Dr. Scholl’s Clear Away Wart Remover Hydrogel Bandages for Fingers and Toes - Clinically Proven Effective Wart Removal and Cushioning Pain Relief, Comfortable Multi-Day Coverage Patches

I’ve been using Dr. Scholl’s Clear Away Wart Remover Hydrogel Bandages on a stubborn toe wart for about two weeks, and I’m really impressed. These patches are easy to apply — you just replace them every few days — and they stay on through showering, workouts, and daily activities without peeling off. The hydrogel cushion is soothing and doesn’t irritate my skin, making treatment practically painless.What’s great is that the wart visibly shrank within the first week and seems to be healing under the pad without hard scabbing or bleeding. The 12-treatment pack provides a full course, and the packaging is convenient for travel or home use. If you’re looking for a discreet, effective, and gentle wart treatment option, these rock hydrogel patches are a great choice.

Do NOT hesitate to use this product!!! My husband has had a wart on his hand for years and we’ve tried many different products. When I came across this one and seen the results in some of the videos I didn’t believe it would actually work as well as it has. This works better and faster than other products that cost hundreds of dollars! It only took about 72 hours to see a noticeable difference. After one week it was completely gone, but I kept putting more on the place it was at to ensure it completely got rid of it. It’s been over a month now and it hasn’t returned. He said it didn’t hurt at all, and he’s so happy it didn’t leave a big scar. He was very self conscious about it and it makes me happy to see his confidence return where he doesn’t hide his hand in his pockets. Definitely 100% recommend this product over any other one we’ve tried over the years. So easy to use also. Only thing is the bandaids that come with it don’t stick for the full 48 hours the little patch is supposed to stay on (he works at the hospital and has to take gloves on and off all day and wash/sanitize his hands non stop) so the bandaids that come with the patches just couldn’t stick throughout the full 48 hours your supposed to leave it on before you put a new one on. Just be sure to use them ALL don’t stop using them once it goes away or it’ll just come back. And I recommend getting some waterproof bandaids to cover the patches if you use your hands a lot or have to take gloves on and off a lot.

Seems to work, if your issue isn't in a bad spot like mine. I'm giving it 3 because it has potential, but think that anyone would be having problems with stickiness of it. Ultimately, it has the right ideas, but needs to be sticker and improve before I'd buy something like this again.

These work pretty well. I have been using them several times. I have a wart right next to my eye and I can see its pulling it out per say. I am using these because it is on a thin membrane plastic bandied thing and I can put right next to my eye safely. The only thing is I have had to use it several times.

Update: 1 month after using the product: I had 2 different plantar warts, so I ended up buying 2 packs in the end and using all of the pads. It was a little bit tough to get the pads and the holder to stay in place, since my feet are always damp or sweaty. I had to apply anti-antiperspirant to the area before every use, and I didn't even bother trying to use the pad holder that came with it. I bought some high quality fabric bandages with some good adhesive. After doing that, the product would stay firmly on my foot for the recommended 48 hours. It even stayed on when I would do my morning jog for 2-5 miles.One side note, you should clean up the dead skin using a razor in between every treatment so that the product can penetrate deeper into the wart every time.My routine tended to be as follows: Clean foot with hydrogen peroxide, apply antiperspirant(I used wipes, idk if this would with with roll-on), apply wart remover, place small round bandage, place larger bandage on top, then after 48 hours: remove bandages and wart remover, sanitize foot with hydrogen peroxide, cut dead skin with razor, repeat from start until out of pads.I originally gave this product a 1 star review, but I am now upping it to 5. It works well, and painlessly if you do it correctly.Now on to my original review when i received the product:Just got this product today for my plantar(foot) wart that just began forming. Posting my initial review right now, and will update it upon completion.Initial thoughts: The 'cushion' that's provided has the least sticky adhesive I've ever seen. This product definitely won't work on any spot that has any hair, and it didn't adhere very well to my foot at all. I just ended up wrapping scotch tape around my foot to hold it on.There is also no indication on the box, or on the product website for how long to leave the product on. It only says, "repeat procedure every 48 hours as needed until wart is removed." Which is very confusing, since there is no way that adhesive would last 5 minutes, let alone 48 hours.I will edit this review in the future when I'm finished using all of it.