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Wart and Mole Skin tag removal<br>
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Permanently remove Moles Warts and Skin Tags</font></font></h1>
<p align="center"><font face="Arial">Mole & Wart Remover is now available in the UK<br>
The Wart & Mole Remover Co is the UK Sole Distributor</font></p>
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Mole & Wart EZ Clear
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<font face="Arial" size="7">The Wart & Mole Remover Co</font></b><p align="center">
<font face="Arial">Mole & Wart EZ Clear from the Wart & Mole Remover Co : Permanently remove Moles Warts and Skin Tags</font><p align="center">
<font face="Arial">Natural Mole Wart Removal herbal paste takes 20 mins at home ...Prepare the wart
or mole, with the scratching pin, dab on The Natural Mole & Wart Remover, wait
20 minutes, wash it off and watch it disappear! ...</font><p align="center">
<font face="Arial">One 20 MINUTE application (1-2) on average * Use at home * Used by Herbalists
world-wide * Non-Surgical * No daily application of cream, oils or acids ...</font><p align="center">
<font face="Arial">The Wart and Mole Remover Co has many years experience in mole removal, with the
focus on finding a safe removal method that doesn't involve surgery.</font><p align="center">
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<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">What Are Warts? </font>
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<p align="justify"><b><font face="Arial">Introduction: </font></b></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">Warts are small, skin-coloured,
rough lumps on the skin. They often appear on the hands and feet and look
different depending on where they are on the body and how thick the skin
is. A wart on the sole of the foot is called a verruca. Genital warts are
warts found on the genitals and around the rectum. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">Warts are caused by infection with a
virus called human papilloma virus (HPV). The HPV virus causes a hard
protein called keratin in the top layer of the skin (the epidermis) to
grow too much, producing the rough, hard texture of a wart. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">Warts are usually harmless, but they
can look unattractive. They often clear up by themselves, although
treatment can help to get rid of them more quickly. Warts aren’t normally
painful, although verrucas can sometimes hurt. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">Warts are very contagious. The skin
cells in warts release thousands of viruses, so close skin-to-skin contact
can pass on the infection. However, it can take weeks or even months for a
wart, verruca, or genital warts to appear after you’ve caught the
infection. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">People with weak immune systems (the
part of the body that fights infection) are more likely to get warts. This
is because the body is less able to fight off the HPV virus.</font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">Most people develop warts at some
point in their life, usually before the age of 20. About 1 in 10 people in
the UK have warts at any one time. Genital warts are the most common
sexually transmitted infection in the UK. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><b><font face="Arial">Symptoms </font></b></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">Warts can be different sizes,
ranging from 1mm to over 1cm. You may have only one or two warts, or lots
can develop on the same area of skin. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">The size and shape of warts varies:
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<blockquote>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">• Common wart (verruca vulgaris) -
is a firm, raised wart with a rough surface that can look a bit like a
cauliflower. They can occur anywhere, but are most common on the
knuckles, knees and fingers. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">• Plane wart (verruca plana) - is
a round, flat topped, yellowish type of wart. They mainly occur on the
back of the hands, especially around the nails and fingers. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">• Filiform wart (verruca
filiformis) - is a long, slender wart that is common on the thin skin of
the eyelids, armpits or neck. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">• Genital warts (condylomata
acuminata) can be small, white lumps or larger, cauliflower-shaped
growths on the penis, scrotum or vulva (the female external sex organs),
or around the rectum. Warts can also develop inside the vagina or anus.
Genital warts on the vulva are usually soft because the skin here is
moist and hairless. Genital warts that develop on skin that is dry and
hairy (such as the shaft of the penis) tend to be firm. The number of
warts that develop varies. Some people have a few that are hardly
noticeable, while others have a lot. Genital warts do not usually cause
any symptoms, although they may be itchy if they are around the anus.
However, the warts may be a sign of a sexually transmitted infection (STI),
or, in rare cases, cancer. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">• Verrucas (planter warts) - are
warts on the soles of the feet. Verrucas don’t stick up from the surface
of the skin. Instead, the weight of the body pushing down on them makes
them grow back into the skin, which can be painful. Verrucas often have
a black dot in the centre, surrounded by a hard, white area. The dot is
the blood supply to the wart and the white area is the skin of the wart
that is closely packed together. Verrucas that grow in clusters are
sometimes called mosaic warts. </font></p>
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<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">You should see your GP if you have a
wart mole or verruca that bleeds, changes in appearance, or spreads.
</font></p>
<p align="justify"><b><font face="Arial">Causes </font></b></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">Warts are caused by different
strains of the human papilloma virus (HPV). The virus is present in the
skin cells of a wart, and can be passed on through close skin-to-skin
contact. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">You are more likely to catch the
infection if your skin is damaged, or if it is wet or in contact with
rough surfaces. For example, public swimming pools are a common place to
catch verrucas. People with scratches or cuts on the soles of their feet
are especially vulnerable. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">You can also spread warts to other
parts of your own body. For example, if you scratch or bite a wart it can
cause the wart to break up and bleed, making it easier for the virus to
spread. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">People with a weak immune system (as
a result of immune system diseases such as AIDS, or as a result of certain
treatments such as chemotherapy) are more likely to catch warts. They may
develop lots of warts that are particularly difficult to get rid of.
