Ulensy Corn Remover Liquid for Toes Feet: 20ml Salicylic Acid for Foot Corns Calluses Wart Removal at Work Home - Safe for Kids Teens Adults Seniors Athletes Runners Workers Men Women

Oh man, I had my first (and hopefully last!) corn on the bottom of my foot. Right under the ball of my foot, so was in a centralized, prominent location. I had been dealing with it for some time late winter. Per usual, I didn't do much about it at first, hoping it would go away. It just got more painful. I was thinking of going to the doctor to see what could be done when I did a little more research and decided to try this corn remover first. I'm happy to report this was super effective. I followed the directions, usually putting two layers of it on my foot at night. I would put it on in the morning as well on some days. I have to admit, some days I just didn't have time to mess with it. But I used it over two weeks, and the corn gradually went away. About week 3 I noticed a tear in the skin at that spot. There was the thickest amount of dead skin in that area that I couldn't help but just pull off. I guess this Salicylic Acid really did its job. But it is all healing over now, and I am pain free. It is a little tricky putting a drop of this on the bottom of your foot. For one, I'm not very flexible, so I was lucky to get my foot perpendicular to the ground. Which would want to make the Salicylic Acid drip down (gravity and all). So I put the drop just above the corn, and would use the tip of the bottle to spread it around over the corn. Sometimes I would have to use a tissue to wipe up the excess. I learned I could use my wife's hair dryer to dry it almost instantly and then put on the second coat. The 20ml size lasted for the whole treatment. I would guess I have close to half of it left. I'm going to save this in case I get another one anytime soon. For about $16 after coupon, this was a good value to get rid of this corn and save me a doctor visit. I would highly recommend this treatment.

I had a painful bump on the bottom of my foot for almost two years that hurt whenever pressure was applied. I finally mentioned it to my nail tech, and she told me it was a corn—and recommended I try this product. I'm so glad I listened! I started using the patches and for the first 4 days, I didn’t notice any changes. By Day 5, I saw an orange circle form around the area. Then around Days 6-8, the skin around the corn began to peel and lift—everywhere except the center where the corn was. It started to hurt, and I got nervous, so I stopped for 2 days. After some research and reading reviews, I decided to try again—but this time I applied petroleum jelly to protect the healthy skin around the corn before putting on the patch. The next day, the corn came off! No more pain, and my foot is healing nicely. Tips for anyone hesitant or unsure: 1. Make sure only the medicated part touches the corn—protect the surrounding healthy skin (petroleum jelly really helps). 2. The package comes with two sizes—pick the one that best fits your corn. 3. Be patient! It took several days of peeling and lifting before the corn finally detached. 4. If it starts to hurt or looks concerning, pause and reassess—but don’t give up too soon. It’s part of the process. I was skeptical and honestly a bit scared halfway through, but I’m so relieved and happy I followed through. It works! Just be careful, follow the directions, and give it time. My only question would be... how do we know if the entire corn is removed....

First couple of days I was thinking this wasn't going to work. Couple more days in the thing starts peeling off in layers over a couple of days. Decent product does what it says. Read the directions

I have dealt with this for the past couple of months now and nothing has helped. Pedicures, foot masks, pumice stones, nothing, I was at my wits end and looking online only to find out people go to the doctor to get them removed. With no time in my schedule I ended up finding these and they helped so much! First photo is prior to using them and the last photo is a couple days after treatment. Do be careful though, the second photo is from the patch shifting and sitting on healthy skin which caused it to harden. A good filer and scrub helped take the hard skin away, then I ended up cutting the “bandaid” part of it and adhesive sticky part that makes it cling to you foot to make it smaller(which I highly recommend for more narrow or smaller feet depending on where it is, mine was on the curve so it was tricky to get it to stay at first) but within two treatments after the first initial one, it instantly came right off. I went back in to smoothen my foot out and let it heal up and now that’s what it looks like right now! No more ugly hard spots on my foot that I was so self conscious about. 10/10 recommend these as long as you’re cautious about placement!

