Plantar Wart Corn Remover for Feet: Salicylic Acid Wart Corn Removal Treatment for Toes Foot Finger

Mi hijo tenía un ojo de pescado bien feo en el pie , use Otros medicamentos y no le hacia nada, cada día crecía mas, este producto fue una bendicion, no le quedó nada

I used this both on my own wart (on my knee) and on plantar warts or corns (not really sure which they are!) on the bottom of my wife's foot. They didn't seem like they did much of anything at first. Feels like painting a body part with a thin coat of rubber glue. But then you just leave it on. It doesn't hurt. And when you get tired of it being there the next day, it peels off and takes some of that dead skin/wart skin with it. Which SOUNDS painful, but it totally wasn't. I guess it only really penetrates enough layers of skin to take stuff off that is dead and doesn't hurt to remove. I can't see this accidentally peeling off painful live skin or anything. Also, it more or less came off in one piece. It's not something you have to scrub or pick at to get off. It's not going to completely heal a spot that's a mess in one use. You have to keep at it. But it's quick and easy. It dries fast, so you can walk around on it VERY quickly without...you know...tracking glue type stuff onto your floor. Somehow, it doesn't seem to stick to dirt and get disgusting. It's more like a quickly-sealing bandage that you peel off the next day or whatever. Over and over until the area is nice and healthy.

When I got the product I thought “here we go again “. I’m very skeptical of products that make claims to relieve conditions. I have a medicine cabinet full of field products that I probably should just throw away. This wart and corn removal mask really does work. I had a small corn on the toe next to my left baby toe from my shoes being too tight. My baby toe nail has been rubbing on the next toe for a long time and has caused a small hard corn callus. I hike a lot in the mountains, and this small hard callus felt like a rock in my shoe. Many times after eight or 10 miles I can barely walk, and this has been threatening my ability to continue hiking. I applied the product twice the first day, and then only once a day for the next five days due to my work schedule. On the weekends I applied the product two or three times a day to try and make up the schedule. After about eight or nine days the product peeled off of my toe, taking the corn callus with it. The skin was a little bit tender for a couple days because it had been covered up for a week or more, but now my toe is fully recovered and I can look forward to hikes of 20+ miles. I will continue to use this product when the callus reappears because I know it will at some point. The only permanent solution would be to cut off my baby toe and I am not going to do that. All that said, I fully recommend this product to anybody suffering similar circumstances. Five stars for this one, thank you very much to the manufacturer and seller for solving my problem.

This review is based on the lack of customer support. I received the order with a defective applicator. I tried to contact the PureSkin company by email and phone and was unable to get an answer from either. There are no returns of the product through Amazon, so I wanted to be sure buyers are aware that even though I received a defective product, there appears to be no way to correct this.

I bought this to treat a corn on the ball of my foot that I'd had for about a year and a callus on the same foot that I'd had for several years. I tried the medicated disks you stick on and cover with an adhesive bandage first, but those moved around my foot too much to be effective.The directions for this produce say to soak your foot for five minutes, then paint the product on over the corn/callus, wait a few minutes and paint it again. You're supposed to do this twice each morning and twice each evening and it supposed to work in two weeks. I didn't follow those directions. I did not soak my foot first but there were several days I put it on shortly after a shower in the morning. I had never soaked my foot in the evening. I would paint it on, wait a few minutes then paint it on again and did this once in the morning and once in the evening.The problem is that the mask takes a long time to dry. If it's not completely dry and you put a sock on, it will stick to your sock. It's not uncomfortable because it's flat but at the end of the day it leaves a residue on the sock which does not wash off in the laundry. This residue was left on my sock even after letting it dry for an hour. I ended up throwing out four socks, but most of them were older ones I didn't really care about after I realized the residue wouldn't wash out. Luckily, I was doing this when it was warm enough to walk around barefoot and I wasn't leaving the house for work. Another solution would be to cover it with a bandage after letting it dry for a while.The mask builds up over days with an occasional layer peeling off every few days. The instructions do not say to peel it off each day so I didn't. At the end of a week, after a shower I peeled off the entire mask and it took a lot of the corn and callus with it. It's hard to tell how well it works because it turns all the skin white under the mask. I reapplied for a week and did the same thing again. At the end of that second week, I moisturized the skin then waited a day to see how it looked without painting it again. At that time, I realized the corn was completely gone and the callus was about 1/3 the size. I then reapplied on the callus for another week. At the end of that week I moisturized and waited a day then realized the callus was also gone. I filed my foot to take off the rough edges around where the corn and callus were. My skin is a little pink where the corn and callus were since it's new skin, but the areas don't hurt. I've been moisturizing for a week and so far it looks like neither the corn or callus is coming back.This was easy to use, except for sticking to the sock. This isn't an issue if you cover it but you still have to wait at least an hour for it to dry and not stick as much. If you cover it when it's wet, I think it will just peel off with the bandage at the end of the day. This may not be a real problem because the medication would still be on it to work during the day. I'm still surprised that it removed a year old corn after two weeks and a several years old callus after three weeks.

The results will be effective if you follow the instructions and use it twice a day for 2 weeks. As a precaution, I have ordered an additional bandage to cover the treated area in 5 minutes after the acid has been applied.