</font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">Genital warts are caused by a strain
of the HPV virus that is passed on during sex, or very close sexual
contact. However, most people infected with HPV don’t develop visible
warts. You can carry the virus without realising it, and pass it on to
other people who may then go on to develop visible genital warts. </font>
</p>
<p align="justify"><b><font face="Arial">Diagnosis </font></b></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">Warts and verrucas are easy to
recognise. Warts are usually raised growths with a hard uneven surface. A
verruca may have been pushed in by the weight of your body and so appear
as an area of very white skin on the sole of your foot, perhaps with a
black dot in the centre. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">Although genital warts can be
embarrassing, it is important to have them checked out at your GP surgery
or local sexual health (GUM) clinic. This is because genital warts can be
caused by a sexually transmitted infection, and in rare cases can be a
sign of cervical cancer in women. The doctor or nurse that you see will
probably take a swab (sample of cells) from the area, to identify the
infection that is causing the warts. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><b><font face="Arial">Treatment </font></b></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">Most warts clear up without
treatment, although this can take years. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">Natural Mole & Wart EZ Clear™
is a 20 minute, one off treatment. A scab is formed and will naturally dry
and fall off in between 7 & 21 days. Natural skin healing will continue
with the aid of Camellia Oil. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">Other types of treatment can be
painful, and there is no guarantee that the warts wont come back again.
</font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">Treatment options depend on where
the warts are and how many there are. Options include: </font></p>
<blockquote>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">• Over-the-counter treatments - A
variety of creams, gels, paints and medicated plasters are available
from pharmacies. Most of these contain salicylic acid as their active
ingredient. Salicylic acid and other wart treatments also destroy
healthy skin. You need to rub the dead tissue off from the top of the
wart once a week with a pumice stone or emery board. It usually takes
months of continuous treatment for the wart to go completely, if indeed
it does. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">• Cryotherapy - Destroys the
cells. A sore blister develops, followed by a scab. Treatment can be
painful, so you might need a local anaesthetic beforehand. Cryotherapy
treatment is usually carried out at hospital skin clinics or at your GP
surgery. Large warts sometimes need to be frozen several times, a week
or so apart, before they clear. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">• Surgery - Surgery to remove
warts is carried out under general or local anaesthetic. Warts can be
cut out of the skin or the skin of the wart can be scraped off with a
spoon-like instrument called a curette. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">• Laser treatment - in which the
wart is destroyed using a very precise laser beam - and electrocautery,
in which the wart is burnt off using an electric current. </font></p>
</blockquote>
<p align="justify"><b><font face="Arial">Complications </font></b></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">A sudden outbreak of a large number
of genital warts suggests there could be a problem with your immune
system. It’s important to see your GP immediately if this happens. </font>
</p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">Certain types of HPV have been
linked with cervical cancer. However, the types of HPV that cause visible
genital warts do not increase the risk of cervical cancer. Women with
genital warts should have cervical smear tests at the normal, routine
intervals. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><b><font face="Arial">Prevention </font></b></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">To reduce your risk of getting a
wart or verruca: </font></p>
<blockquote>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">• dont touch other peoples warts,
</font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">• don't scratch or pick at a wart
as this may spread the infection to other parts of your body, </font>
</p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">• don't share towels, flannels or
other personal items with a person who has a wart, </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">• don't share shoes or socks with
someone who has a verruca, and wear flip-flops in communal showers and
in swimming pool changing areas. </font></p>
</blockquote>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">If you have a verruca, you should
cover it with a plaster when you go swimming. If you have a wart on your
hand you should wear gloves if you are using communal equipment (for
example, in a gym). </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">To avoid catching genital warts, you
should practice safe sex. The best way to do this is to use condoms.
However, condoms don’t cover the entire genital area, and are usually put
on after sexual contact has begun, so the virus that causes genital warts
can still be passed on. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">You should use a condom (as well as
any other form of contraception you normally use) for 3-6 months following
treatment for genital warts. This helps to stop you and your partner
getting re-infected. </font></p>
<p align="center"><font face="Arial">Natural Mole & Wart EZ Clear™
Does NOT contain Bloodroot. </font></p>
<p align="center"><font face="Arial">The Wart & Mole Remover Co is the UK
Sole Distributor</font></p>
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<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">A skin tag is a common, benign
(non-cancerous) condition which consists of a bit of skin that projects from
the surrounding skin and may appear attached to the skin. Skin tags can vary
quite a bit in appearance. They may be smooth or irregular, flesh coloured or
more deeply pigmented, and either simply be raised above the surrounding skin
or have a stalk (a peduncle) so that the skin tag hangs from the skin. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">Skin tags can occur almost anywhere
there is skin. However, favourite areas for tags are the eyelids, neck,
armpits (axillae), upper chest, and groin. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">They are much more common with age,
beginning in middle age and they tend to be somewhat more prevalent in
women than men. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">The outer layer of the skin (the
epidermis) shows overgrowth (hyperplasia) and it encloses an underlying
