Dr. Scholl's Callus Remover with Duragel Technology (4 Ct) Removes Calluses Fast

Theses will surprise once you figure out out how to put them your callus. in two days, they will eat right straight through that callous. VERY IMPORTANT. You can also sleep without your socks on and you don't have to worry about the pads coming off and being found in the bed days later. Lol. They're almost see-through on the pad. The only thing you'll ever see is a little medicine tab. The whole pad is very thin, and cleat, and fits better than a glove.

Great value; excellent product; quick delivery.

I’ve been having a very painful callous on my right foot that was paralyzed long time ago. I don’t know why I didn’t do this earlier; my concern was that; it would hurt more by using this that eats up the callous! Well with In a week the pain had subsided and I was able to walk on my foot again! You see being paralyzed I no longer can walk on the bottom of my foot because I cannot lift my foot with each step. But I walk only on the side of my foot! Thanks you guys great product! Mickey

This Dr. Scholl's callus remover with Seal %26 Heal bandage is a convenient option for dealing with rough, hardened areas of skin on the feet. The kit is easy to use and comes with everything needed for a simple at-home treatment. I like that the bandage is designed to stay in place and cover the treated area, making the process more convenient. The callus remover is straightforward to apply, and the included bandage provides a protective covering afterward. The adhesive holds well when applied to clean, dry skin, and the overall design makes it easy to follow the directions without a complicated process. One thing I appreciate is the convenience of having the treatment and protective bandage together in one package. It saves the hassle of having to find a separate covering and makes the product easy to keep in a bathroom or first-aid supply area. The compact packaging is also convenient for storage or travel. As with any foot-care product, it's important to follow the package directions carefully and avoid using it on irritated or damaged skin unless the instructions specifically say it's appropriate. Using the product as directed helps make the experience safer and more comfortable. Overall, I'm pleased with the convenience and straightforward design of this Dr. Scholl's callus remover. The combination of callus treatment and a protective Seal %26 Heal bandage makes it a practical choice for routine foot care. It's easy to use, convenient to store, and a useful product to have on hand when dealing with rough skin.

I put one in Cocatiels cage it takes him time to get used to new things in his cage and he will like it when he tries the gravel paper he already likes gravel

Instructions are not clear and not easy to follow. The new Design really does not work as well as the old oval design. And the instructions don't make any sense at all. If I follow the instructions half the product would be on my toes on the back of my toes!

I bought the wrong item, but it was OK. I used it anyway. I bought the wrong item, but it was OK. I used it anyway.

So I used one box. It is s l o w l y working. I ordered a second box and not only had it been opened, there is no medication on the discs. They are just sticky, no red acid side. I’m returning. What happened to companies QA, not to mention Walmarts return QA?

Did not work and did not stick. Had to tape them on with medical tape because none of them would stick and then after following the directions the callus did not change in any way.

The medicated patch is the size of a dime. It looks like one of those round little bandaids you get after a shot at the doctor's office. The "Duragel Technology" is a gooey little oval thing with the center cut out in a shape that is not round like the doctor's office bandaid medicine thingy. The instructions recommend you leave the 2 step system on for 48 hours to get the result of "Removes Calluses Fast." 1st, you will have to remove the two parts from two separate plastic packet things (requires scissors or teeth). 2nd, you will have to assemble the gel/patch bandaid thingy. 3rd, you will have to peel the backing off the two parts (wait, that should be second). 4th, you will have to struggle because everything is sticking together the wrong way. 5th, you will have to throw that one away and start over because you messed it all up. 6th, repeat steps 1-4 and then you will realize there is a front and back part to pull off the gel thingy. 7th, you will finally get it on the callus and realize it's too small. 8th, you will try to apply another one to cover the whole callus and realize that will not work. 9th, you will throw all of the ones you "used" out (the count is up to 3 if you are wondering). 10th, you will use the last one of the four in the box and finally get it right (maybe?). 11th, you will put your shoe back on and realize the callus remover patch is now stuck to your sock after one hour of wear. 12th, you will try to restick it to the callus and this effort will be a fail. 13th, you accept the fact your callus is not going anywhere, any time soon. 14th, you will have to empty your trash can because you just filled it up.