Blaine LabsUrea 40%, Advanced CALLUS Treatment, Extreme callus care & corn remover, 4 FL oz.

Was what I was looking for. I used to get a script from Doctors years ago. Insurance dont cover and a 10 oz bottle was costing me in the range of over $200. This product isnt as pure as the one I get from the pharmacy,as they add all these extra moisturizers, but it worked well. For the cost,given what it is, is at a great price point. Warning to user: I use at night as this (and all urea products) leaves a white filmy residue on skin. Do not be alarmed, just work around it. After a week your skin will be very soft. Unfortunately for me, i am allergic to perfumes and the tree tea oil is a little to overpowering so I'll be trying another brand.

I used another brand previously that also worked well. This one was a buck or two cheaper so I decided to try it out when the other one ran out. It seems to work just as well. I use it on my feet every day, and because it's very dry where I live I also mix a little into my regular lotion for the rest of my skin. I also try to remember to put it on my hands at night. 40% urea products are kinda pricey as lotions go, but they do work really well!

I wish the product could be altered a tiny bit:I don't see the need for the Tea Tree Oil except for the Nails. It is nice and thick so if you put socks on you will know most of it is still where you put it. When you take the socks off, some residual is still there (on the nails but not the callus). Absorbs fast enough to relieve sore spots within 15 minutes. It would be nice if the product had additional emollients like Ammonium Lactate (although that may not mix but illustrating a point) for quick penetration of the upper layer of skin as well as the lower level that Urea penetrates.

I tried to like this but I just can't use this on its on for my feet. It's feels very chalky when applied and leaves an uncomfortable residue on my hands.I must use petroleum jelly with it to get it to work. Price point was good but I don't think I will recommend to others. Perhaps 40% is too much.Next time I will use a moisturizer with urea in it to get the best of both worlds.

This urea cream & pumice stone have really helped my dry cracked feet. I use the stone in the shower to soften & decrease callouses on my feet. After getting out . I apply the urea crepe & then put on a pair of thick socks that I sleep in. After a week, my feet were noticeably less dry & felt better. I previously used a similar product from my podiatrist that was the same concentration of urea but cost three times as much.