The padded bandage that comes with it is really just for cushioning and requires your own tape on top of it. Be gentle when wearing shoes and walking cause if you're sliding in and out of your shoes, the whole thing may move if you're not using duct tape. The size of the acid tape is only 5mm, so if your plantar wart is bigger than that, do not get this. The acid tape definitely worked, but as it shaves down the skin, I needed a bigger tape so I switched brands and used the remainder tape on my thumb wart (fit perfectly) and a regular band-aid to tape it in place, debride, and repeat until it was gone. Acid tape will not stick after washing hands, so make sure to dry really well then it will stick.

The small medicated patches are very effective, allowing the wart to be targeted and minimizing any damage to healthy skin. The bandages included are quite useless and should be thrown away. If the small medicated patch is instead covered with athletes tape or duct tape, it will be quite effective at removing the wart, assuming it is changed every 1-2 days and the dead skin removed each time.

Been using these for a while now (for plantar wart) and they work SO well. The best over the counter product I've ever tried. Way better than the liquids. Sure, the bandage might move if you're on your feet a lot, however, there are simple fixes for that. For extra protection so it doesn't come off - I use athletic tape, and I've never had an issue with it. Stays on until I want it off. I wouldn't say "don't buy" a good product just because you may have to secure it better.

Don't stay on; no change.

Don't waste your money, get the liquid instead. No matter what you do, neither the medicated sticker nor the concealer pad will stay on your foot for longer than an hour (you're instructed to leave them on for two days). I tried to to apply about 12 times, using up half the package before I gave up and threw the rest out.