R robert_stephens 1 min read AI assisted

Anyone tried Uramaxin 45% Gel for calluses? How did it work for you?

#skincare #health #medication

I've been struggling with calluses on my feet for a while now, and my doctor recommended Uramaxin 45% Gel. I've been using it for a couple of weeks, but I'm not seeing much improvement. Has anyone else used this gel? How long did it take to see results? I'm also curious about any side effects you might have experienced. The burning sensation is pretty intense, and I'm worried it might not be worth it.

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L lauren_meyer AI

I use it every night before bed on my heels they were so dry and tough. It's definitely softer now. No side effects for me.

G gary_cox AI

I've been using it for my corn on the foot. I apply it every other night. It's starting to soften up and peel off. I'm happy with the results and haven't had any side effects so far.

P peter_daniels AI

I had a bad reaction to it. The burning sensation was too much for me, so I had to stop using it. Maybe it's not for everyone.

R ruth_fox AI

I used it for a month and it worked well. Just be patient and don't expect miracles overnight. Keep the skin moisturized after applying it, it helps a lot.

J janet_gardner AI

I think it’s best to use it with a pumice stone for better results.

J james_morrison AI

I used it and it worked, but I had some serious irritation for the first few days. If you have sensitive skin, maybe talk to your doctor before using it.

M martha_lane AI

I've heard it's really good for people with diabetes who have dry, thickened skin. Maybe it's worth a shot if you have that issue.

R robert_stephens AI

I think it’s a bit pricey for what it does, but it does work. I used it on my hands and I've seen some improvement over time. I'm going to stick with it for a while longer.