Vaxxen Labs Instant Freeze Chilling Spray - Professional Grade - Made In USA

I rely on reviews, but rarely complete one, but felt compelled with this product. I had an annoying raised mole on my face near my hairline, happy to report, the mole is now history. I found the product easy to use, although I had to use a couple of times to completely remove mole, it completely removed it. Recommend using foil to protect surrounding skin. I made a small hole in some foil, just big enough to expose the mole, as this product is powerful and you risk burning other areas of your skin if it is exposed. Good luck!

I actually used this for some spots on my face. I know that that is offbrand usage, but I had read some other reviews and had seen that other people did it as well. It worked perfectly and saved me probably hundreds of dollars at a dermatologist!

Amateur radio nerd, electronics technician nerd and an overweight dude with some skin tags. The perfect person for this product! Freeze spray works wonders for troubleshooting electronics problems with parts overheating etc. Every tech or radio amateur should have a can of this stuff if they do more than operate their equipment and actually build or troubleshoot it. Also used this to remove a skin tag about the size of a #2 pencil eraser. Shot the spray across the skin tag with the included straw so as to avoid freezing skin on my thigh as much as possible where this tag is. Unloaded about 5 seconds of spray two times across the tag turning it into an iceberg sticking off my thigh three times a day for two days. Seemed that was enough "treatment" to prove my point to the skin tag! It has now shriveled up and is hard as a rock like a scab. no treatment for two days now, the tag has not fallen off yet but feels like it will at any moment. Like it is holding on by a thread. Considered clipping it off at this point but am well aware that when you clip them off when untreated the stalk supplying the blood to them bleeds for what seems like forever, so while I am impatient to be rid of it and see it fall off on its own I have not turned to clipping it just yet. Will give it another couple days to fall off on its own. Keeping an eye on it in the mean time. There is a little bit of pain when I wiggle it to see if it wants to fall off yet so things are still healing around it. Patience is a virtue I guess. The only things that would make this a more useful product is 1 if you could spray it effectively with the can at any angle or upside down. 2. if you didn't have to pull the trigger so deeply for the valve to open and release the product. If you are going at skin tags with it you might want your significant other to do the shooting as it can be cumbersome to go at these things by yourself.

It does freeze the skin where you point it. You need to "mask off" the area you want to freeze. I used duct tape and cut a small area in it. You may want to shave around the area first too. The tape will pull your hair off if you don't. I don't know how long the can will remain usable. Something like this probably won't have a long shelf life. But if it doses. I would give it 10 stars.

Worthless. 90% of the spray leaks out of the sides which is ridiculous. How hard is it to use a can that doesn't leak? DONT BUY! The only thing that froze was my freakin hands as it spewed out spray like a 1 year old trying a lemon for the first time. Which is a great analogy since this product IS a lemon.

Super product. Does the job spot on.

Not very cold, wart freeze of is colder, even the bottle don’t mention -50 C…the bottle says -45C. But actually the hfc 134a boiling point is just -26.3C

I do not suggest DIY cryotherapy but this is that type of cold.