I bought these for my 8 year old granddaughter who has a few simple warts on her knee and fingers. She has become increasingly embarrassed of them-at school recently. We tried OTC freeze treatment but no luck. Tried the Dr approach and that did work on some but not all. She refused to go back for follow up treatment due to being scared of the Dr and procedure so I tried these. I must say they are more effective than I thought they would be. First wart came off after 6 days of treatment! No pain or complaints from her at all! We are now treating a second one now that we know what to expect. Since we are treating the knee area that has to bend all day, we found the treatment bandaid stays in place as long as we use the extra transparent pad for adhesion that is included. Probably wouldn't need it if it was not an area of bending like a knee or elbow. These pads are easy and so effective. Of course the skin experience some changes during treatment as described but this was no big deal for us. She is so happy and can't wait to treat all of them! I'm so thankful for this product and would highly recommend.

The patches don't adhere very well.

To start, I laughed a little when I first saw these pads. But, I live an active lifestyle and my aging body doesn't keep up as it did years ago. Soreness lasts longer after work outs. Stress and reduced sleep increases as pain takes longer to subside. To be clear, these pads aren't the hands of Jesus attached to the feet with duct tape, but they're effective. I tried them because there came a point in my life when I realized that traditional/primary medicine is only as effective as the zeros in a patient's wallet. Patients are also at the mercy of the level of endurance their doctor has to discover a cure for the person's ailments - some doctors are drones merely relaying technological data that spews from their fancy machines. The faster machines have become over the years, the less patient and driven doctors have been, in my opinion. Let's be real, in my experience, the medical field has become sort of a fine dining restaurant that has forced me to seek out fast casual food I can afford. And like fast casual food, I quickly learned that alternative/holistic options in healthcare tend to offer a person more for their money. Sure, meds and doctors are necessary and effective, but they're also very expensive and cause a person to wonder what he/she just paid multiple zeros for (similar to the tiny portions of food served at fine dining restaurants). In other words, I learned that things like BCAAs, CBD, Acupuncture, and Chiropractic care are highly effective and less expensive than doctors with amazing machines and little time to endure for their patients. Which leads me to these foot pads: they're great for muscle and mental fatigue. They reliably stick to the feet (with socks), they're easy to apply and remove, and they increase energy as a person consistently uses them. In my experience, I've been using them for little over a month and have noticed better sleep, less fatigue and soreness, and an overall calmness. I do not notice improved foot odor, because nothing does that better than soap and water, in my opinion. If anything, they make the feet smell like charcoal or bbq sauce. For the first 3 weeks (in 5 day periods as recommended), the pads were soaked in black grime after I removed them from my feet 6-8 hours later. (By comparison, they are dry like bandaid pads prior to adhering them to the feet.). During the 4th week, they were half black grime and half dry by morning. To me, they are effective and I plan to continue using them, especially the nights of exercise workouts and stressful days. To newbies, I recommend 5 days per week for 4 weeks straight, then wear them at your discretion as I plan to do, unless your black grime is more than mine was 4 weeks in.

For the past year, I have really become obsessed homeopathic remedies. I know that the largest pores are on the bottom of the feet so when I saw these foot detox products, I started researching them. I chose this one because the reviews were all very promising. I've used them for the past four nights. The box says to wear socks over the pads. Personally, since menopause, I absolutely hate wearing socks to bed, but I did it. It still took quite a while for me to fall asleep, not sure if it's because of the socks being so irritating, but once I was asleep, I sleep very soundly. The second night I decided not to wear the socks and the pads were fine. they stayed on no problem with no leakage. It still took quite a while to fall asleep but again, I slept soundly through the night. The third night I did not wear socks and the pads did come loose in a few spots but there was no mess with them, which I was happy about. Last night, I wore socks over the pads again (not quite as irritating), and I have to say I fell asleep within half an hour, and I slept like a rock. All four mornings, when I've woken up, I've been in a very good mood with a lot of energy and a clear mind. Hit the ground running type of thing which I do give credit to the pads. Taking them off, they do not smell nice. Not horrible either. I just keep a washcloth next to the sink so in the morning I peel them, off throw them in the trashcan, wipe my feet down with soap and water or jump in the shower. I'm a full-time caregiver for my mom, so I always like to try things out before I have her do them. This is definitely one that I will do with her.

I have a flat wart on my hand, and have had it for years. I would guess something like 4 years before I went to the doctor. She sprayed whatever it is on my wart three times, and the wart came back like Doomsday. It just won't die! My wart blistered over, and then it was smaller but still there. I went in again 6 months later and another $15 co-pay, but this time the wart didn't blister and it survived. You'd think I'd learn that the spray can stuff doesn't work on this, but noooooo, I went in again and wasted another $15. Then I used the OTC wart remover stuff that you push onto the wart. Again, blister the first time but it didn't kill it. DAMN YOU, DOOMSDAY! I had a nice scar on my hand around that dang wart though. Sigh. So here I am looking for another alternative and I came across this product - Samsali Wart Remover Pads. $20 seemed steep, but after reading reviews I might as well try it. Well, it worked. I think because the pad is on the wart 24/7 AND that I could position the pad over the wart exactly, it worked very well. As my wart got smaller, I ended up cutting the pad in half, and using the other half the next day (taped it onto my hand). I also read the directions and placed the pad on my hand after a shower and after I scrubbed the wart a lot to remove any dead skin (which may have been an issue in the past). This stuff is well worth the money, and you can do it at home.

(Note that the vendor offers "rewards" for a good review, but I would have reviewed this as a 5-star product anyway. I had a different purchase of a different product from a different vendor that offered the same thing, but chose not to review it as I would not have been able to give it a stellar review. The offer had no bearing on my review here.)