Dr. Scholl's Liquid Corn & Callus Remover, Liquid Kit- 1/3 fl oz.

This stuff actually worked! As a matter of fact, it worked a little too well. By the time I realized what was going on, the whole top portion of my hardened skin (on my right 'pinky' toe) came off (with a little peel here and there) and then left fresh (and exposed) new skin to the world of wolves. My dress shoes ate that pinky toe UP! Goodness! As you may know, any topical area exposed to excessive friction builds new skin to protect what's beneath. I missed that old skin... but it came back. What allowed such to occur (to a certain degree) was the little pads included in the box. But they were so sticky, they ripped (yes... literally ripped) the new growth off every single daggone time I tried to change them! I tried mole skin, that did the same thing. I just used a band aid and then I was fine after some time. Either way, you won't be disappointed with this stuff... assuming you don't have excessively super tough skin... on your feet/toes, I mean.

A few years ago, I got a lousy pedicure that left me with a lingering problem of easily and frequently callused feet. Two podiatrists have said it is just "dry feet," and to use a pumice stone and urea lotion to cure it, but these things did not accomplish with this did in 5 days. First, do not use this solution 2 days in a row because it does the job with one treatment, and two treatments are too much. On day 1, with a cotton swab, I applied a layer of the solution. The next day, I used a pumice stone and lotion, and daily lotioned after that point. By day 5, my feet looked and felt better than they have in years. Both pictures show my feet without lotion. I highly recommend this for anyone having the same issue.

I USED PRODUCT, I THINK WORKS THOUGH BEFORE USE MAY NEED PUMA OR SOMETHIGN BRING DOWN CORN HAVE, THEN USE THIS OVER IT GELL PART THEN PUT THAT BADGE PIECE OVER IT, WAIT TIME IT HEAL AND DO COURSE. I SAY ONE THING NOT GOOD THAT TEH BADGE PIECE DOES NOT HODL ON LONG, SO BEST GET USE IT AS WHEN FIRST USE IT, AS MAY LOSE PIECE AS I DID, BUT AS HAVE IT SHOULD DO JOB AS KEEP APPLYING GEL AND PEIECE NEDEED AND SHOULD SEE GOOD REULTS, JUST BRING DOWN CORN FIRST SO PRODUCT FULLY WORK WELL.

Only dr. Scholls removes my corns all the others are garbage. Thank you Amazon for selling this no retailers in my area sell it anymore it's "their" brand.

Used to use this on toe corns and it works but just takes several days for the corn to actually peel off. Better off using a callus shaver for much faster results: now I just dip my corns in warm water for 10 minutes and it takes another 5-10 mins to scrape off the corn with a callus shaver.

Several years ago, due to an ingrown nail, I got a large callus on one of my toes. Though it was painful, I decided to solve the problem by myself. I started applying Dr Scholl's liquid callus remover very patiently, day after day. Gradually, the callus started to get smaller and smaller. All I had to do was remove the dead skin and see the callus go down in size. Then I realized there was a little sharp object inside the callus, but the callus remover continued to do its job until I could finally remove the little sharp object, which turned out to be a little piece of nail, and the reason why the callus had formed. Two or three years later I used the product again. I got a tiny callus under my nail. I iitially thought it would be difficult to get the liquid do the job under the nail, but I was wrong. After two or three days, I could easily remove the dead skin that had formed the callus. It is unbelievable with this product can do. It is fast and 100% effective.

Its definitely not pretty as it works its way through your calluses. However, given that it works on outside layer and goes deeper to help reduce the calluses. Its very strong so be careful on more sensitive skin (ie no corn or callus) is does clean off the top layer (like a good deep scrub) but if its too much it will cause the skin to be too exposed and can cause irritation. For calluses itself, cheaper and better then what I they offer at the salons.

I haven't used the pads yet because I had ordered reusable silicone ones, but the corn remover was very effective. My corn, caused by my pinky toe, is almost completely gone after maybe a half dozen applications (I wish I could remember how many). I'm comfy in my high heeled booties, yay! I also have a calloused right thumb, and it's worked well on it too. Definitely recommend, and will definitely repurchase.