Corn Remover Pads for Feet Toes: 30 Pack 40% Salicylic Acid Extra Strength Treatment - Fast Effective Medicated Bandages for Adults Seniors Teens Athletes Runners Hikers Workers Men Women

I’ve had this little itty bitty spot in the ball of my foot that’s has corn activity. Left foot has more and my right only had one. Just enough to cause some pain like walking with sand in your shoe occasionally. I gave this a whirl on my right foot that only had one corn and it worked! Now obviously the bigger thing before doing the other foot is making sure I take better care of my feet. I already switched to wide toe box shoes years ago but the damage of wearing normal tight toe box sneakers for running in hiking was done. As a PT assistant I know how valuable foot help is, but until now hadn’t made it a priority. Now I’m realizing weekend hiking I need to spend more time weekly exfoliating and lubricating my feet better. Especially after winter where the poor things don’t see the light of day in the north as they shoved into shoes and non-breathable boots.But this really does work! I normally wouldn’t take a picture of my foot but seriously just pop these on at night or wear them during the day and give them some hours to breathe with nothing and bam! Gone. You can see the circle from wear the patch was. This is after about 10 total days of wear spread out of 14 days-I forgot a few. I didn’t have any issues with the patch burning, the skin got a little…pruny if I left them on all day and eventually this peeled off and revealed perfectly smooth skin. But check your feet daily! Especially if your have neuropathy or nerve damage!

These are great for drying out the corn and allowing you to then pluck or pull it out. I only had one corn, and it removed it well. My partner has multiple and we've used these once and had some relief. Plan to retreat soon and pull the remaining corns out. I used cuticle nippers to get in and pull the keratin out once it's dry; doesn't hurt plus the pads sterilize the area, so not much worry about infection either. It does stain your skin red for a day or two, but that's fairly normal.

These really work great I’m not happy with the new packaging where you get different sizes and something extra. I’ll never use. I preferred the original version with the small ones that I could pick and not have stuff that will go to waste other than that these do work really well.

I bought these corn remover pads with some skepticism, thinking that removing corns might require a professional treatment. But to my surprise, after using them consistently for about two weeks, the corn on my toe actually came off! I couldn’t believe it—this little pad did the job effortlessly.Now, my skin is healing smoothly, and I’m so relieved I didn’t need a doctor’s visit. If you’re hesitant like I was, give these a try—they really work!

I should have but didn't realize that this is a variety pack. I'm not sure why a variety pack makes sense for this product. I have a corn on one toe-arch and the small size will make the most sense. To be honest, I think that gel-based products like that available from CVS in the US are better.Even the small strips are wider than the CVS gels, making them hard to apply to the little toe where I have the corn.Oddly, my cat did responded to the way the tape strip smelled and tried to rip it off my toe with his teeth (he didn't bite me).

I had a painful bump on the bottom of my foot for almost two years that hurt whenever pressure was applied. I finally mentioned it to my nail tech, and she told me it was a corn—and recommended I try this product. I'm so glad I listened!I started using the patches and for the first 4 days, I didn’t notice any changes. By Day 5, I saw an orange circle form around the area. Then around Days 6-8, the skin around the corn began to peel and lift—everywhere except the center where the corn was. It started to hurt, and I got nervous, so I stopped for 2 days. After some research and reading reviews, I decided to try again—but this time I applied petroleum jelly to protect the healthy skin around the corn before putting on the patch. The next day, the corn came off! No more pain, and my foot is healing nicely.Tips for anyone hesitant or unsure:1. Make sure only the medicated part touches the corn—protect the surrounding healthy skin (petroleum jelly really helps).2. The package comes with two sizes—pick the one that best fits your corn.3. Be patient! It took several days of peeling and lifting before the corn finally detached.4. If it starts to hurt or looks concerning, pause and reassess—but don’t give up too soon. It’s part of the process.I was skeptical and honestly a bit scared halfway through, but I’m so relieved and happy I followed through. It works! Just be careful, follow the directions, and give it time.My only question would be... how do we know if the entire corn is removed....

I applied one of these to the sole of my foot and noticed it became twisted quickly. I thought maybe I was too active for the level of adherence so I made sure to apply a fresh bandage when I had downtime right before bed. I woke up and the bandage was off. It seems the only way I’ll get use out of these is to apply a larger bandage on top of this product.

Got these for my boyfriend because his feet were jacked up. These pads actually worked! The rough spots started softening up in a couple days, and now his feet don’t look like they’ve been through a war.