Dr. Scholl's Corn REMOVERS Seal & Heal Bandage with Hydrogel Technology, 6 ct // Removes Corns Fast and Provides Cushioning Protection Against Shoe Pressure and Friction for All-Day Pain Relief

It worked with two patches. But you need to wait and follow instructions

Effective. My partner's corn (as big as the pea) became smaller and almost gone. We just bought another set but we did not use it all.

Its works good but better to wear socks to make sure the sticker does not kove

Was pleasantly surprised wit the results. Very easy to use. Follow the instructions and repeat if necessary.

The product didn't work for me, unfortunately, although I followed the instructions. The corn I have maybe is too stubborn to leave my toe! Some of it at the surface got removed, but the rest of it doesn't come out. Since half job was done, hence 3 stars, and I used all 6 patches, u cannot say I didn't try hard :))

Treatments completed in 3 days!

Very bad quality, not expected from such big brand name, it feels and fall down from the first shower. This item is used it in the past but was a much better quality where it last for 15 days and after the corn fall down, but this version is terrible

It totally eliminated the paid I had with my small toe corn especially when wearing formal shoes and it removed the corn within 2 days

Great product

منتج رائع وشفاف عملي لا يتأثر عند غسل المكان بالماء وناعم ورقيق رغم جودته لا تحس بوجوده عيبه الوحيد قلة عدد وعدم كفاية عدد 6 لصقات لإزالة الكالو مما يتطلب طلب أكثر من علبة

تحتاج إلى عبوة أخرى لإزالة المسمار والسعر غالي ...إستعمال نوعية السائل لإزالة المسمار أرخص

This fixed whatever was wrong with my toe. After a lot of googling I decided it was a corn, which is why I purchased the corn treatment. But I’m not 100% sure that’s what it was, given that the corns I see pictures of look completely different from what I was experiencing. So ... your mileage may vary, but my problem was solved. I had taken up walking during quarantine since I’ve been working from home and needed to get outside. After a few months I realized that I had developed a weird callus on the inside of the toe next to my pinky toe. It was almost like a skin tag, but in callus form. I tried cutting it with nail clippers after bathing, and also tried filing it with an emery board, but there was always just enough left to be a problem. It was never small enough to stop rubbing against my pinky toe and causing pain while walking, and the friction always made it grow back a little. I could put a bandaid on it to stop the pain and friction, but that didn’t help it go away. This went on for some months. Then I tried googling to figure out what it was. I bought the corn treatment and applied as directed. Then I completely forgot about it, because I rarely look at my feet in the best of times, and in quarantine I’ve looked at them even less somehow. I applied the pad on Wednesday and remembered it was there on Sunday. When I took the bandage off I saw that the skin was completely white where the pad was. And that weird little callus in the center simply fell out, leaving a white circle with a hole in the middle. A week later that white circle of skin also fell off while I was in the shower. The skin there is now pretty red, but all of the callus-y growth from the area is completely gone. I’ll probably try to pay more attention to my toes moving forward, because I think an overgrown pinky nail and a lack of a concept of the passage of time in lockdown were primary culprits in the formation of the original callus. As far as putting on and taking off the product, it took a minute for me to figure out the instructions, but I did apply the bandage on the first try. It came off easily but probably would have stayed put several more days if I had left it. I literally forgot it was there.

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