layer of skin (the dermis) in which the normally-present collagen fibres
appear abnormally loose and swollen. A skin tag is medically termed a
Cutaneous Papilloma or an Acrochordon, however, a skin tag is best known
as a skin tag. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><b><font face="Arial">Treatment </font></b></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">In cases in which a skin tag is
irritated or cosmetically unwanted, treatment may be done by freezing the
tag with liquid nitrogen, tying off the tag with a thread or suture so as
to cut off the blood supply, cutting off (excising) the tag with a scalpel
or scissors, or by using our herbal product Natural Mole & Wart EZ Clear™. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font face="Arial">If you choose Natural Mole & Wart EZ
Clear™ treatment is a 20 minute, one off treatment. A scab is
formed and will naturally dry and fall off in between 7 & 21 days. </font></p>
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<p><b>scabs fallen off </b></p>
<p>It's been about 2-3 weeks now since I have applied the paste, the mole
has been in the scab stage for what seems a while now. But then after i
had a shower today, it sort of came off, leaving a fairly mean looking
hole... I know I have to keep this clean from infection, but what would be
a good thing to use? I have things like Savlon and Sudocream? Are either
of these ok for this? </p>
<p>The best thing is the skin healing gel that came with the paste. Even
if you did not order an additional skin healing gel then you'd have
received a small amount. </p>
<p>Unfortunately, we do not have adequate information on the products that
you name and so cannot advise you on these. Visit your chemist and ask
what products they have that will best help in the continued healing of
your skin. </p>
<p>After the removal of the mole few people say the area is indented. This
can occur if the root is particularly deep rooted, however, over time you
will find that the area will 'fill up'. </p>
<p><b>Small flat moles & healing time & more questions </b></p>
<p>Hello, This comes to me as some sort of miracle, although my moles are
small.. They make me feel incredibly insecure so from the before and after
photos and the price.. this seems great. </p>
<p>I have a few questions though </p>
<p>I have flat moles on my face around 1mm-5mm I wondered how long these
would take to heal if everything is applied correctly? </p>
<p>Are the moles definitely going to be removed? I wish for flawless
skin.. sadly something not many have naturally. </p>
<p>How many small moles on average would the paste cover? </p>
<p>Could it by any chance hide indications of cancer? or is the entire
mole removed? (like they do in surgery) I ask the because I have quite a
large one (Around 10mm) on my arm and I'm worried about if it turns
cancerous and there is no signs or would it reappear or something
different? (I will see the GP to get his suggestion on it, but their word
isn't a grantee) </p>
<p>Thanks. </p>
<p>Hi there. </p>
<p>Mole & Wart EZ Clear is best used on raised moles. Normally only one
application of paste is required. If the mole is raised more than 3mm then
it would be worth applying the paste twice. </p>
<p>The paste works to cauterize and therefore remove the mole to the root.
Everything is removed. It cannot regrow. </p>
<p>After the paste has been applied for 20 minutes, you remove it (the
paste). The area then turns to a scab. The scab can take between 7 & 21
days to fall off naturally. The new skin will be very red but will
eventually blend with your normal skin tone. </p>
<p>It is important that you understand that you may be left with a small
blemish. If anything it is usually in the way of a lighter skin tone of
the area. </p>
<p>The mole is completely removed and therefore 'the removed mole' cannot
hide signs of cancer because it will no longer exist. </p>
<p>We like to tell people as a guide that the paste would be adequate to
remove a mole that is 7mm diameter with two applications of paste. This is
a 'safe side guide'. You will read on the forum that people remove may
more moles. One of the latest posters claims to have removed 56 moles with
only one sachet of paste! </p>
<p>We encourage everyone to visit their gp to ensure that their moles are
safe for removal (non cancerous) but do not be surprised if you gp tells
you that no such paste exists. ... But we know better! :-) </p>
<p>Thanks for the quick informative reply it's helped a lot with my
decision, as soon as I have some spare money and have a talk with the GP,
I'll buy the product. </p>
<p>I have 1 last question however - You say that it is very red is it
possible to cover with concealer occasionally ? or would this cause the
healing process problems? </p>
<p>When the area is at the scab stage it will be very black and not very
pretty, however it should not be covered with makeup as this may introduce
germs to the healing area underneath. If you insisted you could cover the
area with an elastoplast but this is not ideal as it is better to expose
the area to the fresh air as much as possible. </p>
<p>When the scab is gone and the new skin below is exposed it is red, as
previously stated; at this stage it is 'new' 'sealed' skin. No germs will
now enter through the area into the skin below and therefore it is fine to
use concealer or such like. </p>
<p>... a long drawn out answer, but just wanted to explain fully. </p>
<p><b>Mole near lip </b></p>
<p>Hi There </p>
<p>Thanks for this facility as its so useful to be able to ask these
questions and recieve advice about your product. I have a mole, quite
raised very near my top lip, as I am aware the mole when treated will
darken and spread when it takes on the scab form, is this safe for my lip
skin ? </p>
<p>So sorry for the delay; we must have missed this question! </p>
<p>There is no problem using Mole & Wart EZ Clear near you lip. The
treated area that goes black does not spread, it just temporarily appears
bigger. </p>
<p><b>July 2009 </b></p>
<p>Hiya </p>
<p>I have used your product this week on my arms and all seems to be well
and as described (attacked by an army of cigarettes). </p>
<p>I know you state in other replies that scarring and healing etc varies
from person to person - but, in your opinion and experience, if I have
used it this week should I expect to be pink in July 2009 still? </p>
<p>Also, I think I recall reading on the site that only 1 application was
needed except on larger or thicker moles, but on the info sheet I got with
the kit it told me to apply twice. The first application was ok (I did
feel the sting) but the second application was just downright painful I
must say. Is it really necessary for 2 applications ? All my scabs are
"sunken" so am just wondering if I really should have used it twice or if
1 application would have done the trick without recreating the surface of
the moon on my arms? </p>
<p>Thanks </p>
<p>We would expect the pinkness to become more blended at about three
months. Certainly by July next year it should be well and truly blended!
