Auto Tagband Skin Tag Removal Kit, Fast Effective & Safe Remover Small/Medium Skintags (2mm-4mm) on Face Hard Reach Areas, Onehand Application Home Minutes, Includes Pen + 10 Bands

On the whole this was a great success for me. I largely opted for this one as it says it’s made in the UK.I had lots of skin tags of various vintage (ergo various sizes) on my neck, plus one on my upper thigh. I chose to order the small/medium Auto Tagband.It’s a compact little kit. The “pen” applicator appears to be well made and is easy to operate. The little blue band loading piece is quite delicate at the narrow end, so don’t go stabbing at the bands to pick them up - it will bend! There are full, clear instructions included. You are supposed to get a number of alcohol swabs to clean your skin before application, but these were missing from my kit. I didn’t bother complaining about this because I had isopropyl alcohol I could use on a cotton pad and just wanted to get going.For the larger tags on my neck and the one on my thigh, it worked like a dream and fairly quickly. The smaller tags took more time but eventually fell off.When it came to the teeny tiny tags however, the bands more often than not just slipped off really easily. Therefore it would be good if some slightly smaller bands were available. (I haven’t looked to see if there are any available yet).The stages of “ideal” skin tag removal I noticed were for the first few days-week I didn’t really notice anything. Then it would seem like the tag would get a little bigger. There would be a little pain if say, hair or clothing got caught (if this was problematic I covered the tag with a plaster). Pain would get worse then disappear and the tag would begin to gradually get harder and darker in colour. It would then eventually fall off, or be “encouraged” to fall off.(The pain I would describe as quite sharp and not constant - only if something came in to contact with the tag, or I turned my head (for the ones on my neck). Covering with a plaster until the pain stops is the best solution).After the tags fell off I applied a little Sudocrem or Savlon. There is usually a little redness and a slight bump but these eventually disappear. I haven’t experienced any scarring.Other than the missing swabs and need for smaller bands, I am so pleased I tried this. I have had to wear my hair down all the time for years and years, scared that other people would see my crop of skin tags. Now I can throw my hair up without a care.My mum was so impressed she asked me to use it on a tag she had on her neck, which was also successfully removed.Enlist help from another person to apply to hard to see/reach tags.

Simple solution to a common annoyance. Had a tag beside my eye and under my arm. Tackled the on under my arm first, after a couple of the bands slipped off one stayed put. 12 days later tag and band dropped off. Then with a bit of confidence I tackled the on near my eye, 10 days later same result. Very happy with the results.

Clever idea. Apply whilst looking in the mirror. The odd band falls off at times but generally work well. The tags do look a bit odd when they turn black but all part of the process. Well worth a try.

Wasn’t small enough

I've tried those freeze off ones that boast to be the same stuff doctors use to no avail, except maybe getting that freeze stuff on my fingers, so when I bought this I was pretty much expecting the same thing, but it's not. The concept makes sense and is simple. The applicator is easy to use, it did take a couple tries to get it, but the couple tries is well worth it. The band "hugs," skin tag. cutting off blood supply and in a few days it just falls off. Simple, easy peezy, not sure what other sutpid things i can say to emphasis how easy this was. For those concerned; does it hurt? No, absolutely not. I mean consciously you know there a band there for a couple days, but I mostly forgot about it until one day I had completely forgotten and was taking a shower and realized it had already fallen off... and guess what??? NO SKIN TAG. Thank you!!!

Rubbish. Bands far too big for the size of tag they mention. Fall off and are not effective. Waste of time & money.

Work well…but be patient !There are about 10 rings.Make sure you choose the right ring size for larger or smaller tags.Would be better if the company sold a pack that had both sizes.They work…it’s easier to get some assistance while attaching the device. Quite difficult on your own.They do work…for a persistent tag you might need 2 or 3 goes at it.Put a plaster over the ringed tag after attachement and it will lessen the risk of it de-attaching.Be prepared for a dead skin-tag smell after a few days!Impressed and works well…just don’t expect an overnight result.

After seeing the reviews I was expecting big things for this item. However I have been left rather disappointed.For ease of use I have no issues what so ever and in principle it's a well thought out piece of kit.Insert the adapter into the pen / plunger slide the band up and remove the adapter and it's ready to use.I have numerous skin tags under my arms, on my shoulder and the top of my leg that I just wanted to get rid of. With ten micro bands I set about dealing with the biggest offenders and within a short time the largest ones all hand a band on them.Now for the gross bit, a couple of the skin tags kind of popped within a few minutes releasing a small amount of puss which was kind of satisfying. Then within three days two of the skin tags had started to turn black and another had begun to discolour. There is some discomfort but not much more than when the skin tags rub.So all good until this point, so why two stars?Within a couple of hours of fitting the band's the one on the top of my leg had come off, never to be seen again. By the following morning one on my shoulder and one on my side had come off and by day four I had lost another three from my armpit. Not exactly a huge success rate. I bought the smallest bands available as I wouldn't consider my skin tags that big but they still came off. So far the band's have been less than 50% successful.