Cryotag Skin Tag Remover - Fast Effective Safe Skin Tag Removal- Removes Skin Tags in as little as 1 treatment, Clinically Proven, Up to 12 treatments

Worked really well, 2 applications and skin tags which had been near my armpit for many years. Disappeared within a fortnight, slightly uncomfortable, but great results.

I had skin tag I wanted to remove, person who deals with that wanted £50+ for it ao I thought I can try this and it actually worked. Easy to use, up to 12 applications, happy with results. Skin tags falls off within 7 days after application, it's a little bit itchy at the start but it's nothing major. Really useful thing.

This product works but you need to follow the instructions and get someone to help you with it, I don’t think it is possible to do it alone. I had a skin tag under my armpit, it was quite small and on a stalk. You can only use the product if your skin tag comes on a stalk because that’s where you apply the tip of the applicator and this is the part that you will freeze. You need help with it as you need to pull it away from the skin and then apply the applicator to the stalk for 40 seconds. That stage wasn’t painful at all, I didn’t feel anything. However, my skin tag didn’t fall off within 14 days as described in the leaflet. After 2 weeks it started getting red and bigger, it looked swollen and it was quite painful and I had this burning sensation. For a couple of days I thought it was infected and was quite worried as the leaflet said that between day 7 and 14 the skin tag would turn black and dry before it falls off. Eventually it turned out that a blister formed on my skin tag as it burst one day around day 20, leaving a stain on my t-shirt. When that happened, the skin tag appeared much smaller and it was also dry. It then fell off on the next day. Overall I’m happy it worked but I feel it was a lot of hassle and if I was to do it again, I would just pay to have it removed with a laser or a blade. PS if your skin tag is painful or catches on clothes you can get it removed by your GP.

Didn't work for me

I had a small, thin stalky skin tag on my inside thigh, just below my groin. I had intended getting it treated in a beauty clinic or similar, but Covid and lockdowns struck... So it ended up on my 'to-do when all this stuff is over' list.Then one day walking about, I felt a real soreness at the top of my thigh. I checked it out and the stalky skin tag was longer - and had gone red, from the chaffing and thigh rubbing it back and forth. Eek! So I searched on Amazon for some kind of skin tag remover and read the reviews. I was unsure what to do, but took a punt on this as I knew crytotherapy was probably the best solution, and what a private nurse at a clinic or clinician at a beauty salon would do.I had had a skin tag before, years ago, on my chest, which I'd removed with a piece of cotton thread as a ligature, but that had been really painful and had left a slight bump. So I was reluctant to do that again, and this was in such an awkward place, so getting cotton looped round it was damn near impossibleI applied the applicator stick exactly as per the instructions, although I wasn't entirely convinced it would work. The skin tag went white, but as I was looking down on it and applying the stick on one, the top, side, I wasn't sure if that alone would work. I felt that maybe I needed to apply it to both sides of the stalk base, but just did what the instructions said.I covered it with a plaster - I'm not saying that to recommend it - it was just because of where mine was, and the thigh chaffing was aggravating it. I checked under the plaster every few days and at that point didn't think it was going to work. It had gone brown, but not black as people in the reviews had stated.On day 10 I realised the plaster had rubbed off - but when I looked more closely there was nothing there. I searched about the top of my thigh thinking I was going a bit nuts. There was nothing. There was a larger circle of pale pink skin, but nothing else... Not even a bump. It had worked!I did find the plaster in my jeans, but I don't know where the skin tag went... It's probably boarded a flight to the Costa del Sol to join a bunch of equally louch types... I don't care - I'm just so glad it's gone! You have to have had a skin tag to understand the joy of it going...(PS I would have uploaded a photo, but don't want to get arrested for posting pictures of my groin...🥴)

I bought this due to the reviews and previously paying over the odds for treatment on my skin tags.I used it on a large one and made no difference but I was aware I may need to use it a few times.In the meantime I tried it on the tiniest one - around 1mm attachment (yes I know I could just pull it)And - nothing! It’s still there and no changes in it to show it’s even dried or anything. So for me Thai product doesn’t work.

It's been a month and a half since I bought this product. I used it on a few skin tags when bought and another one this week. I was paying my aesthetician £120 for a 30 minute removal session before this... But not anymore!!!! 😀The product genuinely works, it seems to dry up the skin tag and then it just falls off. For me they've fallen off within a day or two after application. I felt compelled this morning to leave a review after the skin tag I treated two days ago is gone!! There is still a red mark but I'm assuming like last time it will go too.I was skeptical but I'm so glad I tried this product, it's going to save me loads of money!!