</p>
<p>One application is normally all that is required. By applying the paste
twice it ensures that all of the mole will be removed. </p>
<p>Some people say that the area becomes sunken, but not all. This area
will fill up as it heals. </p>
<p><b>Moles that are lighter...</b> </p>
<p>I have a mole on my cheek which is light in colour but still noticeable
can i remove this with your product </p>
<p>Assuming this is a healthy mole yes. </p>
<p>Some moles are have colour some do not, it makes no difference to the
removal process. </p>
<p><b>Can I use it on previously treated mole </b></p>
<p>I am a 'moley person' I have them on my face, arms etc, I bought some
stuff of ebay called 'mole away' which I tried on a mole on my face,
underneath my chin which I hated, afterwards I was left with what appears
to be the mole still, but it is a lighter colour </p>
<p>Can I use your product to treat this one? </p>
<p>Assuming it is the remaining mole that you want to remove then yes. </p>
<p>If you have used a product such as Mole Away that has failed to work
then it is advisable to wait a week or so to ensure that there is no more
of this product remaining on your skin. </p>
<p>Using Mole & Wart EZ Clear to remove you mole will ensure a 100%
success rate. </p>
<p><b>Repair Gel on Scabs </b></p>
<p>is it normal for some of your scabs to start burning again once you put
the repair gel on? I'm on the second day since I used the remover. </p>
<p>You wouldn't expect this no. The scab is just like any other scab and
the healing gel is used specifically to aid healing so it is unusual to
feel this sensation. </p>
<p>It might be that you are a little sensitive. The gel should cause no
harm. If you feel that it is not right and that you are uncomfortable with
the sensation then stop using the gel. After a few days you might want to
start using the repair gel again. It might be that you need to wait for
the scab to harden a little for your personal sensitivity. </p>
<p><b>Kit contents </b></p>
<p>Just received my kit :D </p>
<p>I have tried looking on the forum to find out but I'm confused about
the contents? </p>
<p>there is a large plastic sachet with a large tub, and then a smaller
sachet with an alcohol prep pad, some sticks, a smaller tub and a white
hypodermic needle </p>
<p>which thing is what? is the paste in the needle? </p>
<p>Thanks </p>
<p>Hi </p>
<p>Sorry that you have confusion over the products. There has been a
problem with labelling. </p>
<p>- One alcohol prep pad - to clean the area </p>
<p>- One sterile needle - to prepare the area </p>
<p>- One tub that contains an airtight sealed sachet of white paste - Mole
& Wart EZ Clear </p>
<p>- three applicators - to apply paste </p>
<p>- One large tub - skin healing gel. </p>
<p>- One tiny tub - skin healing gel. </p>
<p>The reason you have one large & one small skin healing gel is that we
always send out the small sample amount with the paste only option. </p>
<p><b>Healing </b></p>
<p>Is there anything that would help speed up healing time? other than the
gel and also does it matter how much healing gel you apply like putting it
on too thick or thin which is best? am just bit impatient I guess its just
coz iv treated 4 bigish moles on my face and just hope the scabs will fall
off by sept its been a week since i used your product. Im happy with it so
far though </p>
<p>The healing time depends on you as an individual. The healing gel needs
only be applied to cover the area with a small amount. It doesn't matter
if you apply a lot but it is unnecessary . People generally find that the
scabs dry and fall off between 7 and 21 days. Be patient and before you
know it they'll be gone! </p>
<p>... do not pick the scabs; this could lead to scarring. </p>
<p><b>Swimming after using </b></p>
<p>just orderd and awaiting delivery, could you tell me if going swimming
will effect the healing process after using the paste. </p>
<p>i have mainly flat moles that are around the size of a small finger
nail, and after reading the thread i have decided to try it. </p>
<p>do you simply cover the mole with the paste thinly or thicker if its a
flat mole ? </p>
<p>thank you in advance. </p>
<p>Flat moles are more difficult to treat as you have to apply enough
paste to treat the mole whilst avoiding the surrounding good skin. </p>
<p>The only foreseeable problem with swimming is the exposure to possible
germs. Whilst the area is healing we would suggest it would be best
avoided. </p>
<p>Apply enough paste to cover the mole. If you prepare the mole properly
you will feel a slight stinging sensation. </p>
<p>Paul's experience - MOVED TO SUCCESS WITH NATURAL MOLE & WART REMOVER
SECTION </p>
<p><b>Facial mole </b></p>
<p>Hi </p>
<p>I have a raised mole on my face. I didn't realise there was an
alternative to having it cut off, with a consequent scar. Does your
product ever leave a scar. I have very soft skin (a-ah, bless), so am a
bit concerned. </p>
<p>Thanks for your help. </p>
<p>You should at the very least expect a blemish to be left; this can be
in the way of slight differing of skin colour. Most people are pleasantly
surprised and have no evidence of any mole ever existing. </p>
<p>Seldom, but possible is raised scarring (hypertrophic). This will be
down to the individual person. This type of scar can remain raised and
more red for some months but normally will subside on its own. - This
would be unusual but is possible. </p>
<p>... and we all have soft skin in our own special way so stop showing
off! ;-} </p>
<p><b>Delivery </b></p>
<p>Hello, just a delivery question: </p>
<p>I've just bought the product and don't think anyone's going to be at
home when it's delivered, does it fit through a letter box or will the
postman take it to a neighbour/ta ke it to the post office where I'll have
to pick it up? </p>
<p>Hi </p>
<p>Orders are sent by registered post. This means someone must be
available to sign for the package. The postman SHOULD leave a calling card
if you are not available and then you go to your local sorting office to
pick up the package. However, sometimes they DON'T leave a calling card.
