Maximum Strength One Step Plantar Wart Remover Foot Pads, 20 Ct

I had a small growth on the side of my pointer finger that suddenly appeared 2 years ago. It was so small that it didn’t bother me. But over this last summer, it started to get bigger. I was actually able to clip it off...but within days, it would grow right back. After reading reviews- I settled on this product, mainly for the price and the pictures of results. I did what other successful reviewers said to do. Carefully place the medicine circle part of the bandaid over your growth, press it down so the medicine patch sticks, then wrap carefully to make sure that the medicine circle doesn’t move. That circle ⭕️ is where the medicine is. So if you don’t do it carefully enough- and the circle shifts- it won’t be effective. Take your time placing it. They are super sticky- so once you place it on there- it’s staying. Also, if your wart is bigger than a pea, I don’t feel like this would work, as the circle of medicine is only about that big. I used approx 2 bandaids per day, placing one in the morning, and then another in the evening. They are bandaids- they stick great, but if you wash hands often or do a lot of dishes by hand- you may need to replace more often. But listen- I did notice that it did MORE and was MORE effective, if I was able to keep the same bandaid in place for longer periods of time. I’m guessing the circle patch of medicine has to be in contact with your skin for a certain amount of time before it begins to break down. So in hind-sight, I probably should have bought some rubber gloves to wear during dish time. That’s when mine mostly fell off. I placed my first bandaid on in the morning and really didn’t notice anything but a “pruney” appearance to my finger for the next couple of days. I DID feel a tingly, almost burning sensation those first few days, but since other reviews warned of this, I don’t go ripping the bandaid off. Now- it wasn’t pain- just something I was aware of. So I kept carefully placing it on twice a day- and by the 3rd day- the magic circle started to do its job. My finger was so pruney under the bandaid (like I’d spent a lot of time in a bath) and the growth area started to feel tender. By day 5, it was starting to GROW and looked like a big white bubble. I took my nail clippers and carefully trimmed the dead white skin just a bit (yes- it turns it crazy white- like a white crayola crayon) but don’t mess with it too much, because it does feel tender and you don’t want to infect it. I woke up on day 8, and removed the last bandaid. I used all 14- the whole box. The wart did not magically fall off. But I took a pair of sanitized tweezers and was able to carefully lift it off. Every last bit of it just cleanly came away. No tugging or tearing- if it doesn’t cleanly lift off, use the bandaids a few more days. Don’t PANIC!!! It will look as though the medicine patch left a hole in your finger, and it will feel sore and tender. Mine was so tender that I wanted to put another (regular) bandaid over it, but it needs the air so the skin can dry out. So I left it alone. Within about a week the skin looked mostly better...but it was still a very tender spot on my finger. That feeling takes longer to go away. I waited almost 3 months to to write this review because I wanted to make sure it didn’t grow right back. And it hasn’t!!! Everything has healed and there is not a single spot to show it was ever even there!!! This stuff truly works!!! My photo is from right after- so you can see how it really goes down into layers of your skin- and shows why it will be sore and take some time to heal.

WORKED! So a few things before you decide if it's right for you though: These are amazing and work, however, if you have sensitive skin or if your wart is somewhere that you care about what your skin looks like, don't use this. They will make your skin white around the wart due to the acid. It doesn't kill the skin, it just sheds the layers faster than skin normally sheds. So it'll also be sensitive after a few days and when the first white layer of skin falls off/sheds. Don't let that scare you though! It's not actually that painful! It's just a slight stinging, and honestly, it might not hurt for everyone. It was just a little bit for me. And it only happened when the skin was raw. Also, the bandaids are kinda iffy. Sometimes they'll stay on a while, sometimes they'll slip off easy. My advice for that? Clean the area with alcohol first. It'll get rid of the oil on your skin and help stick better. And Use them when you're less active (if they're on spots like fingers or feet. I had mine on my toe, so I mainly used the bandaids at night. Though I used them during the day too, they'd just fall off a bit easier during the day. I just reapplied another). I see why the Internet says it might take a few weeks now, for the bandaid acid method. They can fall off, so it's possible it'll take that long. But still cheaper than going to a dermatologist! Anyways.... My story shortened: Wart on the underside of my toe. Applied bandages (replaced when fell off, stayed on 24/7) Skin peeled off about a week into wearing them every day. Stung a little. Took a 2 day break for my skin to heal a bit. A few more days on the bandaids, the wart was gone. *So for me, I'd say it took about 2 weeks from start to finish. So depending on where your wart is and if you're cool with the bandaids there and if you're ok with a little bit of stinging, then these are PERFECT!!!! I'll never doubt these again! (And no, this isn't a paid review. I'm a real human that just got rid of a wart. 🤣)

These work pretty good. Got rid of my small wart on finger in roughly a week. My only complaint is the band aid moves around through the day and night on your finger as you work/sleep/use your hands. Hard to keep one on if you wash your hands as the band aid 'sticky part' becomes less effective at keeping the band on the same spot.

