Maximum strength available. Fast, effective removal. Includes cover-up discs. #1 Selling brand.

Directions:
1. Wash affected area. May soak wart in warm water for 5 minutes.
2. Dry area thoroughly.
3. Apply one drop at a time with applicator to sufficiently cover each wart. Let dry. Repeat this procedure once or twice daily as needed (until wart is removed), for up to 12 weeks.

Note: After liquid has dried, self-adhesive cover-up discs (packet B) may be used to conceal wart.

Ingredient
Active Ingredients: Each application contains: Salicylic Acid (17% w/w)
Inactive Ingredients: Acetone, Balsam Oregon (Natural or Synthetic), Flexible Collodion, Alcohol (17% (from sd alcohol 32)), Ether (52%)

For the removal of plantar warts on the bottom of the foot. The plantar wart is recognized by its location only on the bottom of the foot, its tenderness, and the interruption of the footprint pattern.

Directions:
1. Wash and dry affected area thoroughly.
2. Apply medicated cushioning pad, positioning medicated disc directly over plantar wart.
Repeat procedure ever 48 hours (until wart is removed) for up to 12 weeks.

Note: When applying medicated cushioning pad to wart, secure adhesive firmly to skin.Store between 15 degrees and 30 degrees C (59 degrees and 86 degrees F).

Ingredient
Active Ingredients
Salicylic Acid 40% In A Rubber-based Vehicle.

Salicylic Acid Wart Remover. Conceals as it heals for fast, effective wart removal. Clinically proven ingredient. Odorless. 18 medicated discs. 18 Adhesive strips.

Directions:
Wash affected area. May soak wart in warm water for 5 minutes. Dry area thoroughly. Apply medicated disc (packet A) directly over wart. If necessary, cut disc to fit wart. The enclosed clear adhesive strip may be used to conceal medicated disc and wart. Repeat procedure every 48 hours as needed (until wart is removed) for up to 12 weeks. Store between 15° and 30°C (59° and 86°F).

Ingredient
Active Ingredients: Each disc contains: Salicylic Acid (40%)

For the removal of hard corns on top of toes and soft corns between toes.

Directions:
1. Wash affected area. Dry thoroughly.
2. Apply medicated pad. After 48 hours remove the medicated pad. Repeat this procedure every 48 hours as needed for up to 14 days (until corn is removed).
NOTE: When applying medicated pad to corn, secure adhesive strips firmly to skin.

Ingredient
Active Ingredients: Contains: Salicylic Acid

Caution
Diabetics do not use. For external use only. Do not use this product on irritated skin, on any area that is infected or reddened, if you are a diabetic, or if you have poor blood circulation. If discomfort persists, see your doctor or podiatrist. Keep this and all drugs out of the reach of children. In case of accidental ingestion, seek professional assistance or contact a Poison Control Center immediately.

About Dr Scholl's
Long before cobblers repaired shoes and prior to the invention of boots, heels, or sandals, men and women searched for comfortable coverings for their feet.
Foot comfort and health have taken a big step forward, and the maker of Dr. Scholl's products can be credited for much of the progress in this area. Thankfully, technology that helps us run, walk, and stand in comfort continues to progress. The Dr. Scholl's brand leads the way by utilizing the latest podiatric medicine and research to revolutionize the way Americans think of, and care for, their feet.


1882 William Mathias Scholl is born.
1900 Scholl enrolls in Illinois Medical School.
1903 Scholl invents his first product, the "Foot Eazer."
1904 Scholl graduates from medical school to become Dr. Scholl.
1906 Dr. Scholl forms his own business.
1909 Dr. Scholl starts a correspondence course for shoe-fitters.
1910 Brother F.J. Scholl joins the ranks.
1911 Dr. Scholl's registers as a business in London.
1918 The first corn pad, "Zino-Pad," is invented.
1928 Dr. Scholl's first American retail shop is opened.
1930 Dr. Scholl's introduces a line of shoes.
1936 Dr. Scholl's "Rubberless" soft stockings are introduced.
1937 Dr. Scholl's shops open in Alexandria and Cairo, Palestine.
1940 Introduction of Foot Wings plastic arch supports and Ball-O-Foot® Cushions foam rubber shock-prevention device.
1951 Air-Pillo insoles are added to Dr. Scholl's line.
1952 The famous blue and yellow Dr. Scholl's showcase is built.
1960 One hundred thousand square-foot addition is added to the headquarters in Chicago, increasing facility by 30 percent.
1965 Eastern offices constructed in New Jersey.
1968 Dr. Scholl's exercise sandals hit the shelves.
1970 Factory opens in Kentucky to produce women's shoes.
1971 Dr. Scholl's "goes public."
1972 One million sandals sold in the United States.
1973 Lotions and moisturizers added to the footcare line.
1996 Dr. Scholl's introduces gel insoles.
1997 DynaStep inserts introduced as an innovative and clinically proven solution for movement-related lower body pain.
1998 Pedicure Essentials pampering product line expands.
1999 Dr. Scholl's launches Massaging Gel Insoles.
2000 Dr. Scholl's further expands its high-performance insole line with the launch of Dr. Scholl's Advantage Sport & Advantage Work Insoles.
2001 Dr. Scholl's launches Extra Support Insoles (designed to address extra weight or pressure) and StepWell Insoles (designed for arthritis and diabetes sufferers).
2002 Dr. Scholl's Advantage PowerwalkTM Insoles are introduced to provide ultimate walking comfort.
2003 Dr. Scholl's Tri-Comfort Orthotics and Dr. Scholl's Advantage Comfort Insoles are introduced.