This can lead to problems as the post office only keep the items a certain
amount of days before destroying them. </p>
<p>From point of order expect your order to arrive after about 7-10
working days. If it does not, ask at your local sorting office to see if
they have it. Ask how long they would keep the item before destroying it.
(They say they return to sender but they never arrive back). Keep checking
every few days. It is best to visit the post office to check. Most
customers find that over the telephone they do not receive the correct
answer. Many customers have been told over the telephone the post office
doesn't have the item but when they visit it is there! </p>
<p><b>Funny colour </b></p>
<p>Hey i have just used yr product and my moles hav gone greeny blackish
is that normal or does it just depend upon the person also they appear
sort of flat like almost like cigarette burns is that fine also? just
getting a bit worried not sure if i applied enough paste they stung a lot
when i applyd it thou </p>
<p>Sounds normal. As the days pass the area will become very black! Now
just keep the area clean and wait for the scab to form, dry and fall off.
</p>
<p><b>Will my normal skin scar/blemish? </b></p>
<p>Hi, it has been four days since I've applied your product onto a flat
mole on my cheek. However, I got a little carried away and the cream was
applied to normal surrounding skin as well =S ..I know there is a chance
that the area where my mole was could leave a scar..but will my normal
skin under the scab around the mole scar with it also? I am young-ish (21
years old) and I don't smoke if that is any help.. </p>
<p>At the moment the scab looks large and dry and I have been applying the
repair gel since day one, but that is running out so I am going to apply
an alternative healing cream for burns and scars..is that okay? </p>
<p>Sorry about the long post =) </p>
<p>Of course applying the paste to the surrounding skin is not good, but
now it's done, it's done. Applying an alternative healing cream is fine if
you have run out of the repair gel, it all helps. </p>
<p>Be patient and do not disturb the scab and you have the best chance of
not being left with a blemish. Just bare in mind also that the area that
blackens always looks larger than the original mole; this doesn't
necessarily mean you applied the paste on the good skin (unless you know
otherwise). </p>
<p><b>Size of mole? </b></p>
<p>I was just wondering, you know you say to apply 2 lots of the paste for
30mins each to a large mole? well how big is a large mole? </p>
<p>I don't want to end up not putting enough on and then it not working
properly. </p>
<p>I have one mole on my face which 5mm wide and then raised slightly
around 2mm. is that a large mole? </p>
<p>Also.. i am hoping to by it in the next day or so and am hoping that
the delivery won't be too long as i want to apply it before i go on
holiday. Is it bad to be out in the sun with scabs? </p>
<p>and you say to get the moles checked by a doctor first..if i don't and
then use it will anything bad happen if the moles do have something wrong
with them? </p>
<p>thankyou for your help </p>
<p>The likely hood of having something wrong with your moles is very low,
however, due to the fact that moles can become cancerous you should have
it confirmed by a medically qualified person that they are ok to remove.
