Skin Tag Removal Kit

Absolutely excellent product, would highly recommend. I had a big, unsightly skin tag on the back of my head that I've HATED having for many years. I finally decided this would be the year I'd have it surgically removed, but after numerous doctors and dermatologists told me the cost of doing so would be sky-high, I pretty much gave up - until I discovered TagBand! I really wish I'd found this product years ago. Fairly easy to apply and once on I only felt some very slight discomfort for the first day or two - after that completely forgot it was there. Took some time to come off - 21 days in total (I had to give it a bit of a yank rather than it just dropping off) but as you can see it has completely gone and I couldn't be happier. Even the red patch where it used to be is starting to fade :) It really works.

I’ve used both the small/medium and the medium/large tagband devices to remove skin tags on my neck, underarms, torso, and one large tag that I’d had for 20-plus years on my head.
The device for larger tags will work on tags about the size of a pencil eraser.
In my experience, after placing the tiny band at the base of the tag, it takes about 3-5 days to fall off. There is very little pain. Just a bit of discomfort from the tight band which cuts off blood supply to the tag.
The price is ridiculous but it works so I guess you get what you pay for.

Had a skin tag on the top of my forehead. Very annoying for sure. For almost a year I picked on it wishing and praying it will disappear but I was in denial. I kid you not this thing right here after 5 days, the skin tag just fell off. What a relief it was. Just give it a few days and your skin will be back to Normal. Screw you skin tag and don't ever come back

I must admit I was skeptical, but this really worked. I had a medium sized tag. The band was really easy to apply. Since I read a couple of previews, I purchased a numbing cream to use with it. I applied the numbing cream, waited until i was numb, and then put on the band. I couldn’t even feel it. After the first day, the tag swelled from the lack circulation and swelled. It looked pretty annoying, but was not painful. Because of this, I wanted to speed up the process. So, the next night I applied more numbing cream and wrapped the tag in a small piece of cotton that I had soaked in Braggs apple cider vinegar. The vinegar dried the tag out completely. I repeated this process the next night. By day 4, the tag with the band had completely detached itself. I am more than pleased.

It took 2 weeks, some redness and pain, but really no big deal. I'm actually quite impressed.

I believe the main reason it took so long for me is my skin tag was slightly too small for the standard size band. I actually had to add a second band on top of the first after one week. My advice? If your tag is smaller diameter than a pencil eraser, start with the micro bands first. Worst case scenario is you'd have to order the standard size after that.

Note to manufacturer: Quit boosting your sales by making us guess which size band to use! Put a few of each size band in a single package.

After spending weeks (unsuccessfully) trying to remove a large skin tag with Tea Tree Oil, Apple cider vinegar etc. I was about to give up and head out to the doctor's office. In a last desperate attempt to remove the tag myself, I looked up this product and I'm so happy I gave these TagBands a shot! It took about 7 days for the skin tag to "die" and then all i had to do was to use a small nail clipper and remove the dead skin. Super easy! I will say though that the skin tag will swell and hurt a bit the first few days, but trust me, suffer through it and leave the band on because the tag will fall off eventually! I recommend that you clean the tag with hot water (or Hydrogen peroxide) twice a day to avoid infection. I should also add that my skin tag was located in a very embarrassing, private area - so these literally really work on ANY part of your body. Highly recommended!