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

It took a week to remove the irregular tissue from my hand. The little patches stayed on well unless I dint wear gloves when working with water.

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

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.

I have taken photos for you here of the size so that you can see if these might be the best product for you. They are a little bit larger than a quarter as you can see by the photo. I thought that I could cut these patches in half. However, the adhesion area takes up most of the pad! That means it’s great adhesion! But you can’t cut them in half because then adhesion isn’t on the side that you cut. If you look closely at the photos, you can see that the place that it sunken in, is the area where the wart goes.😂From what I read online, you might consider just ordering 2 packs of these because from what they say is that Plantar’s wart takes a couple of months to go away using Salicylic Acid.Salicylic Acid is THE thing that they recommend online through pretty much all sources to get rid of Plantar’s Wart so these patches are a great thing! I looked for DIY stuff online but they didn’t appear to be great ideas that work consistently. This wart solution looked like the best option to me after that research.The adhesion is so good that it can last through a shower so I’m hoping that this is the first and last container I must go through to get rid of this thing!I love that they are so convenient bit I won’t give them a 5 star rating because it’s too early to tell if they get rid of it - although all research points to the fact that they should work so that’s good.Important: I should also mention that it says online that you must file down the Plantar’s Wart first before you put on the patches. Then, this product can really get in there and do the job!I hope that this information and photos help you determine if this is the best choice for you or not and wishing you a good shopping experience!

It just doesn't work, it may be a bad batch, but this doesn't seem to have any medication. After 24 hours there was barely any effect on my skin. In contrast the Compound W bandages are extremely effective. I recommend paying a little more for those.

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.

These work fine for this problem.

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.