Dr. Scholl'sCorn 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

I'm actually surprised as to how effective this product is. Even though it did not entirely remove the corn, it relieved the pressure and I no longer feel the pain whenever I take a step. I wish I had found this product sooner as I suffered from the pain for 2 months thinking that the corn would go away on its own. I would definitely use this again and highly recommend.One note - this might be user error, however I didn't know that I had to use the medicated discs the first two attempts (I only stuck the cushion over the corn). Make sure you are sticking the medicated disc on the corn before sticking the cushion on top of that.

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.

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.

If you have a large corn, do not give up. Today is 27 December. I started the process on December 8. I have used about 8 of the bandages. I am just now going to let my toe rest to see if I need to do any more. YES it was THAT bad and big and NOT due to ill fitting shoes. I go barefoot or loose slippers most of the day. But this corn grows on my baby toe where the bone bends- I think the bone never healed from previous breaks, and so it is actually growing from inside- if that makes any sense. Anyway, I can now put on a pair of duck shoes without pain. Duck shoes are harder/stiffer material, and I could not wear them at all. I was getting to the point where it was painful to wear even my soft walking shoes. I hope this review helps any that are needing relief.

With the new design that separated the medicated pad and the bandage, the corn remover takes two separate step and is more complicated to put on. You stick on the tiny medicated pad and then you have to line up the bandage to cover the pad. The bandage also does not stay put like the old version. With the old version I could go bare foot and the bandage stayed put no problem. With this version/model, it bunches up and eventually comes off in the two days and I am left with just the tiny medicated pad. The corn removal still works, it is the bandage that is not up to par.

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!

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.

1st off, I am a multi time user of this brand of corn removal product for my small toe with prior successful results of 4 -5 stars.Then, when I thought I was ordering the same product that I had been for the past year, they changed it to the new "Thin & flexible Hydrogel design".For me, trying to put on this new 'smaller' medicated strip on my small was akin to trying to use a long/wide piece of a piece of saran wrap and trying to put on a container without it folding on itself, becoming useless. Except scale down that physical application analogy about 500 times for this new product. Also, when this new smaller/thinner design sticks to itself, you're done with that strip and back to using a small bandage on the medication portion to not waste it.Clearly, who ever approved this design change doesn't use their product themselves or did not do any real customer usage survey testing.I would not recommend this new design and will go be back to small bandages with the liquid medication on it which works also, and I will save some money doing so. Good Luck