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

My dermatologist recommended Dr. Scholl's Clear Away for a stubborn plantar wart, and it worked! Easy to use, stayed in place, and I saw results within weeks. Highly recommend if you’re dealing with one.

I'll try to make this review short and simple. My son is a Jiu-jitsu practioner and lives on the mat. He ended up getting a wart on the heel of his foot. We caught it early and tried this product right away. It definitely works. Within a couple of days the actual wart fell off when removing the small treated adhesive and a week later the surrounding skin peeled off. I recommend not using the big round cushion pads provided. They don't feel comfortable and peel off when active. Just use a regular band-aid to cover up the small medicated pad.

They slide around too much.

Welp. I got my first plantar wart awhile back. Two at the same time, actually, one/ea per foot. Just peachy. :(The location ruled out liquid drops that required drying time, so I ordered a product that had the salicylic acid in a waxy matrix (like a chapstick). I figured that carefully applying to a "spot"-style adhesive strip first with a flat toothpick and then covering it with a piece of Gorilla duct tape might be a good way to protect the application and make sure it neither uncovered nor wandered. Unfortunately, too much of the product was spreading under the bandage and damaging uninvolved skin. <sigh> So ... back to my Amazon research.This time I looked more closely at this product which, during my initial research, I really did not understand. A tiny, adhesive no-goo "hole-punch" salicylic spot the size of my wart that was then covered with a larger adhesive covering bandage. Hmmm...In my case this product worked GREAT! The medicated spots stayed where I placed them and the padded cover bandages kept them safe.After the unsat two 2-day applications of the original product, a series of three 2-day applications cleared my plantar warts issue. So ... if I had started with this product it probably would have taken only four or five 2-day applications for a return to pain-free walking. Excellent! :)Do yourself a favor and give this product a try!

I had a stubborn plantar wart for over a year and the freeze stuff wasn’t working so I bought this. The product itself works, but the little bandages don’t stick at all. I tried wearing socks over it and they just came off in my socks. Tried putting them on after the shower or just dry and no matter what I did they popped off. I ended up just using bandaids over the little brown thing and was able to keep it on for a couple days at a time. All in all, it was fine. What got rid of the wart was the stick. It looks like chapstick and you just put some on and cover it with a bandaid. It was gone within a week.

Works decently well I had wart on side of toe so was sucky to use I had to hold it on with bandaid

Amazing product!! The plantar warts are so uncomfortable and painful even in regular shoes that wearing any kind of boots or heels were a for sure no go. In 48 hours these bad boys pulled the wart right out once I took off the bandage. Honestly didn’t think this would work but they haven’t come back and it’s no longer painful or uncomfortable! I’m ecstatic. Thought I’d just have to live with them forever as nothing worked in the past. So glad I stumbled across these on Amazon. Another great purchase and on the highly recommend list! Also, I never had any issues with them falling off (the bandage).

I initially bought these and they were working fine, but out of curiosity I bought another brand just to try out and I realized these work for me much better! I ended up buying more of these because the other ones (called “compound w” are just NOT working as well for me as these did.)Initially, I didn’t prefer the very small salicylic acid was on the small circle you have to apply, but compared to the other brand, I realized this actually helps you apply it directly where you need it. Also, if the bandaid slips around a little, it doesn’t always effect the salicylic acid circle; whereas, the acid on the other brand is connected TO the bandaid, so if the bandaid slips around, so does the acid. This means sometimes (with the other brand) it was not sitting on the spot I needed addressed. Also, I like this Dr Scholls brand better, because the bandaid is smaller, more circular, and flexible. Whereas the other brand I tried was larger, awkward triangular shape, and a stiff plastic feel.I needed more because I have two spots I’m having to cover and the warts are still in the process of peeling.