Dr. Scholl's Callus Remover Bandage

The hydrogel creates a moist healing environment that helps soften the tough, thickened skin of the callus over time. By keeping the area hydrated and protected, the medicated treatment can penetrate more effectively to break down the hardened tissue.

Yes, the thin and flexible design is intended to fit comfortably inside most footwear, from sneakers to dress shoes. Because they act as a cushion, they are specifically designed to reduce the friction and pressure that shoes typically cause.

No, these are single-use bandages. Once the adhesive loses its grip or the medication has been applied for the recommended duration, you should remove it and apply a fresh bandage if further treatment is needed.

These are designed for all-day wear, but you should always check the specific instructions on the packaging for the exact duration. Generally, you leave them on until they begin to loosen naturally or until the treatment cycle is complete.

It does both. The cushioning material provides an immediate physical barrier that shields the sensitive area from shoe pressure, offering relief while the medicated component works to treat the underlying callus.