Mosco One Step Medicated Corn Remover Pads, Maximum Strength, 8-Count per Pack, (1-Pack)

One day I convinced my boyfriend on a date to the nail salon for medi/pedi on to discover WHILE ON THE DATE a big corn on both of my pinky toes. I've had corns on my other toes for about two years but they were little, dark and not THAT noticeable. I don't get me wrong, I was insecure when it came to my feet because of them but I didn't think store bought corn remover would be an option. But, that day at the nail salon changed my mind I knew I had to do something! The first two days I used the Dr Sholls one step corn remover but I didn't them because it kept feeling like they were sliding off my toes, they just didn't feel secure. But I had run out of them by day two and made a store run and only to find MOSCO one step corn remover instead. I am so glad they were sold out :) that night after I got out the shower I put the MOSCO on and I already felt a difference in them, they felt more secure and Comfortable. During my treatment I began to panic a little after reading reviews about them not working on darker skin and leaving white circles or darkening skin where corns used to be. But at this point it was two late to turn back I was already two days into it..Here's the breakdown:After the first 48 my toes had hard white circles where the bandages were, it wasn't a very plesant sight. I then applied new bandages on for another 48 hours.After that 48 hours (day 4) the circles where still white but they were softer than before, I scrubbed them with Shea butter body scrub before and during my shower. Then, I applied the bandages again.Day 6 I took the bandages off and the white skin was sticking onto the bandages, they were now fresh skin (red) circles with soft white skin around.I soaked my feet in warm water with 4 table spoons of baking soda, after the soak I used the Shea butter body scrub and a pumice stone (dollar general) and gently rubbed the stone on my toes where the corns were. The white skin was really soft and started peeling off. But, my pinky toes still had thick white circles on them. So I applied new bandages on them for another 48 hours.On my other toes after soaking and scrubbing, I then rinsed them off and rubbed aloe Vera gel and 100% Shea butter on them.the next morning I could already see my skin healing and my caramel complexion coming back where it was red at the night before, and the white skin was completely gone too.For thrice a day I will rub the aloe Vera gel and Shea butter on my toes to get my complexion back which won't be long because it's already working, won't he do it!! lol. I wrote this review because I seen so many blacks discouraged after seeing the white circles but DONT BE. treatment is not over! keep going until that skin falls off and remember to treat them after to get your color back. Good luck!

I have never written any reviews about the stuffs but this product has truly changed my mind. I had a corn 6 months ago, and it doesn't stop hurting me until now, thanks to MOSCO. The corn was really bad, even a single touch makes me want to cry. And now, I can finally feel my toe again!P/s: the pads will whiten your toe, but don't freak out! Be patient and keep using it, and the miracle will come to you too! I am still using another one to get rid of the whites, but the pain no longer stays with me.

For my face. I cut off the excess tape to apply it on my face. It works just like the other brand. BUT; face warts are stubborn. It has been 2.5 months and going. The wart is much smaller, and not even noticeable by other people. I will keep using it until the wart is all gone. To apply it; I first wash my face well; and scrape the top layer of the wart with a stone sold on Amazon for manicure or pedicure purpose. It comes in pink color in small stick form. Apply this wart remover and keep it on for 48 hours between reapplication. I am afraid of using freezing technique on face. So, I would rather take care of it myself than seeing a dermatologist. Wart remover has liquid form; but it burns, which scares me.

I wore one wrapped around my toe for a few days and it turned the area white and then whatever was there went away. In other words these worked and did so rather unobtrusively and comfortably. And I'm writing this a few weeks out from the experience and there have no repercussions of any kind, so I recommend this product and would purchase again.

Worked fast and painlessly. After maybe a week the corn just came off with a pad and I didn't even notice.

the best corn remover that I could find! This amazing product removed one of my corns and I am in the process of removing the other corn I have...so glad that finally something really works! just for the record, I had these corns for almost 17 years! So I strongly recommend this pads...

These corn remover pads work!!! And they are easy to use. I previously used the Dr. Scholl corn remover pads, but they come in two parts (the disk and the adhesive to keep the disk on) and they are a real PITA to use. The disk does not hold well, so by the time you try to put on the adhesive covering, the disk moves - grrr - and the adhesive covering itself does not stick well. The Mosco corn removal pads are one piece, and they are easy to put on and they stay put until you take them off. These are now my go-to corn removal pads. Try them, you will be a convert like I am.

Great value. Sticks but will be less sticky and move with socks and shoes. Had to use surgical tape to make it stay put. These really work. Once you take it off after a few days your skin will be white from the medication and lack of air. Once it dries up the skin hardens and peels away. You may need to treat the same area twice. Few weeks later the normal skin returns back to a color to match the rest of foot making it hard to notice that you ever had the corn. Good product! Great cost!

Used for a painful corn on my big toe.

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