Skin Tag Removal Kit by Tagcure, Non-Invasive, Easy-to-Use Skin Tag Remover with Permanent Results, at-Home Safe Solution, Includes Removal Device, Bands & Cleansing Swabs

Great item... It gets rid of skin tags... But you have to be careful when using it... Put the right amount on the skin tag like a little drop on top or it will burn through your skin & you will get temporary marks that will eventually clear away... I do recommend this product for getting rid of skin tags quickly & easily

First time using this productI have two on at the moment and both are doing slightly different things but seems to be doing the trick.One I think is just slightly smaller and may have benifited from the smaller bands, but will give it a few more days to see if it catches up the one that looks like it’s about to drop off. It’s on day 5.Easy to apply I did both myself.First 24 hours I felt a little pinch sensation but not painful at all.The one under my arm due to the rubbing is a little red. I’d like to cover it with a patch I think may help.definitely worth a try if you have skins tag’s that you want to remove.Edited to say both have now come off and skin is well underneathGreat product and fast dispatch

The instructions are clear on how to use this kit, however the plasters they give to go over the skin tag while the band is on are so small they just come off.I used this on a skin tag just under my armpit and there is still a bump there now, but not a full skin tag. It took a week for the tag to come off, I had the remover band on but it would keep moving so I had to keep adjusting it which is why I think there’s still a bump.The process is not painful, just uncomfortable sometimes. The first band I tried to use broke when I put it on the applicator and tried to move it to the end (Friday) so I tried again. The second band didn’t break, but came off 3 days later on the Monday while I was working. I put another one on Tuesday morning and a bunch of normal plasters to keep it there so it wouldn’t come off again!The first 3 days it was on I didn’t have work so it could have potentially come off sooner but I don’t know. Thursday the skin tag turned the colour of a few day old scab, and today (Friday) it hurt more than usual and I realised it’s because there was a tiny piece of skin holding the dead skin tag onto my body… so of course I just wiggled and pulled til it came off… (probably shouldn’t have but oh well).The rubber band thingy could technically be used again I guess, you get 10 in this kit so depends how many skin tags you have.All in all, this did work pretty well but took a long time in comparison to what you would think.Pain was a 2/10 and that was today when it was rubbing like max because it was ready to come off. The only time pain went up to about 4/10 was when I had to readjust the rubber band thing by pushing it closer to my skin… but that pain lasted only as long as I was adjusting it.Pain now the band is off is a 1/10 and that’s only when rubbing the little bump left over, just sitting here there’s no pain at all.

I had 3 skin tags, two small ones and a large one, the large one was removed with no hassle however the rubber bands would not stay on the small ones ans therfore couldn't be removed.Would also recommend using your own plasters as the ones provided do not stay on very well.Great product if you are look for a chemical free method of removing large skin tags but smaller ones will need other treatment

Bought these little skin tag remover bands on a bit of a whim and honestly, so glad I did. They’re small but seriously effective — popped one on and a few days later, job done. No drama, no faff, and definitely less scary than I thought it would be. If you’re after a quick, easy way to get rid of a skin tag without making a huge deal out of it, these are a win.

My Labrador dog had a large skin tag, so I ordered the 'plus' version for skin tags greater than 5mm across.The applicator that arrived with this kit can only be used on skin tags less than 5mm. See photo.Still I thought I would try it. The first 'unique design' ring used to restrict blood going to the skin tag had a defect and stretched unevenly. The 2nd worked ok, but unable to apply to skin tag due to applicator being too small.I was not convinced the rings would provide sufficient pressure to stop blood flow to the skin tag anyway.The 'unique design' rings look (to me) exactly the same as all the other manufacturers found on Amazon.After sleeping on it I thought I would try my own 'applicator' before returning the set as 'useless and not fit for purpose'. I used 2 pairs of fine, long-nosed pliers to expand the ring large enough to fit over my dog's 1cm skin tag. I was surprised the ring didn't break. I managed to get the ring on the base of the skin tag next to the skin. I really didn't expect it to be strong enough to work, but overnight it was clear it had worked. The tag was looking withered. It had shrivelled down to ¼ of the size and the tag was clearly no longer receiving a blood supply. Now we just had to wait for it to dry further and detach from the dog's skin. Not exactly sure how long this took. After a week I was bored waiting, so I had a closer inspection and prodded around the base of the skin tag to find it was held in place by dog hair only. I was able to carefully remove the dried out skin tag and reveal a beautifully healed over spot of skin. Job done. I also recovered the rings from the skin tag to use again if they are needed again.Fortunately my dog left the tag alone during this process. I guess you may want to put a collar or a neck ring on your dog if needs be and you wanted to try this on a more nibbly pet.In conclusion. A great way of removing unwanted skin tags, but the correct sized applicator is needed to get the ring over the skin tag and into the correct position for it to work.Don't know why the manufacturer does not make the applicator with 2 or 3 progressively larger stages that fit inside one another. Then you could choose the appropriate fit for your skin tag size and there would be no requirement for a 'plus' size kit and all the confusion. The extra bits of plastic are likely to only add a further 1p to the price and they would get rave reviews from every customer.