KONGDY One Step Corn Remover Pads, 6 Count

Don't' waste your money on this product! It is as bad as Dr. Scholls. Does not stick too long and does soften the corn or peel it. All that happened was it left a red dye on my toe! I found another one in Walmart called Mosco® One Step Corn Remover Pads - 8 CT. It sells for $2.94. It removed my corn in two days flat!

I had a GIANT sized corn on the inside of my right pinky toe and let it go FAR too long without addressing it. Just because it was cheap and well reviewed, I ordered this 6-count corn remover kit and here's what I did to get rid of my corn (note: the white rubber circle was not big enough to cover the whole corn because it was so huge):Day 1: put corn pad on the main part of the corn (note in each case, I had to supplement these corn pads with a secondary band-aid to help secure them to my pinky toe, as the bandage on the corn pads wasn't long enough to wrap around my whole toe)Day 2: put a new corn pad on the main part of the cornDay 3: put another new corn pad on the remainder of the corn that couldn't be covered by the first 2 padsDay 4: took a straight edge razor blade (new, sanitized) and cut the first layer of dead skin off the corn, being careful not to draw blood or cut healthy skin. Put a new corn pad on what was left (which was pretty unsightly)Day 5: took a straight edge razor blade (new, sanitized) and cut the larger, second layer of dead skin off the corn, again being careful not to draw blood or cut healthy skin. Put a new corn pad on what was left (which was even more unsightly)Day 6: put a regular band-aid on to cover and protect the skinBy day 8 or 9 new skin was growing and I could peel off the dead skin that was left over.By day 10 everything looked pretty good!Note that if I hadn't accelerated this process by cutting the dying corn a few times, I think the whole cycle would have taken a LOT longer. I would definitely order this product again if I had another corn, though I wouldn't wait as long as I did last time to deal with it.

The red stuff came out even though I pressed firmly, but time will tell if these pads actually work.

Didn't stay on overnight in bed! Slid off of corn when I tried another one while at work.

Saw these were fairly cheap and lots of reviews said they were better then the Scholls brand so bought a pack. They really didn't seem to have any affect on my corn and just seemed to leave a red dye all over my toe. They also didn't stay on for very long - just one night and a morning shower and they fell off my toe. I immediately bought some Scholls corn plasters and found they stayed on my toe for many days and quickly removed the corn with a much better quality of product

it doesn't work at all, I have used 6 tries, it falls off, unsticks all the time!!!!!!!

Thumbs up on this product! Works quickly, almost quicker than expected.

The corn was still partially there after I used all of the removers. Maybe next time I need to buy a bigger one.