Dr. Scholl's Clear Away Plantar Wart Remover Extra-Thick Bandages for Feet, 24 Treatments - Clinically Proven Effective Wart Removal and Cushioning Pain Relief, Comfortable Multi-Day Coverage Patches

It took 2 attempts, but it worked for removing a plantar wart. On each attempt, I went through 2 of the 24 count boxes. The second time I was more aggressive in removing any dead skin each time I changed the bandage, which I changed every 2 days. The idea was to expose the wart to as much acid as possible without dead skin as a barrier, but without causing bleeding. This strategy seems to have made all of the difference. I was skeptical at first as I had suffered previously from a similar-sized plantar wart on the same foot approximately 17 years earlier. In that case, the wart could only be removed with professional help using 2 attempts with a blistering agent and following 4 unsuccessful surgeries. Either this product did not exist back then or I was not aware of it. It should be noted that these bandages stayed on even after 15 mile hikes, and I never had any issues with them coming off prematurely.

All things considered, this is an effective over the counter treatment. I have a hard to remove plantars wart. I have been battling it's removal for years now. It has been surgically removed by a doctor and it came back. I've been freezing AND applying patches at home. Every once in a while, I let the wart air out without treatment and cut pieces out with my pocket knife. Then resume treatments. I'm not sure if it's cured this time. Probably not. But it is much more bearable to walk on. So yeah,I still have a wart. So why the five stars? Because if the doctor couldn't cut it out, then this is probably as good as it is gonna get. Also, stickiness is an issue. Here's the trick to get these things to stick -- One, place them in your hot car and let them heat up for a few days. Two, make sure you file the wart and the area down in a hot shower with a pumice stone. Apply the patches that have been heated in your hot car for a few days on immediately after you dry your feet from the shower. They should stick so good you can wear a patch for 48 hours. Even in your next shower, it'll stay on.

Dr. Scholl's Clear Away Plantar Wart Remover Extra-Thick Bandages are a true lifesaver for anyone struggling with the discomfort of plantar warts. This product delivers exactly what it promises: clinically proven, effective wart removal coupled with much-needed cushioning pain relief. The extra-thick bandages are surprisingly comfortable, providing multi-day coverage that stays put, even on the foot. The application is straightforward, and the salicylic acid treatment works diligently to eliminate the wart without causing undue irritation to the surrounding skin. What truly sets these bandages apart is the immediate pain relief they offer. The cushioning acts as a welcome buffer, making walking and daily activities significantly more tolerable while the treatment does its job. With 24 treatments in one pack, it offers excellent value and ensures you have enough supply to tackle even stubborn warts. For anyone seeking a reliable, comfortable, and effective solution for plantar warts, Dr. Scholl's Clear Away is an absolute must-try. It's a product that genuinely delivers on its promises, providing both relief and a clear path to healthier feet.

I've been using this product for years and decided to finally write a review in case it helps someone else. I don't use it for a plantar wart, but I do get these uncomfortable, small callus-type spots on my feet that can be excruciating to walk on (can feel like a small pebble stuck in your foot). This product offers both the spot treatment that can help dissolve them and the cushion cover to make walking on them bearable. Highly recommend, and there's value for the money as the box comes with multiple applications.

Should’ve written this review sooner. I had this wart cluster on my foot for a very long time, and it was always bothering me. Assume sky I picked it up at one of several children’s events. Previously only “parts” of the wart went away. This product really showed me how deep the cluster had gone. I was convinced I would have a divot in my big toe permanently in the midst of this. I used these from January 7th to February 27th to effectively remove everything. Instructions said to basically trim the dead tissue as it went on. (I used a nail clipper which I sterilized with alcohol.) The very last picture was taken after the fact, the first week of March, completely healed and looking like normal. It was a long process but worth it. Warning: pics are gross but fascinating.

These worked very well! I usually use Compound W which does work but the patches are very bulky. I had 3 in a diagonal line on the side of my foot and for being so tiny they hurt so bad!!!! The only thing I didn't like about these it how when I go to pull it off it leaves nasty goo. I also use tape to reinforce and make sure it stays in place.

These work great- you just have to help them a bit. I have a couple suggestions. Many of these review complaints are about the circular bandage not being adhesive enough and falling off. This is true, but that is a simple fix. Just pop a band-aid over it. I recommend the flexible fabric ones, especially if the wart is in a tricky spot! Now another thing is the instructions say to wear for 48 hours. Now, if you are like me and shower every day, this brings up the issue of getting your bandages wet. There is another simple fix. I just take the band-aid/circular patch off. Make sure the little medicine disc stays attached to the circle pad and not on your skin. Throw away JUST the band-aid part and NOT the circles. Take your shower. Then once the area is COMPLETELY dry, re-apply the previously used medicine disc and circular patch. It is still working! Then pop a new band-aid over it. This may seem like doing alot, but if you shower every day then this IS the way. Otherwise you are only using half of the medicines worth by putting on a new one every day (24 hours) instead of every 48 hours. Therefore, wasting your money. After about 1.5 weeks of this, I looked at the wart and the skin around it seemed to have an edge- like I could pull it up. So I did and it came off like a lid of the wart- yet a bit attached. I had to do some pulling and gutted maybe half the wart out. I then stopped using the medicine so that it could heal and I would see what it looked like/how much wart was left. I had plenty of medicine left and was in no rush. But, if you are pressed for time, just continue using regularly. After a couple weeks I began back up and the "lid" thing happened again after a couple days. Pulled it off, and got more wart out. It is almost gone now, so im just continuing until its all the way there. Loved this. Enjoyed using it. Kinda want another wart so I can do it again. Fun science project 😆

Sometimes works sometimes don't. Good for small warts but very easy to fall if you didn't use the cushion. I use the bandage to tape it on my warts. Also stops working after 3~4 packs.