We cannot comment on possible outcomes if you choose not to do this. </p>
<p>Delivery can be from 7 to 10 working days. We dispatch orders promptly
but then we are at the mercy of the postal systems. </p>
<p>Your mole is not particularly large, if you apply 30 minutes you
shouldn't be far wrong. Be sure you prepare the mole, all surfaces,
adequately. You should feel a stinging sensation; if you do not and/or
feel that you should apply the paste a second time then do so. </p>
<p>The problem with exposing the scabs to the sun is that they can dry out
quickly. The longer the scab stays on the better the healing will be
underneath and of course if the scab does dry it is more likely to come
off. </p>
<p><b>Sun burnt.. </b></p>
<p>Hi I have just received my kit was going to use it tomorrow however I
have gone and got myself sun burnt stupid me forgot the sun block will it
be alright to use the paste still </p>
<p>If you are comfortable using the paste then yes. Be absolutely sure
though, when the new skin is exposed in place of the scab that the area is
protected from the sun. This is when it becomes even more important. </p>
<p><b>Hmmmmm. </b></p>
<p>I must say that I am intrigued by this product. Though am naturally a
bit cautious. I have had 2 moles removed by my doctor. Both were raised,
the first one was by my nose and healed over fine and left a tiny tiny
white mark, nothing much. and has never grown back what so ever. Then
about 2-3 months ago i got another raised mole removed about an inch away
from the corner of my eye. What I am confused about is what is there now,
unlike the other mole that I got removed, this one has left a slightly
raised lump that looks like scar tissue, it isnt coloured like the mole
was that got removed. Is this scar tissue or is this a recurrence of the
mole? I want to know what it is and whether I could apply your product to
it? Or whether this lump thing will just level out or something? </p>
<p>It sounds probable that this is how your skin has initially healed. It
sounds like it could be a form of hypertrophic scar. </p>
<p>Hypertrophic scars can subside by themselves but it may take many
months. </p>
<p>We have a product called GK Cream, which is not yet on the website. It
is suitable for use on your face. – If you require GK Cream we can send
you an invoice via email The price is £16 + postage for 20 grams. </p>
<p>I'm not too sure I can afford to. I have just bought the kit. My moles
aren't very big at all, but they are raised. I was hoping there would be
enough in the kit to cover a couple on my body and then if they go ok I
would use some on a small raised mole on my face. But i have been reading
that the kit can't really be used more than once, once opened. I really
don't want to have to spend another 50 pounds for just the one mole on my
face. </p>
<p>also because it is on the face I want to do it when I know no one will
see me! as I don't want to walk around with the scab etc </p>
<p>The problem is that the paste can dry very, very quickly. You should
keep it as airtight as possible at all times. Some people have kept the
paste, once opened, for two weeks but we cannot say that this is always
possible. </p>
<p>You can cover the mole with a plaster if you wish although it should be
left exposed to the air if possible. Be sure you do not disturb the scab
that forms. </p>
<p><b>Worried </b></p>
<p>hi i put the cream on 6 days ago and the moles jus look like cigarette
burns which seems rite, but in the middle of it i can still c the mole
where it was before, will it stay or will it come off with the scab?
Thanks </p>
<p>Only time will tell now. The only reason the mole will remain is if you
didn't prepare it properly and the paste didn't penetrate. If you felt a
stinging sensation when the paste was on and you left it for the required
period then there is no reason why the mole will remain. </p>
<p>yea i scratched it very well and definitely felt the stinging
sensation. it was bloody painful haha. was jus wandering cos the mole is
black under the scab but didnt no if u was still supposed to be able to
see it </p>
<p>We have heard this only once before. There was never any follow-up
message saying that the mole had remained so we assume that it just
'appeared' like the mole was still there. </p>
<p><b>Please help, i'm really worried</b></p>
<p>i applied the paste to several flat moles, some being on my face. they
all seem to be reacting as per the submitted photos....bu t there is one
mole that has TRIPLED IN SIZE!! </p>
<p>i'm scared, have i done anything wrong? i gently scratched it a little
as per instructions ..and it bled the teeniest bit. and then i applied the
cream. i had this cream applied on this flat mole previously and it
worked..just that a speck reappeared and so i applied it again myself. the
cream has been on for 30 mins..and there is a black rim around the cream
like the mole is growing in size.... </p>
<p>please tell me what's going on, and if this is normal i want to cry
because i'm so scared =( </p>
<p>If in doubt, wipe away the paste. </p>
<p>However, it is normal for the area to appear larger than the original
mole size. </p>
<p>When the scab falls off you will find that the area underneath which is
new skin is the same size as the original mole. </p>
<p>No mole has ever reappeared. It is possible however to 'not remove' all
of the mole. This is why it is important to prepare and cover every
surface. </p>
<p>the original mole was about 2mm..now the scab has formed and is 1cm! it
also has a reddish rim around it. </p>
<p>i will treat it as normal, but please reassure me that i haven't done
any permanent damage to any surrounding normal tissue that i may have put
the cream on by accident? </p>
<p>thanks for the speedy reply also =) </p>
<p>The following was posted Friday but somehow did not make the forum?!
very weird. </p>
<p>If you have accidentally applied the paste to the good surrounding skin
you are not the first and certainly wont be the last. Of course you
shouldn't have. </p>
<p>The redness around the area is to be expected and will return to normal
colour within a short period of time. </p>
<p>Apply the healing gel 2-3 times a day and protect the scab from
premature removal. You should find the whole are heals fine. </p>
<p><b>Bath </b></p>
<p>hey, i applied to paste today and everything is good just wandering if
its ok to have a bath or wouldl it b better to shower? bit paranoid </p>
<p>Treat what will now be the scab as you would any other scab. Showering
is probably preferable as prolonged soaking of the scab might cause it to
come off quicker than what you would like; otherwise bathing is fine. </p>
<p><b>Small warts </b></p>
<p>hello </p>
<p>just wondering if this stuff will remove some very small warts on my
penis without scarring </p>
<p>the doctor said if he removed it there would be scarring so didnt do it
so will it be the same story with this stuff or will it heal and look
normal </p>
<p>thankyou very much </p>
<p>Hi </p>
<p>As stated elsewhere on this website Mole & Wart EZ Clear should not be
used if you are prone to keloid or hypertrophic scarring. </p>
