Dr. Scholl'sFreeze Away Skin Tag Remover - The First FDA Cleared, at Home Skin tag Removal kit. Clinically Proven Skin tag Removal in as Little as 1 Treatment. 1 Skin tag Removal kit, 8 Treatments.

I recently tried Dr. Scholl's Freeze Away Skin Tag Remover, and it’s been a great experience for tackling those pesky skin tags at home in Austin. The kit is straightforward to use, with clear instructions and just a few steps to follow. Everything you need comes in the box, including a small canister and applicators, which makes the process feel professional yet simple enough for anyone to handle.I used it on a couple of small skin tags on my neck, and it worked like a charm. You feel a brief cold sensation when applying it, but it’s quick and manageable. After about a week or so, the skin tags started to shrink and eventually fell off without any hassle. I was impressed by how clean the results were—no irritation or marks left behind on my skin. It’s perfect for areas like the neck or underarms, though you have to be careful to only target the skin tag itself to avoid affecting the surrounding skin.For Austin folks looking to save a trip to the dermatologist, this is a budget-friendly option that delivers. Just be patient and follow the directions closely. It’s a handy tool to have, especially if you want a discreet way to deal with skin tags without breaking the bank. Highly recommend for anyone wanting a quick, at-home fix!

The instructions say to spray and wait some seconds, but i wasted it doing that. Which in turn made it hard to get the product to be active on the skin tags.

I’ve used a few different similar products, and this one works well, it just takes longer than other products to actually have the skin tag fall off. I had to zap the same spot a few times in order for it to finally start drying the skin and fall off. But it got it done. Just waiting for the area to heal.

El producto es bueno, funciona excelentemente. Lo usé para eliminar de manera “casera” una verruga alargada de aproximadamente 5 mm que tenía en mi espalda. Mi experiencia “personal” es la siguiente:Lo apliqué bajo la técnica “día intermedio”, hasta acabar los 8 aplicadores o hisopos que trae el kit. La verruga se cayó sola después de la última aplicación, es decir después de utilizar el hisopo #8 del kit. En tiempo podría decir que fue entre la semana dos y la semana número tres después de iniciar el tratamiento.Este tratamiento “casero” no duele, puede arder un poquito debido al proceso de congelación que la verruga sufre con el líquido o gas que se aplica. Luego de la 3era. o 4ta. aplicación del líquido o gas, la zona y/o la verruga comienza a cambiar de color, comienza a ponerse oscura, lo cual es una señal de que se está secando gracias al líquido o gas que se aplica.El producto funciona muy bien, lo recomiendo.

Update: It’s now 16 days after I first used it. Only one tiny skin tag came off; the others stayed the same and one actually got longer! I can’t recommend this. I went to my dermatologist about it and she said the best method isn’t freezing but cutting them off with sterilized scissors under a local anesthetic, followed by a bandaid for 1-2 days. We’re going to go that route and she’ll get them all in one go. Insurance won’t cover it but she charges a flat fee to do it vs per tag. She acknowledged they may come back but said it usually takes 3-5 years to return. I can live with that.Original post:I should probably wait a bit longer to write this review, but I will update it once I have some results. The little V shaped holder for skin tags is kind of a PITA to use; unless your skin tags are in the lower half of your body, you probably need to have two people do this. Mine are mostly in my armpits and under my breasts. It says to use each applicator on only one skin tag, meaning you can only get up to eight, but I was able to use the same applicator without reapplying the product on three skin tags, since there was a lot of liquid inside the applicator.They haven’t come off as yet, but I’m still within the two week wait period. One thing I will say is that the areas that I did hit it with the applicator are still very sore three days after I applied it. I wasn’t expecting that; I thought it would hurt for a day so I’m not wild about trying this again. One of the skin tags I tried to remove was quite small and I got more skin than I intended to, and I’m hoping that heals up. The freeze part of it is no big deal; you hold it in place for 40 seconds. It’s the soreness afterward that’s more problematic for me. But if the skin tags actually do fall off within two weeks, I’ll consider it worth it.

Over the years, my experiences with over-the-counter remedies has been mostly negative. However, this one worked for me. I followed the instructions exactly. One instruction was to wait 14 days before re-treating if it did not work the first time. Well, after 12 days the skin tag I treated peeled off. It did not even bleed. There is a light scar which I hope will clear up but at my age, I already have many spots from sun, scrapes, burns, cuts, etc. The new small scar certainly looks better than the skin tag that was removed.

If your skin tags are small, this will not work. I don’t think I read that when I ordered. The instructions say you have a tool included in box and you have to put it around the skin tag completely, then put the liquid on just the top of tag. My tags were really small and these instructions did not fit my problem. I guess I thought I could justdab the liquid on the small tags but doesn’t want you to do it like that. I did not open the box, just read the instructions on the outside of box, but cannot return this item.