Mycocide Antimicrobial Callus Exfoliator 3.5 fl oz (100 ml) Review

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(More customer reviews)I first found this product at Walmart and they stopped carrying it. I can only find it on Amazon. Thank goodness for Amazon!! It is the best cream for dry heels. I have tried everything and nothing compares to this product.

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Freezone Corn and Callus Remover Maximum Strength 0.31 oz. Review

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(More customer reviews)Freezone removes corns and calluses. Corns and calluses are basically the same thing (thickening of the skin) just occurring in different places on the foot. If it occurs on the top of toes, a "corn". If it occurs on the bottom of your feet is a "callus". I have used Freezon a couple of times through the years, and recently had to use again to remove a callus on the bottom of my foot.
I applied Freezone for 6 days (per instructions). My callus was a bit larger than the size of a quarter. At the end of 6 days the callus was still there but its surface was "damaged" by freezone. The instructions said to soak the foot in hot water and see the callus peel away. I soaked, but the callus remained. I decided that because the callus was fairly large the new skin did not have time to form under the treated area. A week later I saw parts of the treated skin beginning to peel off. I removed it using a cheese grater-like implement (metal file callus reducer Dr. Scholl's Callus Reducer 1 ea) after soaking the foot in hot water. You have to be careful removing only the dead skin.
Once the first layer was peeled off, I still had a smaller callus remaining and had to repeat the treatment.
This is not a quick fix but it works. The treatment is a little painful (when you step on the callus being treated), but not too bad.
Update a week after the end of the second treatment:
Before the two treatments, I was reminded of the callus on every step as I felt a bit of pain. Now it has been a week since the end of the second treatment and I can report feeling no pain at all when I walk. The bottom of the foot feels soft and smooth. I am very pleased. The total time for both treatments took 20 days (6 days of treatment, 7 days of wait for the peeling, 6 days for the second treatment of the left over callus, 1 days for the wait for peeling).

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Tecnu Extreme Medicated Poison Ivy Scrub (4 oz) Review

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(More customer reviews)I am in the middle of enduring a nasty case of poison ivy, mainly located on my forearms. After using calamine, cortisone cream, and Benadryl gel with not much lasting relief, I tried the first other thing I found on the pharmacy shelf.
I didn't really read the bottle very closely-- if I had, I probably would not have purchased it. I didn't see the word "homeopathic" until after I got home and tried it out. I put homeopathy in the same category as astrology and other pseudo-sciences. But to my great surprise, this stuff actually quelled the itching and burning pretty quickly after application.
I still don't believe in the theory behind homeopathy, attributing whatever its claimed "successes" are to the placebo effect. Yet whatever else they put in this stuff apparently has helped my otherwise-intractable rash quite nicely.

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