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Dr. Scholl's Hard Skin Remover Nano Glass Foot File

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About this Product:
  • Exfoliates and smooths hard, rough and callused skin with little effort
  • Safe, gentle and effective
  • Soft-touch handle provides a comfortable grip
  • Waterproof and rustproof
  • Easy to rinse clean
  • Hang hole for convenient storage

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  • About this Offer: Our research indicates that this sale price is $2.80 less (35% Savings) than the next best price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $7.99.
  • Reviews: This product receives 4.8 Stars out of 5 Stars based on over 200 Customer Reviews.
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Update: This popular deal is still available.

Amazon has Dr. Scholl's Hard Skin Remover Nano Glass Foot File on sale for $5.18 when you 'clip' 30% off Coupon found on product page and check out via subscribe & save. Shipping is free with Prime or orders $25+.

Thanks Deal Hunter Rokket for sharing this deal

Note, you must be logged into your account to 'clip' coupon. Coupons are typically one use per account. You may cancel subscribe & save anytime after your order ships.

About this Product:
  • Exfoliates and smooths hard, rough and callused skin with little effort
  • Safe, gentle and effective
  • Soft-touch handle provides a comfortable grip
  • Waterproof and rustproof
  • Easy to rinse clean
  • Hang hole for convenient storage

Editor's Notes

Written by SubZero5 | Staff
  • About this Offer: Our research indicates that this sale price is $2.80 less (35% Savings) than the next best price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $7.99.
  • Reviews: This product receives 4.8 Stars out of 5 Stars based on over 200 Customer Reviews.
  • Amazon Return Policy: This item can be returned in its original condition for a full refund or replacement within 30 days of receipt.
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I struggle with calluses on the balls of my feet. I bought this a few days ago hoping it would be better than my current file and it arrived today. I would say this is at best a light duty foot file. If you have heavy calluses or want something that will do the job quickly, I would avoid this one. Probably best suited to touching up your feet in a daily/weekly routine. Does not take off much excess callus without A LOT of effort.

Walmart had/has something called a Holy File. Basically a contoured piece of plastic with aggressive abrasive material glued on. It's the best I've found at removing calluses without rubbing on your feet for 20 minutes. Not shilling just trying to help anyone with similar issues.
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I have a tailors bunion (the outside of my foot). I tried a glass thing made by the brand Onyx and it's for more refined smoothing... didn't like it.

There's an equate callous rasp ($9 Walmart) that's been doing wonders for me. Shaves off the skin after several passes. I do it after the shower when the skins soft. If you want to remove lots of skin get a good rasp.
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Quote from Baytee2023 View quoted comment :
& by then damage is done. 🙄
Just a little.
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Lou_Jun 1, 2023 9:03 PM
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I struggle with calluses on the balls of my feet. I bought this a few days ago hoping it would be better than my current file and it arrived today. I would say this is at best a light duty foot file. If you have heavy calluses or want something that will do the job quickly, I would avoid this one. Probably best suited to touching up your feet in a daily/weekly routine. Does not take off much excess callus without A LOT of effort.

Walmart had/has something called a Holy File. Basically a contoured piece of plastic with aggressive abrasive material glued on. It's the best I've found at removing calluses without rubbing on your feet for 20 minutes. Not shilling just trying to help anyone with similar issues.
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adam empireJun 1, 2023 9:03 PM
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Quote from nk88 View quoted comment :
So does that mean this things wears down easily? If one month is the most commonly S&S selection.
Amazon are such liars. I bought a dryer vent that lasts many years. It was also most popular at one month. I swear they just want you to get the second one and hope it's a hassle to return (or decline the return).
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MellowBelieve5830Jun 1, 2023 9:17 PM
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I've been using this for about a month now. I definitely recommend it for upkeep if you want something that's fairly gentle on your feet. This will probably not work for neglected feet, ie deep cracking
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Quote from adam empire View quoted comment :
Amazon are such liars. I bought a dryer vent that lasts many years. It was also most popular at one month. I swear they just want you to get the second one and hope it's a hassle to return (or decline the return).
Or consider the possibility that salons are ordering these and have them on a short S&S because they actually do go through them that quickly.
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WhatDatJun 1, 2023 9:52 PM
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I prefer a pumice stone.
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Quote from nocreativename View quoted comment :
I have a tailors bunion (the outside of my foot). I tried a glass thing made by the brand Onyx and it's for more refined smoothing... didn't like it.

There's an equate callous rasp ($9 Walmart) that's been doing wonders for me. Shaves off the skin after several passes. I do it after the shower when the skins soft. If you want to remove lots of skin get a good rasp.
You walking around everywhere bare feet bro? What happened to that egg thing that scrapped dead skin?

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sandbeachJun 2, 2023 1:10 AM
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Quote from Morocovis View quoted comment :
I prefer a pumice stone.
I agree. It's safe and effective. Something like this: PUMICE STONE [amazon.com]
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Quote from karrun View quoted comment :
If you have really bad callouses on your feet like I do, let me recommend this [amazon.com] .These are amazing!
I would recommend wearing shoes instead of raw dogg'n it on the concrete
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Quote from Barbwyr View quoted comment :
If you need something like this, I can pretty much guarantee that what you really need is to start taking Vitamin D. I used to have horrible callus's on my heels, now I never have that problem.
This is not sound advice. You need a blood test to determine if you have vit D deficiency and your doctor will tell you how much to take. Too much D can be bad for you. It's not like C that you pee out if you take too much.
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samgotitJun 2, 2023 6:49 PM
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Why manual labor when you can just use your Sheet Sander and pick a grit:

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ShowGalJun 5, 2023 12:34 AM
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Quote from Barbwyr View quoted comment :
If you need something like this, I can pretty much guarantee that what you really need is to start taking Vitamin D. I used to have horrible callus's on my heels, now I never have that problem.
I have excellent vitamin D levels (tested at last checkup) and have calluses. I walk and workout a lot, so it's not always about your nutritional intake.
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My friend likes to add his feet clippings/debris into the family parmesan cheese comtainer and see who notices first. So far, nobody has...
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Quote from nocreativename View quoted comment :
I have a tailors bunion (the outside of my foot). I tried a glass thing made by the brand Onyx and it's for more refined smoothing... didn't like it.

There's an equate callous rasp ($9 Walmart) that's been doing wonders for me. Shaves off the skin after several passes. I do it after the shower when the skins soft. If you want to remove lots of skin get a good rasp.
Coincidentally, I bought the Onyx Sugar (Glass) foot file from Walgreen's on clearance a couple weeks ago. I didn't expect to be disappointed for $3 but it's almost completely useless. Somehow, it's abrasive enough to snag on to your skin but somehow not enough to actually remove any dead skin. It sounds gimmicky, but the Ped Egg is the best tool for the job

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Quote from TidalWaveOne View quoted comment :
Don't worry, I think you'll really feel it when that starts to happen.
Yeah the good ones are basically like overpriced zesters. Everything else is a waste of time.

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