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.

I've used this to remove a wart I had on my knee along with Doctor's Touch Medical Speculum Pinpoint nozzles to focus the spray onto the wart. Be careful when spraying as it comes out forcefully. Keep spraying until the wart is completely white. The point is to kill the skin around the wart so the skin blisters and comes off taking the wart with it. It takes around 5-6 days to notice a difference in the skin. The skin will darken and should fall off in a few weeks. If you don't notice a change blast the wart for another 20 seconds and wait a few days.

Didn't work on a mole I had

Buy it. EZ to use and accomplished the same mission that the dermatologist has. Wouldn't use it for large sized issues, but a quick cure for the smalls.

Worked well

Mine wouldn’t spray and I wasn’t able to return it

Excellent product and works just like the freezing compound used by dermatologists. I strongly advise being extremely careful with this! If you don't know how to use this safely, you can easily cause permanent damage if it over sprays anywhere around your eyes. It does not have the best control, especially if the can is not held exactly upright. I have used this to treat questionable lesions on my chest and legs, and it has done in excellent job. Just make sure to protect all the surrounding areas that you don't want to treat, with something that can withstand the instant freezing of the spray. I highly recommend, but again, with very cautious use. A Q-tip works very well, and just needs to be reapplied several times to be effective.

Spray straw was broken on arrival, otherwise the product works great. 👍