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Get accessible treatment for genital warts

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To collect your order before Thursday 1st January, order by 3pm on Tuesday 30th December. Any orders placed after this time will be available to collect from Friday 2nd January.

Store opening hours may change over the Bank Holiday period, so please check the opening times carefully when selecting your Boots store. You can find information about your chosen store here.

Orders for home delivery placed after 3PM on Monday, December 29 will be dispatched from Friday, January 2.

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Just like your local GP, we’re here to support you with expert, confidential advice and treatment but without the travel and waiting time. You can reach us whenever it’s convenient for you. With pick up in store or free standard delivery, you’ll get fast access to the genital warts treatment you need, if suitable for you.

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Treatments we offer for genital warts

Genital warts – why you should get treated

Genital warts are the most common sexually transmitted infection (STI) caused by a virus. If you have genital warts, we’ll need you to complete a consultation and upload three photos to check if the treatment is suitable for you.

Although your warts will probably disappear of their own accord, there are treatments available which can reduce the time it takes them to go away.

If you have genital warts, you should also get tested for a range of STIs as they commonly occur together.

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Get the facts about genital warts from Dr Samantha

Learn more about genital warts

Not sure how you catch genital warts, or what symptoms to look out for?

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Approved By:
Andrew Jarvis-Ablewhite
Andrew Jarvis-Ablewhite
NMC no. 05J0028S

Andrew is a nurse independent prescriber with extensive experience in sexual and reproductive health. He believes in the importance of inclusive, accessible healthcare.

Last reviewed on: 17/04/2023