Dr. Scholl's Foam Ease Corn Cushions 9 ea(Pack of 4)

The nice things about these is that they stay on for a reasonable length of time. I used these for spot protection near my tailbone when riding my bike and they will stay in place for a week or more which makes them more economical.

These corn cushions are far far superior in staying in place than the store brand imitations which have crummy stickiness. Dr. Scholl's is well worth the higher price.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are wonderful! Great for wearing with heels, boots or any pair of shoes that cause discomfort. Very durable and they stay in place for hours. Easy to use and small enough to keep a few in your purse for emergencies.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My feet love this product. It feels very comfortable to use and the most important thing is the relief I receive when using it. With Dr. Scholls Corn Cushion I have stopped worrying about the pain in my feet!

I've tried the various corn removers, and for some reason they just don't get the corn out completely, so in a day or two it hurts again. I've been having a hard time finding these corn cushions, I see that people are lamenting the fact that the small size isn't available any more, it seems even these larger ones are disappearing! But the Dr. Scholl brand sticks all day and night for me, and even two days if I don't shower the second day. So the claims of them falling off right away seem exaggerated to me, but either way they work great for me. Gonna buy some here so I can stop trying to find them in 3 or 4 different stores. Great product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It's very soft and comfortable Easy to apply Fits with all shoes Comfortable for the whole day Highly recommended This product is very comfortable and easy to apply and fits with all types of shoes for the whole day long

For years the only way to "provide immediate and all-day relief from painful corns, shoe pressure and friction" for a corn between my little toe and the one next to it was the small size corn cusions. But it seems that size is no longer available. I've been lucky that I still have a very small stash, but I don't know what I'll do once that limited supply runs out. Surgery is not an option, and neither is using corn remover products. Moleskin doesn't help at all. The larger size corn cushion doesn't work for me. It's too big to stick to either toe. I tried cutting off the two ends, but it still doesn't fit. And even if it did, the hole is so large that it would allow the corn on my little toe to come into contact with the other toe. I tried taping the cushion to my toe, but that covered the hole, thus eliminating the benefit. More than wasting money on both the larger cushions and adhesive tape, I'm very upset about not being able to buy a product that has always worked so well for me. You might even say that I'm sorely - both figuratively and literally - disappointed. Giving this product only 3 stars is totally a factor of no longer being able to buy the size I need. Otherwise it would be a 5-star rating, because that size consistently provided the relief I need, exactly as described by Dr. Scholl's, and as I quoted above.

For years I had used the between the toes corn cushions because they were softer and thinner than the current corn cushions. I haven't been able to find them for a long time now and since switching to the current corn cushions really miss the additional comfort they afforded my very sensitive corn on the inside of my left foot pinky toe. Is there somewhere I can go to get any remaining inventory on the between the toe corn cushions?

These "old style" ones are too big and the holes are too big for pinky toes, which is the only place where I need them. I found a whole case of a generic version of the small ones online a couple of years ago. They weren't great, but I managed with them. Now even those aren't available. Drugstore brands don't stick.

Not worth spending money on and very expensive. I'll be buying them from somewhere else