Dr. Scholl's Corn REMOVERS, 9 Ct // Removes Corns in as Few as 2 Treatments, Maximum Strength, Stays on All Day

Imma be honest, I don't really know what these are supposed to do but my corn did get softer and along with sanding it down, it worked great. The adhesive either is impossible to get off or it slips off which is kinda funny. Where my corn was, this product couldn't provide enough cusion to ease the pain but I imagine it would work better in a diffrent spot. The acid in this basically kinda kills the skin so it can in turn kill the nerves in the corn? I dunno I'm not a foot doctor

I applied the little acid patch and the cushion, I then applied a Bandaid over it so my sock wouldn't pull it off.I shower everyday so instead of keeping it on for 48 hours, I put a new one on every day. They are cheap enough to apply a new one every day. After 4 days I was able to dig out what was left of the corn easily.

The product works as intended and is easy to use, but it doesn’t stick very well on its own. I had to cover it with a bandage to keep it in place. The included cushions also come off too easily. Other than that, it does what it’s supposed to do.

The internet says seed corns have to be surgically removed. Not true! These pads with medicated disks, remove them easily. Put corn pad on and leave it in place for 3 days. Put a bandaid over it so your sock doesn’t dislodge it. After three days, remove the pad. Within a week or two, the area will dry out and a circle of skin will come off, with the corn attached to it. All that is left on the foot is a small pit where the corn used to be poking into the foot. For really stubborn corns, may have to repeat this procedure a second time.

I have a painful corn on the side of my pinky toe, so I ordered these to see if "two treatments to get rid of it" was hype, or truth. Here is what I found:Pros: - I can feel that the medicine is working to irritate the skin and make it peel off (it hasn't yet)-Should be easy because all you have to do is apply a little sticker and put a protective pad overtop the sticker-Very inexpensiveCons: -The adhesive is not strong enough so the pad/sticker falls off long before the suggested 48 hour treatment-It apparently is going to take more than 2 treatments for me. Maybe several.

These saved my feet! I had developed corns on my pinky toe and my fourth toe and they were hitting each other, and I was having some really painful walking… I applied these corns for a couple of days and after that I was able to peel off the dead skin with no problem even several days later when my feet were moist after a shower I was able to peel off even more dead skin without applying more corn medicine so yay I can wear my Converse again !

Corns are going down but not gone completely. Might have to do a couple more patches.

Dr. Scholl's makes another corn remover that is two parts. This product did not work as well as the two part product, and this one is not as sticky as the other corn remover.