Freeze Spray DrsTouch Medical Ice 10 oz Strength Medical Grade (283ml)

This stuff is great for removing skin blemishes..... Just be cautious about your application. Two or three short sprays over several days should do the trick.

I like it, I read all the other reviews and I sprayed the liquid into a cup and then tapped it out with a Q-tip. someone else said cut a hole in a sheet of paper and put it over the spot and then zap it, that worked really well tooIt works well and much cheaper than a dermatologist for sure!

The tab on top of the can has to be removed before use. There were no instructions indicating this. As others mentioned, the spray does not have pinpoint accuracy (even with the tube insert), and hit a much larger area than intended. Still, it seems to work with patience and a few applications. You'll definitely need to protect surrounding skin somehow.

This works great. I spray it on a q-tip and apply it on my age spots. I do this twice a week and they start fading. Saves me time and money from going to the dermatologist.

I tried spraying the stuff on a Q-Tip, but it didn't work well, and a lot of the spray got wasted. I attached one end of the provided straw to the can spout and inserted the other end into a DRINKING STRAW. ThenI pushed the other end of the drinking straw over the wart, etc., pushed it down hard enough to prevent the spray from leaking out, held the can and the drinking straw straight up and down so the small straw made a large radius curve into the drinking straw, and sprayed a short blast or two. I held the DRINKING STRAW down hard against my skin until all the spray evaporated and the frost on the DRINKING STRAW had melted.The DRINKING STRAW concentrates the spray, protects the surrounding skin completely, and doesn't waste the spray like the Q-Tip method does. Only one treatment is necessary. Depending on the diameter of the DRINKING STRAW, you can treat a smaller or larger area, so start a collection.Oh, always a good idea to wear eye protection when using this spray, no matter what method you use.

This product gets really cold. Yeah! It has a little straw for the dispenser nozzle but it's not very effective. The spray comes out to wide and drips after a few seconds.

My mistake, I thought this was for topcial anesthetic spray, also called topical refrigerant. It is actually used for cryopreservation of pathological specimen, like slides and biopsies. I haven't tried this product for that purpose but it appears it would work well for that.

This did not work for my intended purpose of removing skin tags. I sprayed it as directed. The can sprays a large area around the site and is very cold but I had no effects whatsoever!