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About Scholl
Scholl is a long-established foot care brand, trusted for keeping feet healthy and comfortable. Its wide range covers everything from corn, verruca and hard-skin treatments to cushioning insoles and the popular Velvet Smooth electric foot files.
The range includes corn and callus treatments, fungal nail and verruca treatments, gel insoles and foot care devices.
Browse the Scholl range below, dispatched from our UK pharmacy. Always read the label; if you have diabetes or poor circulation, check with a healthcare professional before using medicated foot treatments.
Frequently asked questions
How do you use the Scholl corn treatment kit?
The kit usually combines a medicated disc or plaster containing salicylic acid, which is placed over the corn to soften it, along with protective covers, used over several days as directed. Do not use it if you have diabetes or poor circulation - see a podiatrist instead - and always follow the pack.
How do you use Scholl fungal nail treatment?
Typically you file the affected nail, then apply the treatment as directed, often daily, over a course that can last several weeks or months as the healthy nail grows out. Follow the instructions closely and be patient, as nails grow slowly.
Does Scholl fungal nail treatment work?
Scholl's fungal nail treatment can help with mild to moderate infections, but it needs consistent use over months and does not work for every case. If the infection is severe, painful or spreading, or does not improve, see your pharmacist or GP.
How does the Scholl skin tag remover work?
The Scholl skin tag remover works by freezing the skin tag (cryotherapy) so it dies off and drops away over a couple of weeks. Only use it on genuine skin tags, never on moles or warts or near the eyes - if you are unsure what a lump is, get it checked by your GP first.
Are Scholl insoles any good?
Scholl offers a wide range of gel and cushioning insoles designed to add comfort and support for everyday wear, sport or specific pressure points, and many people find them helpful. Choose the insole matched to your need, and see a podiatrist for persistent foot pain.