CLARITAGAdvanced Skin Tag Remover - FDA-Cleared Device - Only for Skin Tag Removal - Works in 7-14 Days - Up to 10 Treatment Cycles - Cryogenic Freeze-Off Kit

Works as advertised. Easy to use. Saved me money getting a tag professionally removed. It will take a week or two for it to heal. So be prepared to have that area red and puffy for a while. That's nothing against the product because that was to be expected.

Love this product! Easy as 1 2 3! AND IT WORKS! Roughly 4 days after I used it, two of the skin tags fell off. One more looks like it’s about to and two more I treated two days later should be gone within the next 2 to 4 days. Quick, easy, and delivers results. You will not be disappointed.

I strongly wish I could be refunded. Unfortunately, I was too excited to take before and after pictures. I was so convinced by the reviews. I didn’t think it was actually needed. I carefully followed the instructions, applied it accordingly. I had 4 concerning skin tags I wanted gone for a trip. I treated each twice. That was all I was able to do with the application. 3 of the 4 stayed the same. Although each turned white. 1 of the 4 actually inflamed. It’s swollen. I’m actually going get it checked by my primary care physician. It hurts if something touches it. The 3 of the 4 after turning white returned to it’s original condition. This is day 2 of application. I will update here again.Update: After almost a week (not quite sure) 3 of the 4 tags came off. The wait was very discomforting when anything rub against it. With this update, I have changed my thoughts on the product. Although, I don’t think it’s for me I can honestly say it did work.

A friend of mine recommended this product to me. I purchased it off Amazon and read all the materials that came with it as well as the videos. While I found it to be somewhat cumbersome to handle, I didn't have much trouble in operating the device. I felt that the "pinchers" should have been more pointed to be able to really get the skin tag into its jaws. But I doubt that it would be able to give you the loaded up service area that the flat style they have on the device. I had two tags. I had two outcomes. One tag was, I would say, text-book. Meaning the device did as advertised and in a period of time after using the device the tag just fell off. I was pleased. The other tag - not so much textbook in that it was bigger than the other one. After a week and some days, I hit it again with the device and it was this second application that knocked it out. Bottom line the two tags are gone and I am pleased with the results. I would recommend the product with the caveat that a person may have to apply a second round.

I've been waiting for this very useful and effective med product for a very long time. Rather than counting on a doctor's visit every time you need a skin tag removed, you can easily and safely do the same removal process at home - and I can tell you that it works well. I've been able to get rid of 2 larger tags within the first 3 weeks after this product landed! If the rating could go beyond five stars, I would rate it even higher.A couple observations of the product since I'm being honest here on the review.-First of all, it takes two (2) 'puffs' per skin tag: one initial 'load' or charge to chill the tips prior to pinching the tag the first time, and then a second 'load' prior to gently pinching the same tag a second time. This means that you can only get rid of ~15 tags per bottle or container, so keep that in mind when counting on overall usage of the product cycles.-Secondly, ensure that you press the applicator container down evenly in the mount on a flat surface when charging (chilling) the tips so they are dark blue on each side of the dual tips. This ensures that the tag will be cooled evenly on both sides when you apply the 'charged \ chilled' tips. Watch the tag after you've applied the cool tips to ensure it is frosted on both sides as this is a positive sign that the application of the charged tips was successful.-And finally, make sure that small, rounded foam pieces in the ends of both sides of the pincer tips remains in place as they have a habit of sometimes coming out of the pincer end holes after they have been charged or cooled. You'll need to use a pair of tweezers to push the foam back into place in its location in the end tip, and then you'll have to re-charge the tips again before applying to the skin tag.Good health to you, and may all your skin tags be gone soon!!

Medicare don’t pay for tag removal but this worked grate removing them. In about 14 days they fell off. It saved me time and money. I will keep this on hand from now own. But note, it is cold. 😂