She informed me that they didn’t sell Wartrol and suggested I look at some things in “aisle 9”, or make an appointment with my doctor.

I went to “aisle 9″ and bought a topical creme which was advertised to remove warts (genital or otherwise) in a few weeks. Went to the front of the store and  I’m sure the cashier (another woman, of course!) was looking down on me.

Got the product home, applied it. I’m not sure what was worse, the smell (Lilacs I think), or the burning that lasted almost an hour.

I went online to find out where to buy Wartrol.

Turns out Wartrol is sold ONLY online. This is good and bad in my opinion.

First, I’m glad that it’s comes directly from the manufacturer and not a ton of sources. This way I was sure I was getting the original product. I’ve heard horror stories of people by medications online from offshore pharmacies and being delivered products that contains zero ingredients of the actual medicine.
Apparently, this is even worse with many supplements and anti-aging products.  (I remember reading a story about a guy who purchased some echinacea online and had it tested. It had ZERO echinicea in it!)  So, for that reason, I was glad that I could purchase it directly from the manufacturer.

Second, I wasn’t thrilled to find out that I couldn’t get it at the local drugstore. I had to wait for delivery. Although it didn’t take long, I would have preferred to start using it immediately. I had made a promise to myself not start dating seriously until I’d found a solution to my problem, and I was very anxious to try this product.

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