Comfort Zone Plantar Wart Remover Kit, Maximum Strength Salicylic Acid Medicated Patches and Concealing Pads, 24 Count

I have over active sweaty feet. Not even Dr Scholls pads would stick to my feet for 48 hours. But after trial and error I found using a few drops of super glue on the outside of the adhesive pads does the trick. Was able to wear them for 3-4 days and get the most out of the salicylic acid patches. Wearing socks at night helps keep them compressed and not get knocked off as well.

This product was worth the money and was VERY effective! Just be consistent with application every 48 hours

These hardly stay in place a full day even without bathing, and will not stay on though a shower, so replacing every 48 hours quickly turned into every 24. Even with fresh one every day, I had poor results compared to the liquid adhesive and an adhesive bandage over the plantar wart. I have kept the last several to use when the liquid dries up until I get a new bottle, but will not be getting more of these.

These were for my daughter. Glad we had these as I do think they sped up the process. It still took 2.5 months of putting on a patch every other night (rarely missed). She actually had 3 warts on her foot and we went through 2 packs which wasn’t too bad. 2 of the warts went away quicker but for some reason one took a lot longer. It was the first one she got so maybe it had gone the longest before receiving treatment. The other 2 popped up after we had received the pack so we were able to start treating them immediately. They still got bad but not as bad as the first one. As others have said, we didn’t really end up using the cover-bandages provided. My daughter preferred to use regular bandaids (the fabric ones that stick pretty well). They were thinner and less noticeable as she walked. But the important thing is the medicated tiny round pad which eventually worked. At first the warts turn almost like a white color. Looks like you have a tiny white circle on the foot. Then eventually the skin in that spot begins to die and detach from the foot. Sometimes little tiny dark spots are visible (I mean super tiny). Some people describe them as looking like teeny tiny seeds. I can’t remember what the explanation is for those but I think its normal. We also needed the help of tweezers to speed up the process of pulling the dead skin bits away. And yeah those tweezers are going in the garbage after this experience because it was a pretty gross job. So anyway, 2 and a half months later her foot is FINALLY looking way better. The last few bits of dead skin came off a few days ago so now. Overall Im glad we had these since I think the process would’ve taken longer without them, who knows how long. Took 1 star off because the cover-bandages were not very comfortable (too thick) and ended up going to waste

DO NOT BUY THESE. The pads are terrible... By the end of the day, the pad will not be in the correct position anymore and there is a black glue residue that the adhesive leaves behind, which means the acid dot does not stay where it needs to be. These are very cheap for a reason. I am extremely unhappy with this item.

I tried the masks/liquids, and the expensive Compound W pads but they were a waste of money and rub off. These ones actually stay put even when walking around all day.

The plaster/patch/pad isn't sticky enough, it falls off if I walk on it (which is inevitable for a PLANTAR wart). There is ONE product from Dr. Scholl's that includes a circular pad that is incredibly sticky, will remain in place even after doing sports. This is a long shot from that.The little medicated disks that contain 40% salicylic acid are TINY, they won't cover a plantar wart that has developed beyond it's earliest phase. By tiny, I mean REALLY TINY. Like not even pea sized. You're supposed to cover the entire wart plus another 20% extra skin around the wart to really remove the wart, this won't even cover the entire wart!!! Utterly useless.

These worked great for removing my daughters planter board on the bottom of her toe.