Compound W Maximum Strength One Step Plantar Wart Remover Foot Pads, Salicylic Acid, 20 Count

The will save you hundreds of dollars. YES they work. Depending on the size of the wart it may take 2 packs. it took 2 and 3 weeks to kill mine. Highly recommend

gross stuff dealing with what these treat, but somehow from walking around barefoot, I got a plantar wart. Nothing worked. Put one of these on. Took it off after the max time I could wear (took it off after shower so adhesive was softer) and the wart wiped off. Gross, I know. I gagged But it DOES work!

I got this item for my boyfriend and he said that it was very very hard to keep this product on the bottom of his foot because his feet will get moist but he did leave it on for several days and he said that when he took it off that a huge patch of skin came off with the Band-Aid and he said that his foot has felt better than it has in many years but that he did not get all of the plantar wart out of his foot but that before he was having to take like tomato cookers and cut away some of the skin but then everyone to two weeks he was having to do the same thing and he used her product a couple days after Christmas and it's almost a month later and he's not going to do it again yet I would very highly recommend this product thank you so very much.

OVERALL A GREAT PRODUCT. YOU HAVE TO MAKE SURE TO DO YOUR PART. AFTER 24 HOURS YOU REALLY NEED TO WASH AND DRY THEN GET A DREMEL OR EMORY BOARD TO RUB AWAY SKIN THAT MEDICATED DISK DISSOLVED DONT RUSH IT.

These bandaids work well, however the sticky part is smaller than their other compound w bandaids, so they shift around easier on the bottom of the foot. might be better suited for hands.

These worked well to remove the wart I had on my toe, however, I would not recommend it unless the wart is on the flat of your foot. I had to cut out the medicinal part and use a regular bandaid. Otherwise it would not have stayed wrapped around my toe.

not very user friendly. Bags they come in say tear here but it doesnt. The directions arent very specific. Am i supposed to change out the pad every 48 hours? or keep it on for a while until it falls off then after 48 put a new one on? Call the number and they are closed.

The pads don’t stay on your foot especially if it’s on the pad by your toes. I had to cut mine and duct tape them. That and the process seemed much more painful than using the bottled kind. Much more time consuming. The liquid bottle does much better.

The medicine is very effective, but the pad itself is awful. It’s so stiff that it peels up or slides around. You’re supposed to change out the pad every 48 hours, but I’m lucky if mine will last half a day. I’m limited to putting one on overnight (with some medipore over it), then monitoring it throughout the next day until it starts to shift. But only if it’s a day I’m home all day and only have light walking planned. I don’t dare wear these to work as I spend hours on my feet. I’m quite over finding out that it’s slid and is now killing perfectly healthy skin elsewhere on my feet, not to mention that having to replace the pad so often more than doubled the cost.

Will not stay on so it’s totally ineffective. It won’t even stay on with tape over it. It just slides out of place so the medicine won’t stay in the right location.