Plantar Wart Corn Remover for Feet: Salicylic Acid Wart Corn Removal Treatment for Toes Foot Finger

I used this both on my own wart (on my knee) and on plantar warts or corns (not really sure which they are!) on the bottom of my wife's foot. They didn't seem like they did much of anything at first. Feels like painting a body part with a thin coat of rubber glue. But then you just leave it on. It doesn't hurt. And when you get tired of it being there the next day, it peels off and takes some of that dead skin/wart skin with it. Which SOUNDS painful, but it totally wasn't. I guess it only really penetrates enough layers of skin to take stuff off that is dead and doesn't hurt to remove. I can't see this accidentally peeling off painful live skin or anything. Also, it more or less came off in one piece. It's not something you have to scrub or pick at to get off. It's not going to completely heal a spot that's a mess in one use. You have to keep at it. But it's quick and easy. It dries fast, so you can walk around on it VERY quickly without...you know...tracking glue type stuff onto your floor. Somehow, it doesn't seem to stick to dirt and get disgusting. It's more like a quickly-sealing bandage that you peel off the next day or whatever. Over and over until the area is nice and healthy.

I recently tried the Pureskin Corn Removal for Feet product, and I must say that it has exceeded my expectations. As someone who has struggled with corns on my feet for quite some time, I have tried various remedies and treatments, but none have been as effective as this one.The Pureskin Corn Removal for Feet comes in a convenient and easy-to-use package. The kit includes a corn removal gel, adhesive pads, and a detailed instruction guide. The gel has a pleasant scent and is gentle on the skin, making it suitable for those with sensitive feet.I followed the instructions provided and applied the gel onto the affected area. The gel has a cooling effect and is quickly absorbed into the skin. I then placed the adhesive pad over the gel and left it overnight. The next morning, I removed the pad to find that the corn had significantly reduced in size.Over the course of a week, I repeated this process, and I'm thrilled to say that the corn completely disappeared. Not only did the Pureskin Corn Removal product remove the corn, but it also left my skin feeling smooth and soft.What impressed me the most about this product is its long-lasting effects. Unlike other treatments I have tried in the past, the corn has not reappeared. I can confidently say that Pureskin Corn Removal has provided me with a permanent solution to my corn problem.Overall, I highly recommend Pureskin Corn Removal for Feet to anyone struggling with corns. It is a reliable, affordable, and efficient solution. Say goodbye to discomfort and hello to healthier, corn-free feet with this remarkable product

**EDIT:Uhh. Wow. A few days since using this, and I went to debride. A thick chunk of skin came off almost painlessly revealing bright pink shiny skin. Localized a much smaller amount on the smaller warts themselves. Put topical Zinc Oxide on the exposed pink flesh of my skin. I would highly suggest an antiseptic spray before every application, too. Still working great! Just thought I’d update in the potency of this stuff. The warts are not gone as of yet, but it looks promising!**I just started, mind you, last night. I’ve used the little sticker dots with the cushions in the past, and they didn't work very well. However, this product is already working!8pm:I took a hot shower, dried my foot, and applied this on to my plantar warts (I have a few on the bottom of my big toe), waited for it to dry, added another layer, and then used 1” duct tape and wrapped my toe.The next morning, 10am:Removed my make-shift bandage. To my amazement, some of the warts have turned white, and they are already starting to peel off with the tape! I was amazed, and a tad grossed out haha! I know it’s not cured overnight obviously, but it is so amazing to see it already working in conjunction with the duct tape therapy!The liquid is viscous, so it won’t slide around/drip or cause you issues when applying. There is a light sting, but nothing too horrible. The smell is almost menthol-like, once again, nothing bad. I like the mix of herbs and the salicylic acid.To get rid of pesky warts, just keep using this and duct tape! If you have a job where you have to come home and shower every day like I do, just dry your affected area and reapply the liquid and duct tape ASAP.

First, the good news. It worked. I would have posted a video, but the toe involved went Wee, Wee, Wee all the way home before I had the chance.It took a while to work, and I became skeptical that it would, but I kept at it. Then, one day, there was no pain. Heaven, I'm in heaven.There were problems in the beginning. When I opened the package, I could not get the bottle out; it was glued to the box. Eventually, it came out, but it was covered with leakage from the bottle. I tried cleaning the exterior, but I never got all of it. It didn’t have any difficulties sticking to my fingers. I had to wash my hands every time I used it.I sent a message to the address in the email asking for another bottle. After some thought, I decided not to and sent a message canceling that request. I wanted to start the process and thought it should do its job with the remaining amount. (It came close to the end.). Four applications a day were trying, but see paragraphs 1 and 2 above.I wasn’t impressed with the instructions or the communication interface. But that’s another story.Good product. Bad packaging.

The results will be effective if you follow the instructions and use it twice a day for 2 weeks. As a precaution, I have ordered an additional bandage to cover the treated area in 5 minutes after the acid has been applied.

Works wonders!!!