<p>Most people are left with no evidence of the mole or warts ever
existing, however, we always say that you should expect to be left with a
small blemish. Any blemish is normally in the way of slightly different
colouring of the area to the surounding skin. </p>
<p><b>How much moles does the cream remove? </b></p>
<p>Hi, </p>
<p>Just wondering how much moles 1 order of the cream can remove? I know
you said 'a little goes on a long way' but is it just 1 or 2 moles or 10
moles? What's a rough amount of how much cream there is? Thanx and also:
</p>
<p>- The healing cream. Do you apply it when it's a scab as well as when
the scab falls off or just when the scab falls off and how long do you do
this for? </p>
<p>- I got a mole removed at a GP and it turned into Keloid scar. I know
you said not to use if you are prone to them. Should I? </p>
<p>Thanx 4 ur help </p>
<p>As a guide we would say expect the paste to treat one 7mm diameter mole
with two applications of paste. However, one customer recently has treated
11 moles; we do not know how big they were, nor whether they applied the
paste once or twice. There is 0.05ml of paste. </p>
<p>The healing gel that we supply can be applied to the scab and also when
the scab has fallen off. Applying the paste 2-3 times a day is fine. </p>
<p>We would have to advise you that if you are prone to keloid scarring
then you should not use Mole & Wart EZ Clear. It is the same as any method
you use. Keloid scarring is developed during the healing process, it is
how your skin heals and therefore can occur no-matter what method of
removal you use. </p>
<p>So you are saying that because the keloid happened 1 time it would
happen on all of them? </p>
<p>the one i had removed was very large, most them are small (but i have
lots) is there no chance that this will work for me then? </p>
<p>I read somewhere just now that keloid scars are very rare on the face
and that's the main main problem? Can I use it on my face? </p>
<p>Unfortunately we cannot offer what we would deem medical advice. You
would be wise to visit your doctor and speak to him/her before making your
choice. </p>
<p>You are right however, in saying that keloids very seldom form on the
face. </p>
<p>Sorry if this is not the answer you are looking for but as we cannot
see clients in person we cannot offer medical advise based on your
individual circumstances. </p>
<p><b>I don't know what to do </b></p>
<p>This product sounds great, but I'm not sure if I want to buy it or not.
What happens if the mole removed creates an indent and it heals but not
perfectly levelled? you are left with an indent? and what about if it does
heal, and it turns red? are you able to apply concealer to cover the
redness? </p>
<p>Oh and before this i plan to go to a dermatologist to check if my mole
may be cancerous, and if it is i cannot use the product, correct? </p>
<p>thank you </p>
<p>oh and also, i have a large mole, so if i were to buy it and all that
jazz, am I suppose to apply it twice, 30 minutes each time? I've heard
that's what I'm suppose to do but what about if its already turned black
after the first time i did it? </p>
<p>You should, as with any treatment, expect to be left with a blemish.
Most people are left with no evidence of the mole or wart having existed,
but it is most reasonable to expect that some form of scarring could
occur. An indent is unusual, but if it occurs then the skin does 'fill up'
and become level after a little time. The area will be red. The red is new
skin and again after time this colour will blend with your normal skin
tone. Once the scab has fallen off naturally and the new exposed, healed
skin is visible and red, you could use concealer but we would advise you
to keep the area clean, exposed to fresh air, protected from the sun and
ideally continue applying the skin healing gel. </p>
<p>Yes, you should have a medically qualified person identify your mole as
non-cancerous before using Mole & Wart EZ Clear. In the unlikely event
that your mole is cancerous your practitioner will advise you further, but
under no circumstances should you then attempt removal by your own means.
</p>
<p>If you have a large and thick mole, then it is best to apply the paste
twice for 30 minutes. This will ensure that the paste penetrats all of the
mole. Make sure that you prepare the surface and the sides of the mole and
apply the paste over the same. </p>
<p><b>Scars treatment </b></p>
<p>want to buy some of your scar removing creams but im not sure what mine
are? they are the same size of the original scar but they are slightly
raised and red. they are also hairless and slightly rubbery like it says
about keloids but im not sure if they are keloids or hypertrophic ? which
cream would u advise for me to get? also even if i didnt use the cream
would these scars eventually go white/fade away? ive had these scars all
over my face for 6 months now and are very red and raised!! </p>
<p>Why do you have these scars? </p>
<p>from your product to remove moles!! </p>
<p>Then we must assume that you are prone to this type of scarring as Mole
& Wart EZ Clear alone would not cause this type of scarring. </p>
<p>At this stage it would be preferable to treat the scars as hypertrophic.
Keloid scars grow to a larger area than the original wound. </p>
<p>CBG Hypertrophic Scar Ointment is suitable for hypertrophic scars or
indeed developing keloids. </p>
<p>Hypertrophic scars can subside by themselves but it may take many
months. </p>
<p>We have a product called GK Cream, which is not yet on the website, but
can help if your skin is oily. It would be better suited for use on the
face. – If you require GK Cream we can send you an invoice via email The
price is £16 + postage for 20 grams. </p>
<p><b>Delivery Confidentiality </b></p>
<p>Hi I'm seriously considering purchasing this product but I would rather
my family not know that I'm trying to remove moles. </p>
<p>Does the packaging of the product come with any labels indicating what
the product is? </p>
<p>Cheers. </p>
<p>Packaging is a plain envelope. By necessity we apply a sticker upon
which is a return address. There will also be a customs label. Nothing
says mole remover. </p>
<p>We must advise you though that if you are a minor you should seek the
permission of your parents or guardians before making a purchase. </p>
<p>If you would like to discuss an alternative delivery address then
please contact us by email. </p>
<p><b>Repair gel use </b></p>
<p>Hi, i was just wondering whether it's safe to use the repair gel on a
shave excision mole removal i had done very recently. They said at the
surgery to use vaseline to keep the wound moist for a couple of weeks, but
i thought the gel might work better. I notice it says on the repair gel
info page that it's not to be used on deep surgical wounds, but i don't
know if shave excision qualifies as that serious. Thanks for your help in
this matter. </p>
<p>We cannot override the advice of your medically qualified practitioner
, however, if you have been given permission to apply vaseline then we see
no reason why the skin repair gel cannot be used and help heal the area.
