Dr. Scholl's Clear Away Plantar WART Remover // 24 Discs/24 Cushions, Clinically Proven, Maximum Strength Without a Prescription, Cushioning Pad Relieves Pain, 24 Treatments

After trying the stick salicylic acid and the over the count wart freezing tool, I was pretty ready to give up. My kid had some really big warts on their feet and nothing was working. I found these on Amazon and was really impressed with how well they work and how easy they were to use. I still put some tape over the top of them because my child is super-active, but within a week the warts were coming right off, some even came off when I removed the sticker. Highly recommend, I will use them straight away if the warts ever come back.

Well, I'll be darned. It actually worked! I had a tiny plantar wart near my left heel; it wasn't really visible, but I could feel it when I walked or pressed on it. Decided to give this treatment a try. I had trouble getting it to stick the first time because my foot was still a little bit wet from my shower. However, once I got it on, it stayed stuck for the 48 hrs. I even went into a pool for about twenty minutes and it didn't come off. Yesterday, I noticed offhand that I didn't have as much pain, but didn't really think about it. Tonight, I went to change the pad (I did so every 48 hours, as directed), and I noticed there was a little bump on the underside of the medicated dot. I looked at the bottom of my foot and yep, there was a little hole where the wart had been. It took about two weeks (six pads), but again, the wart was very tiny. I definitely recommend giving it a try. Just remember to make sure your skin is totally dry before you put it on.

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I had a giant plantar wart on my foot that I had neglected for way too long, so before going to the doctor to have it frozen off, I decided to try this product first to see if it work. Initially, it didn't seem to make any difference, but once I started scrapping the dead skin off with a razor, and applying a new patch daily, I was able to reduce the wart's size noticeably in only two weeks. A month later, the wart is still there, but in a greatly reduced state, moreover, no more pain when I walk. I am hopeful another month I might actually able to slay it. So definitely works and worth the price. It is really important to have a clean foot when applying the bandages, otherwise they won't stick. Better, after bathing, swap the area with rubbing alcohol as that will really ensure the glue on the bandage will adhere to the skin. Also, one needs to scrape of the dead skin so that the next bandage medicine and dissolve the next layer of skin. And be patient, it will work if you are consistent with application and scraping, and it sure beats going to the doctor for an expensive and often painful removal.

Dr. Scholl’s Clear Away goes to battle against stubborn plantar warts with medicated discs that hit hard and cushioning pads that keep things comfy. Easy to use, effective over time, and way less awkward than explaining your foot situation at the pharmacy.