Freeze Spray DrsTouch Medical Ice 10 oz Strength Medical Grade (283ml)

This is a great product, very similar to what my dermatologist charges $40 per use for. This is very powerful stuff and honestly, dont agree you should spray it directly on your skin... especially not using the straw the comes with it. The straw is NOT accurate at all! I tried spraying on a skin tag and the straw sprayed around the tag in nearly a 1-inch radius, despite my being close to it. I did find a better way. I cut the tip off of a COtton Swab, leaving just the cardboard stick. I then sprayed the end of the stick and quickly applied the stick to the tag. This was MUCH more precise. The tag turned white and that's when I removed the stick. A week later, the tag was completely gone! I decided to also try it on a small mole I had on my leg. The first treatment, after a week, caused the raised mole to flatten out a bit, and become less dark. It took 3 treatments, about a week apart each, and the mole disappeared as well! I was very pleasantly surprised. No doubt that it would work on warts also. I'd definately reccommend the product, provided you use something besides the straw to make it more accurate. When you treat a spot, you might hear a little "sizzle" as it freezes the skin. This is NORMAL. The skin will also briefly turn white, then possibly red afterwards. This is also NORMAL. Do not freeze any spot for longer than a second or two with direct spray, or 3 or 4 seconds when using an indirect method (like my Q-tip idea). If you feel more than just a slight pain from the cold then stop spraying because you can damage your skin. It is better to spray too little than too much... and if you want to try using the straw, I also recommend doing a test spray on something besides your skin, first, just so you can see the accuracy level of the straw method.

Product works well. I spray into a cup and use a Q-tip to freeze off growths.

I used this to remove a few skin tags and I followed some of the suggestions in the reviews like using a Q-tip to apply the freeze liquid to the tags. I did apply it once a day for about 6 days until the tags fell off. I liked using this brand Drs Touch and I have about 1/2 can left. If I had bought another brand with less in the can I probably would have had to buy 2 cans. It works well but it took longer than I expected since it's hard to apply when your trying to reach under your arm pits. Note that you can't avoid touching the surrounding skin which will get red but doesn't hurt, you get a little tenderness but it goes away quickly. The redness goes away in about a week. I would recommend this product to any one who wants to DIY!

The plastic straw that comes with it is very helpful guiding the spray to where you want.

I normally don't write reviews but I really felt the need to write one on my experience with this product. I had 3 skin tags that I wanted to get rid of and tried some other liquid products that didn't work. I had read some reviews where they said to use a coin to lift the tag up and away from the skin I didn't want the freeze to have contact with and maybe buy the cone spray adapter so I could direct it right on the skin tag. I didn't do any of that. What I did was I bought some tweezers that had the shape of a hockey stick and used that at the base of the tag to separate the tag from the skin I wanted to treat.I sprayed the freeze into a plastic dish and set it in my bathroom sink in a angle so the liquid ran to the bottom edge. I used a q-tip to absorb the freeze liquid and put the tweezers at the base of the tag and lifted a little and put the q-tip on the tag about 3 or 4 times until the tag turned white from being frozen. I did this like 2 times a day and by the third day the tag fell off. No pain was involved. I don't know if this makes a lot of sense but I wanted to say it worked for me. The size of the tags were almost the size of a half pencil eraser and layed kind of flat to the rest of my skin. I wish I would of taken pictures but I did figure I was going to say anything about it but after it worked and left no scar that I can see I figured I'd write what I could of my experience. The Dr wanted $150 to remove each tag but I was able to do it way cheaper.

I’ve got numerous tags and moles. Been working on half dozen tags, almost pea sized, to start. I’ve put this on once to twice a day and it’s been almost a week. It’s taking awhile, only one is almost gone. I’m impatient and I have got red spots around tags where spray hit trying to get whole tag. Plus not easy doing myself. It’s not hurting. Hopefully don’t end up with scars. First the more round tags swelled like little balloons then shrank and are getting crusty. They do get white from freezing but I didn’t see any immediate results or anything changed after even 2nd application. To help apply I drilled a hole through bottom of old plastic measuring cup (used 1/2 cup) and can get that over tag then spray and hit directly. Being these things are on my torso it’s not easy but I do it. And I’ve sprayed a Qtip and touched to tags. Also a couple of spots that grow hair on my chin, not showing anything happening to them yet after once a day for 3 so far. So for me the jury is still out. Not sure I’d recommend if you’ve got lots of growths to remove or if they’re not under pea size and you want gone yesterday. The way I read description sounded like they’d fall off within a day or two of applying. That’s not happening for me. If it’s taking so long for these it could take a month + for the few larger ones I have which I really want gone. I started with smaller first as trial and thinking might need the dermatologist for larger ones. This stuff is so so much cheaper right? Everyone has to be their own judge if you get this. My tags are going away it’s just really taking awhile. And honestly not sure how anyone can spray with or without straw or use Qtip and not make contact with surrounding skin. Need extra steady hands and growth in easy place to reach. Or have someone do for you and I don’t have anyone. Good luck folks.

Just ordered a second can today, excellent product lasted me four years! I won’t buy any other brand.

Don't buy it!!! The sprayer would not work. Amazon would not take it back or replace it!!! The seller would not respond to my request to have it replaced or refunded. DUH......pitiful service. How can a person use a can that won't release the contents?