Question 1

Can this be used on skin tags?

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I have used it several times. Works great. My Dr put vasaline around the area before he used a Q Tip with the solution. It is useful to keep the burn to just the skin tag instead of the whole area. Use a styrofoam cup. It insulates and keeps the solution from evaporating as fast. Turn the can upside down do release liquid not gas. Put enough liquid in the bottom of the cup so as not to evaporate right away (maybe 1/4" in a small styrofoam coffee cup. It is easier to have someone else apply it since many tags are not easily reached. Be sure to only put a small amout of vasaline around the tag. Then apply with the qtip until it gets white and hard. Often it will just fall off. Sometimes you can just pull it off at that point. In any case, it will come off soon. Reapply after a few weeks if it is not completely gone. If you do it right, it will fall off never to be seen again. I would wear eye protection, a mask and gloves since this stuff will freeze whatever it touches. When filling the cup (not FILLING the cup.. 1/4" or so) , hold it away  so you don't splash it on you etc. Don't be a dope. Use your brain or common sense or better yet just pony up and pay your Dr. My Dr wanted $250 to do up to 15 tags which is rediculous considering a can of this is $5 and he pays $2 a liter for his med grade nitrogen. But you can hurt yourself if you're not careful. For fun, I took a rose petal and put it in the liquid for a few seconds. I dropped it and it shattered like glass. So have respect for this stuff.

Question 2

Will this remove planters warts?

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ABSOLUTELY, SAVE YOURSELF TIME FROM THE DOC. On a serious note, Hell yes and I do it whenever I see one pop up. Backstory; had issues with HPV from sharing a glass with an infected family member. I got plantars warts on my foot which turned into 2 separate mosaic warts (Cluster of planters warts) 1 was about 1mm or 2mm in diameter but the larger one was the size of a 25c quarter.. (Seriously, Hard to find an image on google that big). I was walking on the side of that foot 24/7 due to pain while also working a labour job so I was getting worried about damaging my foot/ankle, I also ended up with a filiform wart on my face which are ugly little fckers. Started with the face since it was the easiest to freeze due to the nature of that type of wart, Pain wasn't horrible but when your doing it yourself you tend to hesitate, so it may be easier to get someone else to spray it since they don't feel the pain and won't stop until its completely white and frozen, MAKE SURE not to stop when its still dark purple or you will have to endure it again. (Literally solid white and frosty on the outside). 3-5 days later it falls off, Its painless after about 8h, You probably wont even notice it fall off right away. The smaller mosaic wart on the foot took 2 treatments as I just couldn't bare the pain to freeze it fully but the second time I grew a pair LOL. And the large one was just so big that it took so much to freeze it... It SHOULD always be a single treatment as long as its fully frozen! This tip needs to get out to people, Its just to easy and cheap compared to the minuscule kits that are specifically for warts that cost a fortune. *cough* *cough* compound W...

Question 3

I found this doing a search on nitrogen gas. Is this pure nitrogen gas?

Accepted Answer

Hello, Sorry this is not Liquid Nitrogen, This is 1,1,1,2-Tetrafluoroethane. (A.K.A. R-134a Refrigerant)

Question 4

Does it take off the dark flat moles?

Accepted Answer

Do not treat dark flat “moles”!  You could be freezing a melanoma and removing a layer but then you take the risk of causing the cells to grow inwards. Melanoma can and will kill you if left untreated. See a doctor, if they say it’s benign then have at it. You are not a trained dermatologist

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