🌽 Corn Remover Liquid for Foot Corns and Calluses - 15ml Review

I have a stubborn callus on my right foot and have tried everything to get rid of it. From pumice stone, Dr. Scholls callus remover and more. None worked. I gave up and the calluses grew until walking was too painful. I stumbled across this while looking for callus removers but was skeptical. This remover has worked wonders for my corn! Soak the corn and pumice stone in warm water for 10 minutes for this to take effect. Use a pumice stone to remove hard skin, then apply a drop of callus remover

Seriously this is an amazing product. For about 18 months I had calluses on my foot that were killing me and preventing me from walking normally. I had to walk on one side of the foot. which was starting to strain my ankle. It felt like a pebble getting under your skin. I made 6 visits to 2 different podiatrists. Both did nothing but shave with a scalpel. This brought some relief, but it always returned after a week or two. I have tried almost every callus and callus remover and nothing on the…

I won't share before and after but in May I got a callus on my left toe and after 5 months it was still disgusting and bothering me. This is the only product that when applied directly to a corn will literally dry it out and be a thing of the past. I can not believe that. I took my time using the product before writing a review because I wanted my review to be meaningful. The toe is healed. Thank goodness because the experience was painful and upsetting. Very good product. I definitely…

Has worked after 3 treatments (approx. 48 hours each) on a very stubborn callus. When used correctly, it remains waterproof so you can shower or bathe with ease. You will hardly feel it after application because it is so thin and flexible. Be careful, the corn looks pretty rough after the first or second treatment. Mine turned pale and a little bubbly except it was still very stiff in the middle.

What a miracle! I got a callus (maybe a wart, I don't know) last November and I've tried so many ways to close it remove including but not limited to cutting, burning, pampering with apple cider vinegar, eating garlic and ginger.Finally it will cure me!I must say it will be a long campaign.First you need tape and bandage to seal your wart afterwards cover you have poured the drug. Then go to bed and the next morning it will be something white. Do not touch and hold until you feel an itch. Then…

No, did not remove the callus but may have helped soften the area around the callus allowing a razor blade to remove the outer callus but leaving the core of the callus. . Used religiously for 2 weeks. The instructions are in such small print that it took a 10x magnifying glass to read them, and that's with 20/20 eyesight. Didn't hurt the area and might have helped soften some.

Bought this product based on reviews. It's definitely a goalkeeper! I have had calluses on both feet for years and even after a pedicure the skin hardened after a few days. I have been using this product every few days for the last 3 weeks and my calluses have almost completely disappeared! So shocked it actually worked! I make sure to exfoliate, moisturize, and rub my feet, and with fluffy socks put band-aids (soaked in the product) on the calluses at night to allow the fluid to seep through…

I have not used this product before so I have no information to add to his reviews on how well it works. BUT I couldn't believe my eyes when I read the ingredient list and this product claims to contain PANGOLIN. Directly on the label. If so, I'm not sure I can use this product in good conscience. Pangolins are a protected species, and tens of thousands in Africa poach them for use in TCM, traditional Chinese medicine. I encourage potential users who are concerned about poaching to be aware of…

I should have given 5 stars. As I have tried too many products, no effect, only this product has an effect, I am pleasantly surprised. I wouldn't normally rate something like this, but I hope this helps someone. Background: I had a type of plantar wart since early childhood. My father had them too. My guess is that there is some sort of genetic component or predisposition to certain species. In any case. My mother cut them with a sharp cuticle clipper and I did the same to them as I got older…