Medicated Corn Removers 9ct - up&up™

Doesn't stick on your foot and is VERY thin.

Everyone is 100% in stating these patches do not stay stuck, not even the least bit. You need to buy tape, which becomes an added cost to this treatment, so maybe reevaluate if these patches are worth it; I recommend the paper tape, as the grid-like plastic tape can be painful when removed from skin. On day 5, we realized there was a small pack of round dots on a translucent sheet about ⅓ the size of the sheet of patches. THIS is the medicated portion. We were so annoyed because we ran out to the store immediately when we noticed our child had a corn on her toe. We thought we were helping heal her toe, but in reality, we weren't doing anything other than putting patches on. The instructions made it seem like the nude cloth part was medicated, and the foam putter edge was the patch, but this isn't the case. I'll buy these in the future again IF they work. The reason for my review is purely just to warn others of the two common issues (from what I also see now from other reviewers), so they can plan accordingly and use it appropriately.

The bandaid part does not stick and only stays on for a matter of minutes. Overpriced as well

Doesn’t work and doesn’t stick on and stay on. Had to tape on top of it but doesn’t work and is overpriced.

you NEED to buy extra tape or adhesion. no way around it

Works great and sticks really well. Definitely satisfied with product and price.

DOES NOT STICK AT ALL! Cannot tell if it works b3cause it won't stay on longer than 5 mins.

I was pretty skeptical at first thinking it may not work, but it actually worked after a couple tries. Highly recommended 👌

I like how high strength these medicated corn removers are. They get the job done. I have used it twice so far and the first time I test tried on one toe. No irritations here, just smooth sailing.

I developed two seed corns on my feet - never had them before and filing down wasn’t working so I tried these…literally had them come off within 4-5 days of using! I did reinforce the pads with a bandaid over top to keep it on but yeah these work great!

Not sticky at all. Maybe I purchased one from a bad batch, but they fall off within 5 minutes.

It took me a bit to realize it comes with both just a bandaid and the salicylic acid adhesive. I forgot the salicylic acid part the first time. But the bandaid part is laughable how quick it falls off. I literally put that part on in bed and it fell off almost immediately. This should be like $0.99 and forget the bandaid part.

Doesnt remove corns. I mean, how could it? It jusy removes the skin on top and then that skin grows back. And it doesnt stick either. This was for the tops of my toes.

These didn’t stay on - might work if you only planned on sleeping with this on and in a sock - worth buying the name brand

These have increased in price from $0.99 to $3.50 in two years!! Totally outrageous. They work, but are totally overpriced for what they are.

These work great, I realized I wasn't using them correctly the first time. I didn't know there was separate medicated patches to put on your corn before putting on the padded bandages. Make sure you use those tiny white medicated patches with the bandages! Removed my corn in about 12 days

Really worked for the sides of my big toes!! The adhesive is fairly strong, but I knew it wouldn’t hold at such an odd angle, so I would just put these on and wrap with an additional bandaid to keep it in place. The big callus on my left big toe literally popped off after 4 patches (left on for 48hrs each). I’m getting another pack for the bigger callus on my right big toe that has made progress but needs a little more time.

Works super well! Took care of a stubborn corn

These pads are effective at removing corns. I had one one the bottom of my foot. To help prevent it from sliding, I put a bandaid on top. I love to use Target brands.

These are better than the branded corn removers I’ve tried and a better price. They are small and simple and perform almost as well as having a dermatologist use a freezing agent (which cost me upwards of 70 bucks a session - with insurance!!). Now I only use these in conjunction with a razor corn shaving device to keep a plantar wart on the ball of my foot under control. Hopefully I won’t need them forever. But at least it’s affordable.