100% Lamb's Wool Padding

Had my first ever corn removed by my podiatrist. There is a bone spur that caused the corn. He advised placing pieces of lamb's wool between my toes to alleviate the irritation. Worked great!

After hunting for a way to help with a pair of shoes that are too big, I came across this as a possible solution. It does work well and is comfortable. I wish there was a product that was made out of lamb wool, but was shaped for the toe area of shoes so that it wasn't just loose. If I could sew, I might be able to fashion such a thing...Unfortunately, after ordering this, I found a cheaper lambs wool on amazon (with prime shipping as well). This product doesn't (or at least didn't at the time I ordered) list the amount of wool. It is 10.6 grams. The other lambs wool is the exact same amount, but at half the price. I can't vouch for the other products quality though, so that could be a reason for the price discrepancy. But if I order again, I would try the other product because it's cheaper.

I remember my grandmother using lambs wool. It is still the best natural cushion for corns, blisters and sore toes. I get a big angry red/purplish toe from my ski boots (yes, they are the right size, I just have one weird long toe). It throbs and is painful to the slightest touch. I have tried corn pads, blister cushions and bandaids. Nothing works as well as lambs wool. It is a little tricky to handle, I carefully separate a strand and cut with scissors, then weave between and around toes. viola! Works like a charm. I also like that it is a natural organic product as opposed to a plastic one.

I am so glad to be able to get this order of Lambs wool. You see I wear a brace on my right leg because of combine fracture of it. Recently I had problem my leg swelled and was red, after seeing my foot doctor he gave me a piece of Lambs Wool. Since my ankle feltmuch better from it, I went in search of it. I could find it in only one Drug Store chain, so my next thing was to look on the computer.Finding it was great, I have just gotten a new shoe with a brace, when the shoe is new the Lambs Wool serves as a guard from the problemsbreaking in the new pair.

This works better than any compound for corns at least for me.I used this while waiting for a painful corn to be removed and was more than happy with the relief of pain this provided.I simply wrapped the corn with a small amount of this wool padding and I found much needed relief up until I had it removed.Unfortunately my corn came back so again while I'm waiting for my appointment I'm using this .I really think this is what gets me through the day being on my feet until I get home and throw slippers on.Totally worth every cent.I need to get more ,and actually surprised just how affordable this great stuff is.I want this in hand for now on.

Cheap junk.It falls apart when you try it.

I am an aging ; ) ballroom dancer. I want to wear my favorite sparkly dance shoes for a showcase number. My feet kept sliding into the toes of the shoes and rubbing and this was painful. This lambswool is just what I needed. I cut off a piece and put it in the toe. It is soft and prevents my foot from sliding forward. So far, for one practice hour it is working!

For the same price I used to buy a bag that was at least three times the size in a local dance store (to use in ballet shoes). The amount I received in this bag wasn't even sufficient, quantity-wise, to put into the toes of a single pair of slippers to make the 'one size fits most' slippers fit more snugly on my feet.This is one time when the Amazon convenience was not the better option for me in terms of product sufficiency and satisfaction... Check nearby stores to see if you can do better on the amount of product.Because it wasn't a Prime option - at least not when I ordered - it took a week for me to receive the product and then be disappointed by the quantity. Lamb's wool is lamb's wool - so there is no comment I can add relative to its softness.See attached photo for size indicator.