Rite Aid Foot Care Maximum Strength Ultra-Thin Corn Removers - 18 Pads/ 18 Medicated Patches with Salicylic Acid 40% | Corn Remover for Toes and Feet | Corn Pads | Heel Callus Remover | Forefoot Pads

I've had a hard time finding these locally, so I'm way happy to see them as a Subscribe & Save item. They're the most comfy, effective and unobtrusive corn remedies that I've ever used. I find that the foam-pad type of cushioning pads sometimes add enough bulk to an area to start new friction points somewhere else on the foot; I don't have that problem with these. So yep, I want them on hand all the time!

it always works great . However it doesn't stick on for too long so I typically just put a bandaid over it and leave it on for about 2 days .

Seems to work as well as a lot of the others but the stickers don't quite seem to stick on as well as some of the other brands like Dr. Scholls.

These things work and has always worked

I bought this to treat a corn I have on the ball of my foot that is about a year old. There are two parts to the package. There are white medicated disks that are sticky on one side. They were about the exact size of my corn and the directions said to stick the disk to the corn, which I did. Over that, you place the included oval adhesive covers (like band-aids). The disk sticks in place to dissolve the corn and the adhesive cover helps to hold the disk in place. However, I found that the covers just didn't stay in place on my foot. At the end of the day, the cover would have moved leaving adhesive in different places on my foot. The medicated disk would then also move off my corn.The directions are to leave the same disk in place for 48 hours then put on a fresh one. The problem with this is that they come off in the shower and you cannot reapply them. Since they move around, you have to put a new one on each day. There are enough in the package for that, you just can't use them as directed. The medication did work, whitening the entire area and after five days, the size of my corn was smaller. Part of it just kind of peeled off with each disk.The problem was that after about a week, I was tired of dealing with the disk and cover moving around on my foot. I'm sure the corn hadn't fully dissolved by then because the disk just didn't stay in place. I debated putting a larger bandage over the cover to help hold it in place but decided to try something else instead. I bought the paint-on medication to finish treating my corn. (That worked but I couldn't wear socks while using it so it wouldn't be a good option during the winter.)Overall, this is a product that I think will work just not exactly as directed. You should plan to change the medicated disk and cover every day and if you do much walking you should apply a bandage or tape on top of the cover to help keep it in place.

Removed corn on foot- so it does what it's meant for

They really stay on,even in the shower

The pads are extremely thin ... but that's how they were described. I'm just used to thicker ones (cushions).