Dr. LukeCorn Removers for Toes: Deep Corn Removal for Feet Hand - Fast Acting Salicylic Acid Wart Corn Removers for Feet Hand Corn Callus Plantar Wart Common Wart Flat Wart-0.5 Oz

Can honestly say it’s worth every dollar. My corns got reduced within a week. Great product

This stuff actually works. I will say though that it did take me trying it a second time for me to actually to get a good result, however, the results were worth the trouble. I’m literally so shocked that the corn on my pinky toe finally came off after having been on my foot for years on end. It’s insane! I’m so blown away.

I was skeptical to use this bc I am a first timer of this kind of product. This worked really well. I applied it twice a day for about a week. The skin around the corn started to peel and it eventually took the whole corn off. There are still signs of the corn however it is much smaller. The instructions are clear to understand which I appreciate!

I’ve tried so many different wart removers. This one was quick, effective and less painful. I am so happy with this product!

I just got this product today and am using it tonight for the first time. BUT, might be important for some people 🤷🏻‍♀️First, I’ll see that I almost couldn’t even get the “inner plug” out… it took a lot of effort, time, and I almost sliced my finger open multiple times in the process. JUST as I was finally about to say, “screw it, maybe it’s a manufacturering thing, I’ll request as replacement”, I finally got it. It was really, really in there though.There’s a few things I wanted to share though upon my initial impression…. if you’re using this for a plantar wart (really any other other warts also), consider not using the brush. They are viral and can spread to other areas. Sure, the product on the brush is supposed to kill the wart, but in an effort to prevent contamination of the liquid in the bottle and for other similar reasons.. I would consider not using the brush to apply the liquid. From years of clinical healthcare experience, some alternatives could be a clean qtip (ideally, a sterile cotton tipped applicator), or individually wrapped coffee stir sticks (obviously not sterile, but still better than double dipping 🤷🏻‍♀️ either the very small diameter straw type using your finger as a stopper to suck the liquid up when the other end is in the bottle or even the wooden type that are like 1/2 cm in width or so if it will hold enough liquid to apply one coat using each end…. Just ideas), or even transferring it to a new, clean amber glass bottle with a dropper top instead of the included brush (as long as you don’t touch the tip of the dropper to the skin when applying). I worked with a very old school, amazing pediatrician for a while and his go to for treatment of his patients was always “beetle juice” (cantharone)… same application process as this liquid essentially, same amber glass bottle—and that is how he always applied it to prevent contamination of the liquid. Unfortunately, it has been decades since it was FTA approved, and really available in the US and from my experience really only ever used by old school providers.I’ve gotten them on my feet for the better part of the last decade. I saw a podiatrist when it first started for treatment. He scrapped them out over a few treatments every few weeks and told me to clean any shoe area (most importantly, but also hard floors, shower floors, etc) with alcohol that comes in contact with my feet until he is satisfied with the treatment being successful. I wear flip flops at least 10 months out of the year and always wear socks if my feet aren’t in flip flops because it’s always just a personal ick for me for some reason … I started slacking on cleaning my shoes and shower floor as he advised and as they were about 90% cleared up with the treatments, stupidly. And I’ve been in and endless cycle ever since trying to avoid having to go back in for it due to time/schedule/work/family stuff. Just something to think about…

Use it sparingly but it works better than you over the counter stuff. You can literally burn your arm completely off your body stuff works well

The convenience of this product is obvious. You get a more controlled use of this product because of the brush that let's you apply it as you please rather than a less controlled squeeze-out tube such as Compound W. It's the same case with the bandages with salicylic acid because of how large the bandage is in comparison with the small amount of space on your hand it covers (the zone of medication on the bandage is very small in comparison with the size of the bandage). I highly recommend this product and have had a positive experience using it on my warts.

I’ve used this for 3 days so far and I already see a big improvement .

This only took 2 days and I was wart free. Great stuff. It does crystalize around the lid, just make sure it is tightly closed.

Actually I didn't see any change . The instruction is unclear also. How can the warts get off with just a mask?