Medicated Corn Patch with 40% Salicylic Acid - 20 Pack
Medicated Corn Patch with 40% Salicylic Acid - 20 Pack
Medicated Corn Patch with 40% Salicylic Acid - 20 Pack
Medicated Corn Patch with 40% Salicylic Acid - 20 Pack

Vendor:SynxMedi

Medicated Corn Patch with 40% Salicylic Acid - 20 Pack

12.99AUD

Get rid of corns without stopping your day. The Synxmedi Corn Patch delivers maximum-strength 40% salicylic acid directly to the corn, softening and dissolving it while the protective adhesive ring keeps surrounding skin safe.

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40% salicylic acid wart treatment

Dissolves hard corns

Most corn treatments take weeks to work because they sit on top of the hardened skin rather than penetrating it. The Synxmedi Corn Patch delivers maximum strength 40% salicylic acid directly to the corn, breaking down the hardened keratin buildup at the source while the protective adhesive ring keeps the healthy skin around it completely safe. Podiatrist designed. Maximum strength. No downtime. No disruption to your day.

Ideal For

  • Hard corns on the tops and tips of toes from shoe friction
  • Corns on the ball of the foot and sole from weight-bearing pressure
  • Inter-toe corns and pressure spots in tight or close-fitting footwear
  • Anyone who has tried standard corn treatments without adequate results
  • Treating corns discreetly during daily activity without stopping for treatment

Key Features

Maximum strength 40% salicylic acid
The highest concentration available for corn treatment, breaking down hardened keratin buildup at the source rather than working on the surface.

Protective adhesive ring
Shields the healthy skin surrounding the corn from the medicated core targeted treatment that works precisely where it needs to without affecting surrounding tissue.

Two patch formats
Strap patches for corns on the toes and between the toes, circle patches for corns on the ball of the foot, sole and pressure points one pack covers every corn location.

Discreet skin toned design
Sits flat and skin-toned under socks and inside shoes, no stopping your day, no visible dressing and no need to rest the foot during treatment.

Podiatrist designed
Developed with clinical expertise in corn treatment and management for maximum effectiveness and surrounding skin safety.

Good To Know

How It Works

The medicated core of each SynxMedi CornPatch contains 40% salicylic acid a keratolytic agent that works by softening and breaking down the hardened keratin protein that makes up the corn. Applied directly to the corn surface, the salicylic acid penetrates the thickened skin and dissolves the bonds between the dead skin cells from within gradually reducing the corn layer by layer until the hardened tissue is removed. The protective adhesive ring surrounding the medicated core prevents the salicylic acid from contacting the healthy skin around the corn keeping the treatment targeted and the surrounding tissue safe throughout the process.

Hot Tip

Use the derma head attachment of the Synxpedi Precision Pen between patch applications to reduce corn thickness and prepare the surface removing the hardened outer layer allows the 40% salicylic acid to penetrate more deeply and work significantly faster with every application. Sold separately.

Directions

Step 1 - Prepare the Area
Clean and dry the affected area thoroughly before application moisture on the skin is the primary reason patches lift or fail to adhere properly. For the fastest treatment results, soak the foot in warm water for five to ten minutes to soften the corn tissue before beginning.

Step 2 - Prepare the Corn Surface (Optional but Recommended)
Use the derma head attachment of the Synxpedi Precision Pen to gently reduce the hardened surface layer of the corn before applying the patch. Removing the outer barrier allows the 40% salicylic acid to penetrate more deeply and work significantly faster with every application. Sold separately.

Step 3 - Apply the Patch
Peel the patch from the backing and centre the medicated core precisely over the corn ensure the protective adhesive ring sits flat on the surrounding healthy skin with no overlap onto healthy tissue. Press firmly for thirty seconds to fully activate the adhesive and secure the patch in place.

Step 4 - Leave in Place
Leave the patch in place for 24 to 48 hours. The skin-toned discreet design sits flat under socks and inside shoes no need to stop daily activity during treatment.

Step 5 - Remove & File
Remove the patch after 24 to 48 hours. Gently buff away the softened white corn tissue that the salicylic acid has broken down removing the treated layer before applying the next patch. Foot file like Synxpedi Nano Glass Foot Smoother or 3-in-1 Electric Foot Polisher all work well for this step. For the most targeted corn surface preparation before the next patch, the Synxpedi Precision Pen derma head precisely reduces the remaining corn tissue and maximises salicylic acid penetration with every fresh application.

Step 6 - Repeat
Apply a fresh patch and repeat the cycle until the corn is fully removed typically two to four weeks of consistent treatment for established corns. Consistent uninterrupted treatment produces significantly faster results than occasional or inconsistent application.

Important - Do not use on healthy skin, warts, moles, birthmarks or irritated or infected skin. Do not use on the face.

Storage & Care

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children. Do not use if the packaging seal is broken or damaged. Check the expiry date before use.

Included in the Box

  • 10 x Medicated strap patches

  • 10 x Medicated circle patches

FAQs

How often do I change the Synxmedi Corn Patch?

Leave each patch in place for 24 to 48 hours before removing. Leaving it longer than 48 hours does not accelerate treatment and increases the risk of the salicylic acid affecting the surrounding healthy skin. The sweet spot is 24 to 48 hours enough time for the 40% salicylic acid to penetrate and break down the corn tissue effectively before the next application cycle begins.

How long does it take for the Synxmedi Corn Patch to remove a corn?
What is the hole left behind after the corn patch can I dig it out? Do corns have roots?

The white, softened tissue left after removing the patch is the salicylic acid doing its job breaking down the hardened keratin layer by layer. Do not dig or pick at it.

Gently buff away the softened tissue with the Synxpedi Nano Glass Foot Smoother or 3-in-1 Electric Foot Polisher and apply a fresh patch. The slight indentation left behind is not a hole it's the space the corn was occupying as it reduces. Unlike warts, corns do not have roots they are layers of thickened skin built up in response to pressure and friction, not a growth anchored into deeper tissue. Complete the full treatment cycle and the indentation fills naturally as healthy skin regenerates underneath.

Can people with diabetes use the Synxmedi Corn Patch?

Medicated corn patches containing salicylic acid are not recommended for people with diabetes without professional medical supervision. Diabetes affects circulation and nerve sensation in the feet meaning skin damage from the salicylic acid can occur without the person feeling it, and healing of any affected tissue is significantly slower. People with diabetes should always have corns managed professionally by a podiatrist rather than treated with medicated patches at home.

For people with diabetes who need corn protection and pressure relief at home, the Synxgeli Foam Cushions for Corns & Plantar Warts are the safer alternative non-medicated ring cushions that deflect pressure and shoe contact away from the corn without any salicylic acid contacting the skin. Always consult your podiatrist or doctor before using any foot care product if you have diabetes and visit the SynxBody Diabetic Footcare collection for podiatrist-recommended products appropriate for everyday diabetic foot care.

Can I use the Synxmedi Corn Patch alongside the Foam Cushions for Corns?

Yes and it's the most effective combined approach. Apply the medicated patch directly to the corn for active salicylic acid treatment.

Place the Foam Cushion for Corns over the top with the ring opening centred over the patched corn deflecting shoe and floor pressure away from the treated area and protecting the surrounding healthy skin simultaneously.

The foam cushion also prevents the patch edges from lifting through daily activity improving adhesion and maintaining consistent medicated contact with the corn surface throughout the treatment period.