Cryotag is a Skin tag removal treatment which is easy to use, clinically proven and precisely targets skin tags to remove them. Cryotag uses the same freezing technology used by doctors and dermatologists. Cryotag is intended for the removal of skin tags ONLY.
What's included in Cryotag?
A pressurised aerosol canister contains a mixture of dimethyl ether, isobutane, and propane.
A cap that holds the applicator.
12 precision-tip applicators for 12 treatments.
Disposable tweezers.
How do I use Cryotag Skin Tag Remover?
Attach the applicator stick by firmly twisting it into the opening on the bottom of the cap.
Keeping the canister upright, press the cap all the way down for 3 seconds to saturate the applicator.
Wait for 15 seconds to allow the applicator tip to reach the correct temperature.
Grasp the skin tag with the tweezers and gently pull it away from the base, then apply the applicator tip to the stalk of the skin tag for 40 seconds.
Are diabetic or have poor blood circulation. The treated area may not heal well or completely.
Have a weakened immune system. It may delay or prevent proper healing.
Have a bleeding problem. There is a risk of bleeding after treatment.
Have been diagnosed with blood conditions affected by extreme cold. It is uncertain how this product may affect you.
Are pregnant or breastfeeding. It is uncertain how this product may affect you.
NOT FOR USE ON:
Children or anyone under 18.
Skin conditions that are not skin tags, such as moles, birthmarks, dark-coloured, hairy or any unusual-looking skin conditions.
Inside or on your mouth, nose, anus, genitals, buttocks or lips or on skin tags in inaccessible or hard-to-see places. This may cause burns and permanent scarring.
Irritated or infected skin with signs of redness, itching or swelling. It may worsen your current condition and make the infection more severe.
On eyelids, eyes or face. It may cause burns, permanent scarring or blindness.
If you have any severe side effects, stop use immediately and seek medical assistance as soon as possible.
A blister may form (sometimes containing blood) within a few days.
A stinging, itching or aching feeling.
Freezing treatments may cause a change in skin colour.
