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

Took us about 3 weeks for these results but weren’t as constant as we needed too. This is definitely worth the money and super easy to use. I would say do add the petroleum jelly for skin that is not going to be medicated. All in all, super happy this worked for my husband his corn was so painful!

Really works! Used it for about 9 days. Used 1 pad a day. No more painful bump! I am so pleased.

I had a callus on the inside of my big toe build from rubbing with my next toe. It became painful and I needed to do something. Talked with doctor and they said I could give something like this a try. They do work and it did help get rid of the callus.The reason I am rating it as a four star is because it was difficult to get o my toe and it will stain your skin before the callus peels off. Thus with sandle season coming, It may be noticable.

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....

This corn remover actually does work to help you get rid of corns. However, it doesn’t attach well AT ALL, each remover would last about 2 hours max on your foot and then would fall off and you’d be trying to find where exactly it fell off in your apartment. That’s why I took off 2 stars.

When I first started to use the product, I had changed it once every day for a week straight. it didn’t seem to do anything so I kept them off for two days and had put them back on for another three days. After that, I just waited and within a week it worked exactly how I hoped it would. It takes time, but this stuff really does work.

This was highly effective for me. A bump on my toe opened up like a big sore/ pimple after using these for 2-3 days.

When working construction on hard concrete I get painful calluses on the outer part of my foot below my small toe, which can (and have) turned into a corn. These adhesive bandages place the medicine right over the callus, and you leave them on under your shoes/socks. The clear flexible tape that is included works incredibly well to keep them from coming off. Usually takes several days (changing them daily) and eventually the callus falls off. Overall works very well, especially if you use the ingenious clear tape over the bandage to keep it on.