So far when reading through reviews before and during i didn’t get the detail I liked so if you want a good reviews with the insides and outs then maybe this if for you! So at first I was really fishy about this product. My mom bought for me because I have some pesky warts the refused to go away even after a visit to the dermatologist and spraying it ever so painfully with cold air and it still came back. So the first time I put on the bandaid it definitely hurt. But if you have some fear of it hurting too bad, it definitely didn’t hurt that bad. It was bearable enough because it only hurt if you purposely added pressure to it or accidentally knocked it into something. The fine thing is that it only hurts for one to three days. For bigger wart maybe four. Possibly less. I tried it for the longest time on a wart I’ve had for 4-5 years and at first it became all white which was concerning but I learned from reading other reviews was totally normal, and is. It’ll start separating the bottom of the wart so it’ll just leave a flatter harder to get rid of part that’s mostly gripping onto the skin. It truly depends on the size on how long it’ll take, i tried it on two of my warts, the smaller one came off fully within a week or so, the tough one in probably a month or two, due to the fact it looks strange and white I couldn’t tell if it was still there or just my skin pealing. So I definitely recommend breaks if it hurts too much or if it’s been awhile to let it dry up since it gets soaked from washing hands. But not too many in case it grows back fast and you gotta repeat the process. For it being water proof, definitely a lie. With the bigger wart and around my thumb, since the bandaid barely wraps around it constantly either unwraps by itself and gets wet and falls off, or gets too wet and falls off. I tried putting an actual water proof bandaid on top but it only works for so long. Its definitely annoying having to constantly change it but it’s worth it. As if right now both the tiny and bigger wart fell of completely, and there’s a small chance they might come back from tiny bits that are still there so I’ll update whenever, but the bigger one that had the bandaids on longer is dried up and the skin is all wrinkly. Sort of like an old persons hand. Probably because I left it there for too long, but it’s not just around the wart but around the entire area where the bandaid was. When I finally decided to let it dry it didn’t really hurt. Maybe if you poked at it with your nail, yeah, the skin was a bit sensitive, but for the smaller one it had no issues. Even though I left the smaller wart bandaid on for lest time it also is weirdly wrinkly, so maybe just avoided getting it too wet and leaving it damp. I often wash my hands because I constantly want to be clean, so it probably is the reason for this issue. I put another normal bandaid over it for a bit so it could heal, then right before writing this i took it off to let it sit and see if it grows back or if at least the wrinkles leave. Like I said before I’ll update whenever, but I started this process awhile ago, it probably takes shorter than I made it, it’s just I constantly let it be there so also don’t leave it on for too long because it’ll definitely do some damage. Mine doesn’t seem like it will scar, mostly just dead skin pealing (gross ik) but the weird skin is definitely evidence something happened. Even then, it’s not that noticeable, but if you touch it, and if I bend my thumb it definitely is. It’s much weirder on my thumb, so my pointer finger definitely will be fine, but my thumb might have some leftover damage, so just a warning not to leave it damp. If your worried about the wrinkles don’t be though since it doesn’t hurt and isn’t really noticeable, at least much less noticeable than the wart that was once there lol

I’ve been using the Compound W Maximum Strength One Step Plantar Wart Remover Foot Pads for several weeks, and I have mixed feelings about the product. On the positive side, the foot pads are easy to use. The pads come pre-cut and are simple to apply, which makes the whole process a lot more convenient. Once applied, they stay in place fairly well, and I appreciate how they provide targeted treatment directly to the affected area. The packaging is neat and includes enough pads for multiple applications, which is good value for the price. However, I’ve had some issues with the effectiveness and the overall experience. While there has been some improvement in the size of my plantar wart, it hasn’t fully disappeared as I had hoped. It has shrunk, but the wart is still there after a few weeks of consistent use, and I expected faster results given that this is marketed as a maximum-strength treatment. The process seems to be taking longer than anticipated. Another downside is that the foot pads are a bit harsh on the skin. Even though I follow the instructions carefully, I’ve noticed some skin irritation around the edges of the pad, which has been uncomfortable at times. My skin isn’t especially sensitive, but the acid in the treatment can cause redness or peeling, especially if you leave it on for too long. It’s important to be cautious about the timing and to make sure you’re not over-applying it. In the end, while the product has shown some effectiveness, I was hoping for quicker and more complete results. It may work better for some people, but for me, it’s been a slower process with some skin irritation. I’m still using the product to see if it will eventually work, but I’m on the fence about whether I would repurchase it in the future."

