A: This product is amazing and it is safe to use on the feet of diabetics. The Calluses Eliminator product is a topical gel that pulls up the rough, dry and hard skin and it just peels away. The nail spa that I go to uses this on everyone for pedicure services including their diabetic customers. I decided to purchase to use at home in between pedicure services because the product works so well. This product will not harm your diabetic feet.

A: I am prediabetic and have had no problem with it.

A: Like all products, there is a risk. Do not file the callus first and then apply the gel--you could potentially burn the skin and cause bleeding. This has happened to me and it is most painful. Apply the gel to only the callus; let it set for a few minutes; rinse; and, file the soften callus. Again, do not pre-treat the callus by any other method (file, scrub, razor, etc.). The gel must be applied to the raw, hardened callus.

A: Sally Beauty does not carry the larger size, but check out the listings on E-Bay larer sizes and way better prices.

A: I have a corn on my small toe, and this product helps keep it in check and not worse. I am able to file it down so it is not as noticeable.

A: this product is great , I use it on my heels which were horrible. I don't wear shoes a lot so I have the heals of a horse......lol. if they will work on my feet I don't see any reason why they wouldn't work on your toes, also I went to the Dr once and she told me to exfoliate the top but a corn pad on the corn and duck tape over it . do not remove the duck tape for one week and believe it or not that actually worked . she said that they corn is living off air so you have to smother it.

A: This product is not a corn remover, but it will remove all of the dead skin and calluses from the bottom of you feet, making the bottom of your feet feel soft as a baby's bottom. To remove your corns on your toes you should use Dr. Scholls corn remover.

A: Hi there, be aware this product is very strong and do not leave it on overnight. The only tool you need is a foot file with a smooth side and a rough side. You apply the gel, let it sit for upto 5 mins uncovered, or if you decide to wrap it in plastic wrap only let it sit for 2-3 mins at a time. Unless you have extremely thick and stubborn calluses you need to be careful as it will eventually burn your skin off. As a nail tech, I found after using it on clients back to back sometimes my fingers would be peeling from applying it allday. It does work effectively if used properly. TIP- do not over file your calluses either,, alot of people make that mistake. You need calluses on your feet for protection. It is ok to smooth out rough dry areas, but be careful as I've seen people remove too much and theyre feet are sore and they can't walk for days. Good luck!

A: Apply the product all over the bottom of your feet or wherever you have callouses on your feet. I suppose you could wrap your feet but it's not necessary to get the full benefit of the softness caused by the product. The product is slippery so be sure you are sitting down. I use a little plastic stool in the shower and let the hot water fall on my back while scrubbing my feet. A big bowl of warm water works just as well if you're not in the shower. Let it stay on your feet for about 5 minutes (or longer if your feet are super callousy). Then, take a foot scrubber (not a pumice stone) and gently buff the callouses away. This product is amazing and more effective that any spa pedicure. I've been using it for years.

A: Apply with rubber gloves or wash hands immediately after. A pummish stone or anything to scrape off callous. It only takes minutes. No you don't have to wrap feet.