Professional Strength Medical Freeze Spray, Cools Down to -65°F in Seconds, 10oz (283ml)

Ok, for all you people that had negative remarks. Geezzz. Listen, I am a perfectionist. This stuff does, in fact, work. You simply have to have a little patience, which I am also lacking in. I have been to the dermatologist to have this done, and to me, I can't tell a whole lot of difference in this and what the professionals use. It does go outside the area a little, but if you try to minimize your spray a little and do in short spurts, it will apply better. Also, I had to do it 2-3 times to get the desired results. I have sunspots, on my legs and they bother me. I like smooth skin, I know it happens overtime, but you can get rid of. It took around a month to see the results I wanted. As for the after-burn, if you will, it will also fade in time. My legs look so much better after using and I am so glad I found this online. Saved a ton of money from having to have done professionally. I would recommend by far.

Had skin tags that I wanted to remove. This product helped me to do that.

It works.

Very good and excellent for freezing spots on your skin. I just wish they had a easer way to spray it in the way that it will reached only the target. I will buy again, but a easier way to apply it should be tested.

This spray is doin the job for me. I tried the Dr Scholl before I bought this and my skin tags laughed at it. I had watched my doctor remove one of my tags and was hoping this would do just as well and it did. I simply cut a straw about two inches, placed the straw over the skin tag, to isolate the area and sparyes the spray into the straw til I felt a lil sting. Skin tag fell off in around 10 days. Some took two shots but no big deal.

Even with the straw included, the freeze spray went beyond the intended area. Also, the freeze spray was cold but not freezing. I will not be ordering this product again.

This product sprays 1,1-Difluoroethane and is meant for industrial use. There is nothing about it that suggests medical use.I bought it to freeze sap off my car.Marketing info usually skips over safety, so here are some points: The propellant is very flamable and unhealthy to breathe (intentional inhalation can cause fatal cardiac arrhythmia [wikipedia]) so it is best used outdoors or with good ventilation. It is heavier than air, so watch out for pets indoors. It is highly flammable, and when it burns, it produces hydrogen flouride gas which is very poisonous [wikipedia] so don't smoke when using it. If hydrogen flouride gas mixes with water, it produces hydroflouridic acid which is one of the nastiest acids in existence.If you are experimenting on yourself to save money, be sure to clearly identify what you are freezing off; my doctor says some lesions cannot be treated that way.Overall, it is pretty much a typical industrial freeze spray. One use is to identify hot electronic parts that are causing a device to fail; if cooling a component off makes it perform better, then the problem has been identified. It ships from North Dakota which makes me think it is a drop-ship sale because the seller is from Florida. Drop shippers often soft pedal alternate uses that the original manufacturer would not endorse (notice the legal warning for CYA) and I think that is what's happening here, hence 3 stars.

I have been getting more skin growths as I age and been exposed a lot more in the sun due to fulltime travel (even with sunscreen all the time). My doctor had been using liquid nitrogen to remove moles on my face after checking to make sure they are not cancerous.I learned how to identify basal cell carcinoma, I figure it is much easier to do it on my own. When using this spray, I experienced the same problem as many complaints here about damage to the wider area around the skin growth that I tried to remove. After trying with different methods such as applying vaseline around the moles, or using a piece of plastic with a hole etc., nothing worked. I am glad that I finally figured out the best way to keep the liquid nitrogen spray to stay within the intended spot. I use a short plastic straw that fit exactly the size of the mole. I use the short larger straw as a guide to cover the mole and insert the straw connect to the bottle inside before spraying. It has a perfect outcome as the liquid nitrogen only concentrated on the mole that sit inside of the straw.I followed the same process as my doctor by spraying 3 times with 10-second rest in between each spray. I am very happy with the result this time because there is no large scar as my previous experiments.