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Dr. Scholl's Freeze Away Skin Tag Remover

$4340
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Why you'll love it
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Freeze method. Cryotherapy applied at home
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Tag size. For soft skin tags about 2 to 6 mm
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Body areas. Neck, chest, underarms, back and groin
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Tip indicator. Applicator tip turns blue at working temperature
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Falls off. Most treated tags fall off within about two weeks

Specifications

BrandDr. Scholl's
MethodCryotherapy (freeze)
Tag size2 to 6 mm
UseExternal use only
Treatments per retail box8
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Description

Dr. Scholl's Freeze Away skin tag remover for at-home cryotherapy

Dr. Scholl's Freeze Away is an at-home skin tag remover that uses a freezing (cryotherapy) method. A foam applicator is chilled and held on the skin tag, and the tip turns blue when it reaches working temperature.

It is meant for soft skin tags about 2 to 6 mm in size on the neck, chest, underarms, back or groin. Dr. Scholl's says most treated tags fall off within about two weeks, and you should wait at least two weeks before retreating.

Follow the package insert for the full directions. The canister is flammable and under pressure, and Dr. Scholl's says not to use it if you have diabetes, poor circulation, a blood condition affected by cold, or a weakened immune system.

What's in the box
1xFreeze Away skin tag remover canister
1xFoam applicators, skin tag holder, safety shield cap and actuator
1xInstructions
Retail packs are labeled 8 treatments.

Frequently asked questions
What skin tags is it for?

Dr. Scholl's says it is for skin tags that are 2 to 6 mm, soft and flexible, and similar in color to surrounding skin.

Where can I use it?

Neck, breasts or chest, back, armpits and groin. Do not use it on other areas such as the eyelid.

Who should not use it?

Dr. Scholl's lists people with diabetes, poor blood circulation, blood conditions affected by extreme cold, or a weakened immune system. If you are unsure a growth is a skin tag, ask a doctor first. Read the full warnings in the package.

How long until the tag falls off?

Dr. Scholl's says most treated tags fall off within about two weeks. If not, wait at least two weeks before treating the same tag again.

Is the canister safe to store?

The label warns the contents are flammable and under pressure. Keep it away from flame and heat, and do not puncture it.