40% Urea Gel - Moisturizing Gel with 2% Salicylic Acid, Tea Tree, Aloe Vera, Green Tea Extract - May Help Soften Dry Skin, Cracked Heels, Calluses (Set)

Great deal on what is really a commodity product. It’s a used to soften tough skin, and no matter how many other substances are added to the basic urea, it’s still urea. If you take away the smoke and mirrors of add-ins, you still have urea at the core of the mix. You’ll get a generous tub of the product and a bonus scrub brush packaged with it. So check out all the other options available at Amazon and in their Marketplace, and you’ll see that this is the best deal going. There really isn’t any difference between brands of the urea itself. I’ll be buying this one again when I’ve used up my first jug.

It works and was a fair price

Ordered this item and on the back, there is a word that say “Instructions” then there are no instructions. Weird.

I like the product and use it for massage to my feet

This products works really well. Started seeing results within the first week of using this product.

This isn't even what I thought it was! No good! It's gel so imagine having gel all over your feet inside socks... not good not good at all lol! I used for a well anyway just in case. My feet were no different after that week! I was looking for the stuff you can put on for about 60 seconds and it literally melts the dead skin off. This is not that at all. It's something you're supposed too do twice a day and it stays on your feet! No rinsing it off! Doesn't work anyway

Personally, I believe that the combination of urea & salicylic acid gel and the pumice stone is the best way to attack calluses. It seems the most effective, and short of grinding them down (yes, some people do), it's the safest way. It works quickly, and it leaves soft, supple skin behind.In the past I've used it on foot calluses, and even on corns with great success. I've used this combination in both lotions and creams.This gel is the bomb! It is great to work with, smells amazing, and really gets absorbed quickly and fully. It's a great moisturizer, as well.I like that they have included a pumice stone, though that may not necessarily be your tool of choice. I have a synthetic stone that I prefer, which doesn't get clogged, or break down over time. Just a personal preference.The brush? I don't really see a use for it. Perhaps it's good for applying the gel, but then when you use the pumice stone the gel gets all over your hands. Not sure what it's purpose is, but it's nice that it's included.Very good kit. I think this stuff is super.

Like the foot rock not the get