Kerasol F Lotion belongs to a class of drugs called 'keratolytic agents' used to treat skin conditions like warts and remove calluses and corns. Verrucas and warts are small excessive growths of skin that are caused by a virus. Warts occur on the back of hands or fingers whereas verrucas occur only on the sole. Corns and calluses are thick, hard pads of skin caused by friction and pressure that usually occur on the feet due to poor-fitting shoes.

Kerasol F Lotion is a combination of two keratolytic agents, namely: Lactic acid and Salicylic acid. Kerasol F Lotion works by breaking down a skin protein known as keratin and removes dead skin cells, thereby softening skin. Kerasol F Lotion acts as an acid exfoliant that softens and dissolves the keratin. Besides this, it also helps to slow down the shedding of skin, thereby allowing the skin to function longer before flaking off. Thus, Kerasol F Lotion softens and dissolves keratin (skin protein) and prevents acne formation and further bacterial skin infections. 

Use Kerasol F Lotion as advised by your doctor. Kerasol F Lotion is only for external use. You are advised to use Kerasol F Lotion for as long as your doctor has prescribed it for you based on your medical condition. Some people may experience a burning sensation, itching, scaling, skin dryness, mild tingling sensation, or tenderness at the application site. Most of these side effects of Kerasol F Lotion do not require medical attention and gradually resolve over time. However, if the side effects persist or worsen, please consult your doctor.

If you are allergic to Kerasol F Lotion or any other medicines, please tell your doctor. If you are pregnant or a breastfeeding mother, it is advised to consult a doctor before using Kerasol F Lotion. Avoid applying to surrounding healthy skin, especially in children as it may irritate. You need not cover the treated area with sticking plaster. Avoid smoking or going near naked flames as they can catch fire and burn easily. Do not apply Kerasol F Lotion on cuts, grazes, and broken skin.

Kerasol F Lotion is a combination of two keratolytic agents, Lactic acid and Salicylic acid, used in the treatment of skin conditions like warts and the removal of calluses and corns. Kerasol F Lotion breaks down and dissolves a skin protein known as keratin and removes dead skin cells, thereby softening skin. Lactic acid also possesses antiviral properties and kills the virus that causes verrucas and warts. 

• Burning sensation

• Itching

• Scaling

• Skin dryness

• Mild tingling sensation

If you are allergic to Kerasol F Lotion or any other medicines, please tell your doctor. If you are pregnant or a nursing mother, it is advised to consult a doctor before using Kerasol F Lotion. Avoid applying to surrounding healthy skin, especially in children as it may irritate. You need not cover the treated area with sticking plaster. Avoid contact of Kerasol F Lotion with normal skin, nose, mouth, eyes, breasts, armpits, or genital area. In case Kerasol F Lotion comes in contact with these areas accidentally, rinse with water thoroughly. Do not apply Kerasol F Lotion on moles, birthmarks, warts with hairs growing from them, or any other spots. Avoid smoking or going near naked flames as they can catch fire and burn easily. Do not apply Kerasol F Lotion on cuts, grazes, and broken skin. You are advised to gently rub warts, verrucas, calluses, and corns with a pumice stone or emery board once every week before applying Kerasol F Lotion freshly. Avoid contact of Kerasol F Lotion with fabrics, clothes, jewellery, metal, or polished surfaces as it may permanently damage them. If you have diabetes or blood circulation problems, inform your doctor before using Kerasol F Lotion. 

Drug-Drug Interaction: No interactions found.

Drug-Food Interaction: No interactions found.

Drug-Disease Interaction: If you have blood circulation problems or diabetes, inform your doctor before using Kerasol F Lotion.

• Avoid wearing tight-fitting shoes. Wear well-fitted cushioned socks and shoes that are comfortable.

• Change your socks and shoes daily if you have a wart.

• Apply moisturizing foot cream to thin and dry feet to soften and soothe the skin on the feet.

• Use a foot file or pumice stone to remove hard skin patches from your feet and allow the mice stone to dry thoroughly between each use.

• Always cover your feet in shared community places such as locker rooms, dorms o,r pools.

• Do not share towels with other persons if you have warts or verrucas to prevent the spread of infection to others.

• Regularly wash your hands, especially if you have been in contact with someone with warts.

• Avoid picking your warts.

• Keep your feet and hands dry.

You are advised to consult a dermatologist if the skin condition persists or worsens after using Kerasol F Lotion for 12 weeks.

Warts: These are small excessive growths of skin caused by a virus. Warts occur on the back of hands or fingers whereas verrucas occur only on the sole. Common warts have a rough cauliflower-like appearance on the surface. Verrucas looks like a small white ring of skin with a black dot in the center and is painful. If left untreated, warts and verrucas grow and spread as the virus is highly infectious and can be contagious (spread from person to person).

Corns and calluses: These are thick, hard pads of skin caused by friction and pressure that usually occur on the feet due to poor-fitting shoes. They can also occur on hands.