I was soooo skeptical about this working but I decided to try it after reading some reviews. I had a stubborn wort of my finger. It was embarrassing every time I got my nails done. I had an appt scheduled with my dermatologist to burn it off (which is incredibly painful) but it was a month out. So I looked on Amazon for home remedies. I tried a wart removal gel. That didn’t work. But these bandaids seemed different so I figured why not. After 3 bandaids, no wart and I canceled my dermatology appt. Very pleased and painless.

*Included photos start to finish, some are gross but this is what you can expect if you use these but they WORK!!! Wart gone in 11 days! So I had no idea this bump that’s been on my finger for the past several years was actually a wart. I had picked it off once or twice, which was kinda painful (duh lol) and it grew back slightly bigger each time (again, duh). Once I finally figured out what it was and decided not to try to pick at it again (which was VERY tempting), I went ahead and bought these bandaids. Within about 2 weeks my wart is COMPLETELY gone and healing! I’d say by about day 3 you could definitely see the product working (my skin turned white and was peeling off) but it really wasn’t painful. I did end up with slight skin irritation and stopped using them for a few days to let my healthy surrounding skin heal and slowly peeled or trimmed off the dead skin. It does look gross while the treatment is working, but trust the process! Eventually it turned into a scab that started peeling off on its own, but I slowly removed it since I didn’t need that hanging off my finger lol in the photo you can still see the blood vessels (the black dots), so I did one more bandage (I wanna say I used maybe 6 total? They’re not 100% waterproof but they hold up VERY well in water!) so I didn’t use the entire pack like I thought I’d have to. The next day the dots were gone and today it’s all healing and zero tenderness or pain! Woo hoo! Before and during treatment it was definitely tender to put pressure on it. Now it’s just slightly pink while it’s still healing, but I am thrilled it’s finally gone!!!

In exactly 7 days from the day I started this annoying but worth it process, I woke up like a kid on Christmas morning today with no more soreness under my bandaid, and when I peeled it off, the massive raging wart came off with it. Woohoo! Ok, so, these band aids totally work but the tails don't stick for long so I had to keep putting on regular band aids over the top to hold it down. They were extremely sticky on the medication side so I do not recommend taking them off daily. Keep one on for 2 days if you can, because the medication on the inside of the bandage needs do it's job, so if it comes up before the medication melts away, it will uncomfortably pull on your wart that's now opened up and trying to die. Leave it alone. Keep it covered the whole time. Don't clean it, don't let it breathe, just kill that sucker by suffocating it endlessly, repeat every 48 hours until you don't feel soreness under the bandage anymore. That's when you know it's time to move on with your life. This wart was on the top of my middle finger right on the joint, so it was constantly scraping the walls when I open doors and do anything typical in my every day life. Most annoying spot ever for a wart. But these bandages are legit and I'm super happy today. It left a little hole where the seed came out onto the bandage, and the skin around it is a little rough, but I'm just glad to see that rude thing go. Great product, it just needs to have different size options for knuckles. 5 stars had it not been so challenging to keep the ends down.

These cannot be used for toes etc, and are really bigger than I anticipated. But I cleaned and dried my feet and didn’t apply cream so the stickers would stick but they came off within an hour.

جربته لبنتي ، والحمدلله عالجها خلال ثلاث إلى أربع ايام تقريبا و ريحنا الحمدلله من هم العلاج بالكي البارد ، كنا شايلين هم الكي البارد لأنه مؤلم ، والجميل بالموضوع أنه مايسبب أي ألم مو مثل حمض السالسيليك المركز اللي يجي بقارورة .. أنصحكم فيه بقووووة

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Used this as directed and it worked well for me. Pretty straightforward to use and I’m happy with the results.

The product arrived unsealed and in poor condition. It raises concerns that expired items may have been repackaged in newer boxes.