Dr Scholl's Clear Away Plantar WART Remover // 24 Discs/24 Cushions, Clinically Proven, Maximum Strength Without a Prescription, Cushioning Pad Relieves Pain, 24 Treatments

Welp. I got my first plantar wart awhile back. Two at the same time, actually, one/ea per foot. Just peachy. :(The location ruled out liquid drops that required drying time, so I ordered a product that had the salicylic acid in a waxy matrix (like a chapstick). I figured that carefully applying to a "spot"-style adhesive strip first with a flat toothpick and then covering it with a piece of Gorilla duct tape might be a good way to protect the application and make sure it neither uncovered nor wandered. Unfortunately, too much of the product was spreading under the bandage and damaging uninvolved skin. <sigh> So ... back to my Amazon research.This time I looked more closely at this product which, during my initial research, I really did not understand. A tiny, adhesive no-goo "hole-punch" salicylic spot the size of my wart that was then covered with a larger adhesive covering bandage. Hmmm...In my case this product worked GREAT! The medicated spots stayed where I placed them and the padded cover bandages kept them safe.After the unsat two 2-day applications of the original product, a series of three 2-day applications cleared my plantar warts issue. So ... if I had started with this product it probably would have taken only four or five 2-day applications for a return to pain-free walking. Excellent! :)Do yourself a favor and give this product a try!

I'll try to make this review short and simple. My son is a Jiu-jitsu practioner and lives on the mat. He ended up getting a wart on the heel of his foot. We caught it early and tried this product right away. It definitely works. Within a couple of days the actual wart fell off when removing the small treated adhesive and a week later the surrounding skin peeled off. I recommend not using the big round cushion pads provided. They don't feel comfortable and peel off when active. Just use a regular band-aid to cover up the small medicated pad.

This works really well as a wart removal. My only issue is that the bandaid doesn't stay on very well. I think a silicone bandage would be perfect with this. And I believe the company does have a product like that.

These work wonders. I had been dealing with one on the side of my foot below the toes for a long time. After finally realizing what it was and talking to my unconcerned doctor at the time - I didn't want to think about it. It got to the point that it was constantly uncomfortable or hurting. So after finding these and hoping it wouldn't take multiple packs, the treatment made the area feel different. The pads always stayed on fine, unless in the shower. Replacing them after showering and drying off was very affective. I wore socks each day which made the process smoother. I was actually surprised when the core finally came out after several treatments! Relieved and thankful is an understatement. I just hope it won't come back anytime soon.

These didn't work for me. I ended up having to go to my doctor anyway to get the wart treated. I wanted these to work, but they didn't. I'm not sure if I waited too long to start using them or if my plantar's wart was just super resistant to removal.

As a kid I got plantar warts on more than one occasion. Now as an adult, I noticed pain on the bottom of my foot, and I noticed that a plantar wart was starting to form. Quickly bought these patches asap. Overall, it took about 10 days of using the patches before it finally went away. I will say though like other reviews, they can fall off easily. A trick that I used was using rubbing alcohol on the area before I applied the patch, and then covered it with a waterproof bandaid, this made them stick for at least 24 hours. If you think you have a wart, start treatment asap otherwise it can take a very long time to get rid of them.

I had 3 planters warts on my feet and noticed them early. I used the medicated discs, the pads, and I put medical tape on them to help them stay in place. I also wore socks, sometimes the tape stuck to the socks, but overall I think it helped them stay in place. I left them on for the suggested 48 hours and then immediately put a new on one. It took 14 days (pictures are of 1st wart removed), 16 days, and 18 days for the warts to fall off. It took a little longer than I thought it would, but I was happy to be able to inexpensively remove these at home without having to see a podiatrist.A few things about the process:-As the salicylic acid was working, I felt a mild and uncomfortable burning. I also felt some throbbing.-The medicated discs makes your skin peel off around the wart. Don't worry, this will heal up quickly.

It kinda worked but the wart kept coming back. We had to try and freeze it off.