Corn Callus & Wart Remover, Maximum Strength, 2 Pack (16 Patches Total)

Easy to use on the skin.

The only way I could get this to stay on was to put it on just as I was getting into bed, but the next day - shower - and it’s off. I ended up putting a bandaid on over it. It does seem to work on the corn on the bottom of my foot so I’ll continue to use the ones I have left but probably wouldn’t purchase again

As Advertised - Worked well for a new wort.

This product does the job it says it will do.

Don’t stick at all. After an hour it falls off.

I have had a wart on the side of my finger for years that I couldn't get rid of. Within hours this product started having a effect on the area. I highly recommend it to anyone.

The DRUG FACTS back panel of the box lists ‘natural rubber’ under Inactive Ingredients. I get a mild allergic skin reaction to latex, so this is a concern for me, especially since it’s on a strip bandage with serious medication on the pad. I checked a competitive brand, Compound W and found they also use latex in their strip bandage wart removal pads. The ‘Products related to this item’ portion of the Amazon product page makes it clear that there are numerous medication delivery options including applicator brushes, tubes, cream sticks, and freeze-off medication options as well. I checked the Band-Aid brand strip bandages in my medicine cabinet, and found that the two types I use most are latex-free. The latex advice is in fairly small print, and I don’t recall ensuring that these two types were latex-free when I first started using them, but I might have. I’ve had foot ailments in the recent past, but don’t currently have any to test these on. The ‘Product Description’ section of the Amazon product page has a Warning that the medicated patch should never come into contact with healthy skin. And that the medicated patch should be cut to size if the target corn/callus/wart is smaller than the patch. So I’m not able to test the effectiveness of these patches at this time. And I’d be likely to look at other options, including the freeze-off medications, if my skin ailments return. These SINSINPAS Corn Callus & Wart Patches don’t seem as cushioning as I might expect from recalling the Dr. Scholls ones I remember my grandparents using. Those had more cushioning. When I’ve needed cushioning in the past, layered Band Aid Sport Strips (latex-free) with Xacto knife cutouts got me the cushion protection I needed. These SINSINPAS patch strips are 2.75” long strips, 0.3” wide, with a 40% Salicylic Acid medicated pad, surrounded by a cushioning pad, with the plastic bandage covering at 0.75” diameter around the pads. A fairly small bandage. Given the advice on the product page to cut the medicated pad to size, smaller may be better. In review I see that these SINSINPAS Corn Callus & Wart Patches leave adhesive on the skin when removed, but I’ve seen that on all brands of strip bandages, so that’s not a major concern.

Works great. Does what it’s supposed to do.