Clear Away Plantar Wart Remover Extra-Thick Bandages for Feet, 24 Treatments - Clinically Proven Effective Wart Removal and Cushioning Pain Relief, Comfortable Multi-Day Coverage Patches

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.

These work great- you just have to help them a bit. I have a couple suggestions. Many of these review complaints are about the circular bandage not being adhesive enough and falling off. This is true, but that is a simple fix. Just pop a band-aid over it. I recommend the flexible fabric ones, especially if the wart is in a tricky spot! Now another thing is the instructions say to wear for 48 hours. Now, if you are like me and shower every day, this brings up the issue of getting your bandages wet. There is another simple fix. I just take the band-aid/circular patch off. Make sure the little medicine disc stays attached to the circle pad and not on your skin. Throw away JUST the band-aid part and NOT the circles. Take your shower. Then once the area is COMPLETELY dry, re-apply the previously used medicine disc and circular patch. It is still working! Then pop a new band-aid over it. This may seem like doing alot, but if you shower every day then this IS the way. Otherwise you are only using half of the medicines worth by putting on a new one every day (24 hours) instead of every 48 hours. Therefore, wasting your money. After about 1.5 weeks of this, I looked at the wart and the skin around it seemed to have an edge- like I could pull it up. So I did and it came off like a lid of the wart- yet a bit attached. I had to do some pulling and gutted maybe half the wart out. I then stopped using the medicine so that it could heal and I would see what it looked like/how much wart was left. I had plenty of medicine left and was in no rush. But, if you are pressed for time, just continue using regularly. After a couple weeks I began back up and the "lid" thing happened again after a couple days. Pulled it off, and got more wart out. It is almost gone now, so im just continuing until its all the way there. Loved this. Enjoyed using it. Kinda want another wart so I can do it again. Fun science project 😆

These wart removers work well and easy to put on. It took the wart away in a couple of days so pretty effective. So a short duration with no side effects or skin irration. Good value for the money. The bandaid were a little big for the size I needed and as the size it said it was advertised online, but I made it work by cutting one up to put it on the spot I needed it on. A decent product, but advertise better.

My plantar wart fell off in TWO days! I’ve never had a wart on my foot before, I get them on my hands usually, and most products take a solid 7-14 days to work for me. But I applied the first one of these, and when it was time to change to the second one 48 hours later I was shocked to see the wart was already all the way gone!

This wart remover does its job, but it’s not a quick fix. It provides cushioning and some pain relief, but the actual wart removal process takes time and consistency. 🔹 Effective, But Slow The medicated pads do help soften the wart over time, but results aren’t immediate. It can take weeks of continuous use before you see noticeable progress. 🔹 Mixed Adhesive Performance The extra-thick cushions are comfortable, but the adhesive could be stronger. Some pads stayed on fine, while others peeled off too easily during the day, especially with activity. ✅ Pros: Provides cushioning and pain relief Clinically proven salicylic acid treatment Works if used consistently over several weeks ❌ Cons: Adhesive isn’t always reliable Requires long-term use for results Not ideal for active people who need patches to stay put Overall: A decent option for treating plantar warts if you’re patient and consistent, but don’t expect overnight results. Stronger adhesive and quicker effectiveness would make it much better.

Works but takes a long time. I've been using them for one on the bottom of my foot for roughly 2 years. It's working but slowly.

All things considered, this is an effective over the counter treatment. I have a hard to remove plantars wart. I have been battling it's removal for years now. It has been surgically removed by a doctor and it came back. I've been freezing AND applying patches at home. Every once in a while, I let the wart air out without treatment and cut pieces out with my pocket knife. Then resume treatments. I'm not sure if it's cured this time. Probably not. But it is much more bearable to walk on. So yeah,I still have a wart. So why the five stars? Because if the doctor couldn't cut it out, then this is probably as good as it is gonna get. Also, stickiness is an issue. Here's the trick to get these things to stick -- One, place them in your hot car and let them heat up for a few days. Two, make sure you file the wart and the area down in a hot shower with a pumice stone. Apply the patches that have been heated in your hot car for a few days on immediately after you dry your feet from the shower. They should stick so good you can wear a patch for 48 hours. Even in your next shower, it'll stay on.

Was really hoping the 1 star reviews were wrong.... but this product sucks. It's completely ineffective at treating anything. It won't stay on the foot. Bandage or treatment pad just falls off. Useless.

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.

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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.

At first I was skeptical whether it would actually help, but it really did help my husband. He now walks painfree and doesn't feel it anymore. Great product and would purchase again if needed.

Did the job on a foot wart in about week. Didn't use the round padded dressings, just the treatment spot covered with the sticky side bit cut off a regular fabric bandaid to hold it in place. Changed the dressing every 48hours, keeping it dry in between. Teenager got sick of waiting and pulled the wart off after a week. There was some blood, but it left a crater and looks to be healing well now.