I’ve had this little itty bitty spot in the ball of my foot that’s has corn activity. Left foot has more and my right only had one. Just enough to cause some pain like walking with sand in your shoe occasionally. I gave this a whirl on my right foot that only had one corn and it worked! Now obviously the bigger thing before doing the other foot is making sure I take better care of my feet. I already switched to wide toe box shoes years ago but the damage of wearing normal tight toe box sneakers for running in hiking was done. As a PT assistant I know how valuable foot help is, but until now hadn’t made it a priority. Now I’m realizing weekend hiking I need to spend more time weekly exfoliating and lubricating my feet better. Especially after winter where the poor things don’t see the light of day in the north as they shoved into shoes and non-breathable boots. But this really does work! I normally wouldn’t take a picture of my foot but seriously just pop these on at night or wear them during the day and give them some hours to breathe with nothing and bam! Gone. You can see the circle from wear the patch was. This is after about 10 total days of wear spread out of 14 days-I forgot a few. I didn’t have any issues with the patch burning, the skin got a little…pruny if I left them on all day and eventually this peeled off and revealed perfectly smooth skin. But check your feet daily! Especially if your have neuropathy or nerve damage!

I don't know why these have so many good reviews. I found them to be worthless. They did not stick very good and crumpled up between my toes after wearing for a couple of hours. I ended up wearing them to bed with socks on and when I woke up I wanted to check to see if there was any sign of them working and found that there was no evidence whatsoever. The chemical in the medicated pad does not seem strong enough. I'll be sticking with my usual brand Dr Scholls. Not sure why I switched in the first place. Oh well, live and learn.

Not for very small areas! I have a very tiny corn between my toes about the size of a bb pellet. Even the small option you get with this pack is three times the size of that at least. Therefore, all the surrounding tissue is also covered in the product and is constantly eating away at your healthy tissue as well. And you cannot alter the size at all. The orange product is like a packed powder consistency. If you try to remove any of it, it all just crumbles off. And then the cushion surrounding it is fairly thick for something like an area between the toes. Also, the additional adhesive bandages are just like saran wrap that has one sticky side. If you’ve ever used saran wrap, you know how difficult it can be to work with. Now add adhesive to one of those sides and that’s what you have here. Not very user friendly. This might be perfectly fine if it’s a spot directly on the side of one of your outer toes or on the bottom of your foot. But if you’ve got to go between and around toes, this is not the option to pick. This is completely unusable for my situation but may work OK for a larger area that is located in a different spot. So to be fair, I’m gonna give it three stars. But for me it was zero.

I broke my left tibia and ankle by riding an untrained horse more than 20 years ago. Even though my leg and ankle have been healed, my left foot had corn since than and could not be removed with all kinds of corn removers including Dr Scholls until I found this corn remove pad. Since my foot corn was developed 20 years ago, it took three boxes of corn remove pads, and some painful days to get rid of it. I saw some of the users who had experienced pain while using this corn remover and gave up. That is too bad. Your corn has a deep root and needs a little longer time to get rid of it. AND you need to suffer some pain for the deep-rooted corn to be removed. I used this corn remover for more than a month and my left foot around the corn area was very painful, yet it removed two layers of the corn, and I wanted to get rid of the corn completely and endured the pain for another month. Finally, the root of the corn came out!!! I am so happy that I can now practice yoga without pain in my left foot!!!

Works really well, felt the difference within 4 days.

Useless. Doesn’t work. It just crumbles as soon as you try to remove it from the sticker. And what doesn’t crumble, doesn’t work. Had to go to Shoppers Drug Mart to get some useful ones. Huge regret. Don’t waste your time and money.

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Safety boot wearer for 12hour shifts on concrete factory floor doing 20k plus steps a shift! So picked up a corn on the side of my foot giving me real issues walking and these worked with one weeks worth of usage replacing plaster every day. Really liked the clear over plaster to hold everything in place. Great value for money much better than supermarket rip offs.

Works well after continuous use for a few days. Hard to access through plastic wrap around the bandage.