Samsali Wart Corn Remover Pads for Feet: 42 Pack 40% Salicylic Acid Extra Strength Bandages for Plantar Warts Corns Small Callus on Feet Hands Toes - Safe Effective Treatment for Adults Teens

These are so much better than the Dr Scholl's brand. So. Much. Better. They stick better, the cling wrap stuff they give you is great, and they actually remove the wart. Yes, it's gross. We're removing warts here. What did you expect?

Worked wonders! I kept my on for 24 hrs and would change it. I did that for a couple of days, then I took it off my finger for a few hours to let it dry then I did it again.

I wasn't sure if I was buying a foot remedy or a chemical demolition team, but honestly, I'm thrilled with the results. I had a stubborn plantar wart that was basically paying rent on my heel, and it flat-out refused to leave. After about five days using these extra-strength pads, I realized the 40% salicylic acid meant business. It’s definitely not a cute process, though; prepare for a week of feeling like a low-budget zombie movie extra because the skin shedding is impressive and frankly, a bit gross. You have to commit to the process, but the results are undeniable. The adhesive on these bandages is industrial-strength, too. They don’t budge, which is fantastic, even if trying to center that tiny pad perfectly on my pinky toe felt like trying to perform microscopic surgery. They absolutely work, which is why they earned four stars. I only knocked off one star because the visual journey of wart removal means I can’t recommend this product to anyone actively dating. Use it, but maybe stay home until the foot villain is completely gone.

I have some success using Dr. Scholl’s Callus Remover. However, applying that requires a 2-step process. Apply the patch and use an adhesive pad over the it. The adhesive pad is rather big considering my corns are tiny. These Samsali Wart Corn Remover Pads seems to be easy to apply. It applies on the feet just like a band aid. So, I ordered it and see if it would work. I am happy to report that these Samsali Wart Corn Remover Pads do work. After the third applications this product dug a hole on the skin on top of the wart. The skin started to shed after 2nd application, but I wanted to get rid of all the remnants. So, I applied it three times. The result so far seems to work. After the 2nd and 3rd applications, I would file the area with a pumice stone while showering. The red circle on the feet is sensitive to touch for a day of two, but the area heals quickly. I continue to file the area with the pumice stone, and the affected area seems would recover. It is still too early to tell if that wart would be gone but all indications seem it worked. Recommended! Note: - To prevent these pads from coming off before removal time. Wear socks, especially going to bed.

I haven’t used them yet so I will update you when I do but this is a great pack with different sizes so you get a lot good for the price point I hope they work for me I’ve been dealing with corns in between my toes for over three or four years now I guess I need surgery on my pinky toe to shave a bone down or something because I’ve had them took out plenty of times and they come right back. It is really painful to deal with this and it is affecting my life because I cannot walk correctly and they hurt tremendously and burn all day long. I know I need to get the surgery done but like always I am scared to have surgery, but I do hope that these will help me in the meantime I did try to use them once, but mine hurts so bad that I can’t even leave them on for very long but anyways, I hope they work for you and I will update on if they do for me

I wanted these to work so bad 😭 after about a month, I'm down to only a few strips with the wart still hanging on for dear life. They did some damage, but I think due to my issue being on my hand dominant hand, I'll have to try something else. They stick decent, if it's not on an area that you wash / move frequently!

Best wart remover bandaids I've ever tried. I've tried every OTC wart bandaid on the shelf at box stores. Sometimes those bandaids didn't even end up working properly. Along with their limited supply (usually only 14 in box) my supply would run out and my warts would quickly grow back or even spread to the point where I would lose motivation and give up. I've only used this brand for a week and I can say I've noticed a vast difference. My largest warts have decreased to half their size and with the box containing 42 instead of 14 the changes of me being rid of these has grown exponentially. The only downside is that there's a noticable smell from the bandaids. Other than that it's what I've expected, a bit of burning but a whole lot of success! This is 100% a better deal than any other salicylic acid bandaids on the market!

My son had a massive reaction. He has blisters, swelling, and the area now looks infected. DO NOT USE THIS PRODUCT