Warts (verrucae: vulgaris, plantar; excluding face and genitals)
Clinical basis & sources
- Primary source
- OCP Expanding Scope of Practice
Allowable drugs under Schedule 4 (1)
Drugs an Ontario pharmacist may prescribe for Warts (verrucae: vulgaris, plantar; excluding face and genitals) under O. Reg. 256/24, Schedule 4. Choice still depends on the assessment, contraindications, allergies, and product availability — this is the eligible list, not a recommendation.
- Salicylic acid
Symptoms this assessment screens
- Rough, raised growth on a hand or foot
- Tiny black dots within the lesion
- Pain on pressure (plantar location)
Red flags — any positive means refer
- Facial or genital location
- Diabetes or poor circulation in the feet
- Bleeding, changing, or pigmented lesion
- Immunocompromised
- Numerous or widespread warts
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