PurSources Urea 40% Foot Cream - No Pumice Stone - Best Callus Remover - Moisturizes and Rehydrates Feet, Knees & Elbows - For Thick, Cracked, Rough, Dead & Dry Skin - 4 oz - 100%

I bought this urea cream awhile ago, as my podiatrist suggested that urea cream would help with calluses and dry feet. I have cracked heels and recurring calluses as I walk a lot. Of course, I procrastinated as my doctor suggested wrapping my feet in saran wrap after application at bedtime. It was just another chore to do on top of my other nightly regimens. Instead, I bought some plastic disposable foot covers to use instead of the saran wrap. I decided to try the cream on one foot first as I felt I couldn't walk around if I needed to, with both feet covered. I applied the urea cream, put the plastic foot cover on and went to bed. This first application was surprisingly effective and helped with both the cracked heel and callus. Of course, I will need to apply this more frequently to get my feet in tiptop shape. This cream comes with a nice pumice stone, with attached brush and cover. The cream isn't too thick, and isn't greasy. This cream is amazing and I am going to tell my friends about it too.

I purchased this for my husband as he has very dry, cracked heels. He has used it a couple nights, and there is a marked difference! I used it last night and it made my heels soft and supple. I do not care for the consistency- it feels sticky and the smell is meh.. but it does a wonderful job and it is for our feet so I can live with those minor issues. We have socks to put on after applying, so no sheets are harmed in the wearing of this cream…. So far so good!

Only used it a few times. Best I could find for the need. But, Not sure what made in USA means anymore.

I've been using this urea foot cream for nearly five years on a daily basis for chemotherapy-associated issues. There is no scent, it spreads easily (I just use my fingers), the consistency is like whipped cream. I believe that using this has prevented me from getting cracks & bleeding of my feet and my podiatrist tells me that my calluses are well-tended.

I was hoping this product would help keep my feet from getting dry and skin flaking. I use it on clean feet that have been exfoliated during a shower with pumice stone with attached brush that came with product. I gently file heals and dryskin and then apply cream as well. I wear cotton socks to bed. I have used a cocconut moisturizer & have even used pure organic coconut oil. I have used several natural foot pruducts that are popular. I have used professional products that my dermatoligist recommend. I won't even list them. NONE of them complely help, nor have any of them softer or removed calluses. I have done this for over 10 tears and shop items at Trader Joe's, Sprouts, whole foods, Amazon, Vitacost.com, etc., etc. It gets worse as I get older. However, I got a coupon it the mail for another product in a throw away paper in my driveway. The 'before" photo was way over done...black cracking marks allover a wormen's feet bottoms and the an "after" photo with clean smooth feet. Ad photo was not very realistic. However I decided to look at reviews and prices online. I decided not to drive to the nearest Phamacy with the least expensive price, even to use the $3 dollar coupon. I ordered it from Amazon, so I wouldn't have to drive 14 miles round trip, just to purchase the item and them possibly drive anouther 14 miles to return it if it didn't resolve my skin issues on my feet. Thanks to Amazon's present return policy, I can save the $4 plus cost for a gallon of 87 octane gas. I am on a very fixed income and have disabilities that physically limit my driving abilities. I just finished reviewing Flexitol for my feet...and it works better than all the products even though I've only used it for 2 days and I still consider myself in a "trial" period. I have used many products before that even includes pure lanolin, Vaniceam.Pursources urea 4 % cream, sheabutter, o Keeffe's healthy feet, Gold Bond, Burt's Bees,Topricin footcream, Miracle foot repair, petroleum jelly etc., etc. The list is way too long!! PurSources Urea does give me some good results, but it is expensive, must be used excessively and still have to gently exfoiliate feet and use a good file for thick areas as well as alsways spending a lot of time washing cream off my hands after application...it gets very sticky as well as wearing cotton socks so it doesn't get on my sheets; it is a "high maintainence" product. Flexitol seems much easier to use and hopfully will continue to work well. Sorry fot the long review, but foot care like mine shouldn't take so much time and effort, especially as you get older and have maintained foot health most of my life.