Atlas BiomechanicsCallus Pads, 40/ Pack, 1/8" Adhesive Felt Oval Foot Cushions

Excellent: works well adheres to foot well, stays on well up to several days performing well. Effective at easing pain.American made also I believe. I will continue to buy if they maintain this quality.

Bought these for my mother after she received some from her doctor. These are just like what the doctor gave her and have helped tremendously with the pain at the bottom of her foot! So glad we found them!

Sometimes these come and they stick so tight they take my skin off. Then I get them the next time and they are fine.

I had never heard of a torn callus until a family member had a problem with his foot. His doctor suggested a pad or cushion around it until it healed. I found these callus cushions on Amazon which are like an oval doughnut design which hugs the affect area and they have helped tremendously while the ball of his foot heals. This is a quality product and arrived quickly -- including thank you note and a little treat. Highly recommend this product and this supplier.

My wife has had RA for decades, and on the sole of each foot has a bony outgrowth along the metatarsal arch, which causes her pain, bleeding under the skin and even ulceration, requiring elaborate bandaging and monthly visits to a podiatrist. The callus pads turned out to be a huge help, and she has not had any ulceration or even subcutaneous bleeding since we started using them. On one of her feet, we use two pads on top of each other.Some reviewers commented that the pads had too much adhesive. This concerned us because she has very delicate skin on the soles of her feet, due to the prednisone that she takes for her RA. Our solution has been to cover the skin around where the pads will go with 3M Nexcare Gentle Paper Tape (available in pharmacies) , and then apply the callus pads on top of the tape. The gentle paper tape together with the pads is then easy to take off (sometimes with the help of a wet sponge or paper towel) .

My husband has heel spurs and he isn’t eager to have surgery since it will require him to be off work for several months and he only has one month of leave. While he is working to accumulate more leave time, his doctor recommended he wear these kinds of pads. He has tried several brands but these stay put the best. He is an officer and when he is on duty, he wears them on the outside of his compression socks because he can’t get the socks on if these are on his skin. He puts on his compression socks, applies the pad to the back of his heel with his bone spur in the hole, then uses a long shoe horn to slide his feet into his work boots. The shoe horn protects the pad from sliding around while getting his boots on. This routine has greatly alleviated the pain of his spurs while on duty 12-14 hours each shift, and these pads stay put the entire time.

They stay on, but the down side is the effort to get the adhesive off. Will seek to find a brand that does not have to be so vigorously scrubbed off. That scrubbing hurts the area I am trying to protect in the first place.

The product is not the same quality as the last time I purchased it several months ago. It looks like the company changed suppliers. I have a few of the cushions I purchased several months ago and I compared them side by side with the newer ones recently purchased and they are clearly not the same. They have made them cheaper and they are much lower quality. Felt is not as thick and soft. Adhesive didn’t even stay attached to my foot for one day. Last ones I bought from same company 4 months ago stayed stuck to my foot for an entire week. I am very disappointed in the change of quality and will search for a new supplier