Salic-CW Paint

Salicylic Acid and Lactic Acid Paint for Corns, Warts and Calluses

Salicylic acid and lactic acid paint is one of the most effective ways to remove corns, warts and calluses at home, and Salic-CW Paint by Gary Pharmaceuticals is made exactly for this. It contains Salicylic Acid 16.7% and Lactic Acid 16.7%. Together they soften hard, thick skin and slowly peel it away, layer by layer.

A corn or wart may look small, but it can hurt with every step or every time you hold something. Creams often slide off these spots. Salic-CW Paint dries into a thin film, so the actives stay right on the hard skin and keep working for hours.

How a Salicylic Acid and Lactic Acid Paint Works

Salicylic Acid loosens the bonds that hold dead skin cells together. Once these bonds break, the thick top layer softens and can be rubbed off gently. Lactic Acid adds moisture and keeps the skin around the corn or wart soft, so it does not crack. This is why a salicylic acid and lactic acid paint removes hard skin more evenly than either acid used alone.

Key Benefits of Salic-CW Paint

• Corn removal: Softens the hard core of foot corns so it comes out over time.
• Wart treatment: Breaks down the thick skin that covers common warts on hands and feet.
• Callus care: Thins rough, hard patches on heels, soles and palms.
• Stays in place: The paint dries into a film that does not rub off easily.
• Small, easy pack: A 15 ml bottle with an applicator for exact use on one spot.

Salic-CW Paint as a Corn and Wart Remover

Many people look for a simple wart remover or corn remover they can use at home without cutting or freezing the skin. Salic-CW works as both. Its two acids remove the hard layer slowly, so the skin around the corn or wart stays protected. For deep, painful or bleeding warts, or warts on the face, see a dermatologist.

How to Use Salic-CW Paint Step by Step

Soak the area in warm water for about 5 minutes and dry it well. Put a little petroleum jelly on the healthy skin around the corn or wart to protect it. Apply a thin coat of the salicylic acid and lactic acid paint only on the hard skin and let it dry completely. Use it once a day, ideally at night. Before the next coat, gently rub away the softened skin with a pumice stone or emery board. Most people see clear results in 2 to 6 weeks of regular use.

For more on why corns and calluses form, see the NHS guide on corns and calluses.

Composition and Pack Size of Salic-CW Paint

• Salicylic Acid: 16.7% w/v
• Lactic Acid: 16.7% w/v
• Pack: 15 ml bottle

Safety Tips Before Using Salic-CW Paint

Do not apply the paint on the face, moles, birthmarks, broken or infected skin, or the genital area. Keep it away from the eyes. People with diabetes or poor blood flow in the feet should use it only on a doctor’s advice. If the skin turns very red or painful, stop and talk to a doctor.

Salicylic Acid and Lactic Acid Paint for Derma PCD Franchise Partners

Salic-CW is one of the most unique products in the Gary Pharmaceuticals range. Very few derma companies offer a ready salicylic acid and lactic acid paint, so it gives distributors a product that stands out at the chemist counter. Partners running a derma pharma franchise in Delhi or any other city can add it to their keratolytic range along with Salicylic Acid Ointment 12%.

FAQs About Salic-CW Paint

What is a salicylic acid and lactic acid paint used for?
It is used to remove corns, common warts and calluses by softening the hard skin.

How long does Salic-CW Paint take to work?
Most corns and warts need 2 to 6 weeks of daily use. Bigger or deeper ones can take longer.

Can I use it on my face?
No. It is too strong for the face and should only be used on hard skin of the hands and feet.

Is it safe for diabetic patients?
People with diabetes should ask their doctor first, because foot skin heals more slowly.

Why are the two acids used together?
Salicylic acid does the peeling, while lactic acid keeps the nearby skin soft, so the hard skin comes off more evenly.