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

This works. I used it for 3 days. I stopped because it was actually more painful than the corn was when I left it alone. The pad does kill all of the skin surrounding the corn. After 3 days of using them I could hardly walk on that foot. I didn't wear closed toed shoes for 2 days after removing pads and I used a pumice stone to gently remove skin. After that second day, a corner of the skin was lifted up and this allowed me to gently peel off the dead skin. The corn came with it! Now the area is red but the pain is completely gone. Definitely trust the process and read reviews for extra tips.

I’ve had this painful corn in between two of my toes that’s been with me for what feels like years. I started to give up and just continuously use the cushions when at work (on my feet for 10+ hours a work day).Recently decided I had enough and we needed to go our separate ways.First treatment with these was a little painful because it wasn’t yet softened, but nothing I wasn’t already used to. Trust the process. It’s gonna look weird. After the third treatment, I went to take it off and noticed the medicated disc was “stuck”. Well, that was the last remnants of my corn putting up its last fight. Just like that, I’m free of pain in my toe!

so the first time i brought these about 2 weeks ago they were different just 1 bandage they got destroyed i had to order more and i find the newer ones harder to use! i need for on the inside part of my toe and it’s extremely hard to put on the smaller patch which is what you need is easy they made the cushion part separate and it keeps sticking together instead if to my toe so i wasted 2 already trying to put them on. They actually work great though! i started seeing results in little as 24 hours definitely recommend.

not to be too gross or anything but the corn i had on my big toe for years was hella big and he was stubborn dude. i was diligent with these for around 3 days and the thing fully started to slough off. like a full quarter inch of skin started peeling off of the side of my toe it was crazy. overall i think i used almost two boxes to fully get rid of all trace of the thing (putting on a new one every day) but i think it was sooo worth it. a million out of 10 for me. no smell, not the stickiest long term but i wrapped athletic tape around it and it was good all day.

The first one stuck fine. Within 2 days of removal the corn was white and hard. Put on the next one but it wouldn't hold. It was off in a few hrs and so was the third and fourth. I gave up. Since it was hard, i used a nail clip to remove it. I was red like I see on a lot of the pics here. But by the next day its was mostly looking normal but tender. After a week, the corn is flat but still tender. In shoes again, but it slightly hurts. I hope it doesn't come back. All in all, I believe it did what it was supposed to. 3 stars because it doesn't stick, and after all the panic on here about toes looking worse after use, the manufacturer made no effort to atleast include a leaflet of what the process will look like.

I'd never had corn before but I got a small one. These worked fantastic. I used all 6 of them & it completely removed it with no issues at all. I'd use again, although I hope I never have to

Works exactly as described and is such an improvement over the old style. These cling to the skin and can be wrapped easily around toes as needed and are comfortable. They are thick enough to cushion where needed and relieve pressure.I tried one on a recurring callus and in 48 hours I was able to completely remove the dead skin. Very reasonable price for a product that does what is promises and the band aid style makes it so much more effective than those small patches.

It gets the job done of making the hardened skin soft and tender, but WOO it was hard trying to keep it on the skin. The adhesive isn't sturdy at all - feels worse than a bandaid and not those thick ones, the thin ones.