the foam tip with freezing liquid.
Apply to the Wart: Gently press the cold foam tip directly onto the center of the wart or verruca:
Hands, Fingers, and Toes: Hold for 20 seconds.
Soles of the Feet (Verrucas): Hold for 40 seconds.
Remove and Discard: Lift the tip off and throw away the used foam applicator safely.
Freezing treatments cause a short, temporary reaction while working:
A mild stinging, aching, or burning feeling during and immediately after application.
Slight skin redness or a small blister forming under the wart.
Temporary pale or white skin around the treated area.
How many times do I need to treat a wart?
One single treatment is often enough for small warts. However, for larger or older verrucas on the feet, you may need a second or third treatment. Always wait 2 full weeks between treatments to allow the skin to heal before deciding to freeze it again.
Can I take a bath or swim after using it?
Yes. Once the freezing feeling fades, you can bathe, shower, or swim normally. Keeping the treated area clean helps prevent infection as the blister heals under the skin.
How should I store this product safely?
Keep the pressurized aerosol can in a cool, dry place strictly below 25°C or 30°C, completely away from hot surfaces, direct sunlight, and open flames. Store safely out of reach of children.
To ensure you get 100% genuine, factory-sealed Bazuka Sub-Zero (50ml)—kept protected from tropical storage heat so the freezing propellant remains stable—you can place your order directly online through Sanlive Pharmacy & Stores. We offer safe clinical handling and fast delivery straight to your door anywhere in Nigeria.
Notice: This guide is for basic information only. Unclear skin growths, bleeding spots, or moles should always be checked by a doctor before using any freezing treatment. If you experience severe, continuous pain or signs of an infection (pus, spreading redness, or swelling), see a healthcare provider right away.
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