Didn't Work

My partner just tried these because he has a painful corn on his foot. He was hoping that it would help heal it or at the very least, provide a bit of cushioning so it wouldn't rub and hurt.

The product did neither of these things. It was more expensive than the drug store brand and we hoped it would be better quality - it wasn't. Won't be buying these again

I have had these stubborn awful ugly Corns on the outside of both big toes for a while now.. I started getting them after working on a hard floor that is cement underneath. Even with good shoes and/or insoles, I still get them. I do a lot of crouching which pushes straight onto my toes to support myself, thus, giving me these yucky corns They were so hard, I called them Barnacles.. Yes, so embarrassing as well, however, I got these corn removers by Dr. Scholl's and they are gone. i did have to do 2 treatments though, so double the cost. They were $7.49 for 9 Treatments. You wear each treatment for 48 hours, then repeat.. The affected area will turn white and soft skin like when you get a blister.. After 8 days, I took them off and afterwards I soaked in Epsom salts in hot water and then overnight, the corns were gone completely and new sink growth was there underneath.. They work.. but make sure you buy a soft, malleable, waterproof first aid tape to wear over the corn aid so they don't fall off, as you have to shower with the corn aid on as you wear it for 48 hours each time. Plus the walking in your shoes wiggles the aid out of place. That was the only thing I didn't like, and to get a good first aid waterproof tape, it cost me $10!!

I recommend this product.