</p>
<p>Thank you. This may appear as a moronic question, but i applied the gel
to the area last night and it stung like a SOB. Is this anything to be
worried about or is it normal? Thanks. </p>
<p>We would not expect the gel to sting any more than if you applied
vaseline. As you have read, the gel is used extensively to aid skin
healing so there is no reason it should cause any harm at all. If in any
doubt follow the advice of your g.p. </p>
<p><b>Deep Hole! </b></p>
<p>Hi, </p>
<p>My scab has just fallen off tonight! but I've been left with a deep
hole where the mole was! will it stay like this or will it heal over and
become level with the rest of my skin and does this mean it was a fairly
deep rooted mole? I also have numerous flat moles I would like to treat so
was wondering if I should go ahead or not if so do I need to scratch them
first? </p>
<p>Many thanks!! </p>
<p>Hi </p>
<p>The paste is recommended for use on raised moles; flat moles are harder
to treat as it is more difficult to apply enough paste to treat them
without damaging surrounding skin. Scratching the surface helps remove any
thickened surface and so helps the paste penetrate. </p>
<p>Some people do say that after mole removal there appears to be an
'indent' or 'hole', but this will fill up and become level with your
normal skin. </p>
<p>Moles coming back after use </p>
<p>anyone experienced moles returning after the scar has healed up? what
did the mole look like when it returned? normal or less noticeable? what
about size? thanks </p>
<p><b>Moles </b></p>
<p>do the moles just come back after the scars have healed? </p>
<p>No the moles are completely removed and will not return. </p>
<p>Scar repair treatment </p>
<p>can you buy the keloid treatment which is talked about on the keloid
and hypertrophic scars page from this website? also my scars are slightly
raised and red. are these keloids or hypertrophic ? thanks </p>
<p>Your skin may be still be in the normal process of healing, however, if
you think that you are suffering from keloid or hypertrophic scarring then
See www.herbalremedyshop.com for further details. </p>
<p>Mole & Wart EZ Clear should not be used if you are prone to keloid or
hypertrophic scars. </p>
<p>A hypertrophic scar occurs when the wound heals to become red, raised
and itchy for a few months but will then resolve to become flat and pale.
A keloid is similar but the scar continues to grow. </p>
<p>Time is the best healer as eventually normal scars and hypertrophic
scars will mature and become pale. We tend however to try and treat the
severer hypertrophic scars and keloids. </p>
<p><b>Scars? </b></p>
<p>hi, how long will it take for the scars to go back to normal skin tone
because ive still got quite a lot of raised very red scars all over my
face 6 months on that don’t seem to be getting any better!! </p>
<p>The way our skin heals differs from person to person. 'Raised' is only
what some people report but not everyone. The redness is due to the fact
that the skin is new. This part of the process is about 'you' and 'how you
heal'. It must be frustrating to wait for what seems a long time; apply
healing gel if you have it, or alternatively you might consider other skin
healing creams that are available to help the process. </p>
<p><b>Safe </b></p>
<p>is this safe to do with? If I remove this mole with the cream, I don’t
need to go to the doctor then? if the mole is dangerous? </p>
<p>Hi </p>
<p>There have been no reported side effects caused by using Mole & Wart EZ
Clear. </p>
<p>We encourage everyone to seek medical advice from a trained
professional to ensure that their mole is safe for removal before
purchasing. </p>
<p>true, I did that when I was 19 or something, now im 22, so it okay then
I think ? I was at a skindoctor.. </p>
<p>It is always best to get it checked out immediately before treatment.
</p>
<p><b>Staying hidden? </b></p>
<p>How come that when you got such a great product that can remove moles
isn't shown in any commercials or newspapers etc. Do you got any special
reason to stay in the dark with this product? I bet that this product
would be quite attractive to the world and it makes me wonder why you this
paste isn't being more promoted around the world.. </p>
<p>Mole & Wart EZ Clear is promoted by word of mouth. You may notice that
not every product is advertised on t.v. or in newspapers. </p>
<p>If however you have a good advertising deal to offer then please
contact us by email and we would be pleased to discuss it with you. </p>
<p>Scab area? </p>
<p>Hi </p>
<p>I have a few moles on my face and was just wondering once you have
applied the removal paste, does the scab form only over the mole or does
the blackness cover a bigger area? I don't want it to be really noticeable
and look worse than the mole which isn't really huge but is raised. I dont
want to feel really self conscious with a huge black thing for ages?? </p>
<p>Also once ordered around how long does it take for delivery? </p>
<p>I want to test it on a less noticeable mole first then my face but
cannot afford to buy 2 lots seeing as it dries really quickly. Do you
think i should just put it straight onto the face without knowing what it
will look like? </p>
<p>thanks! </p>
<p>Hi </p>
<p>You should be prepared for the area that scabs to appear larger and
more obvious than the original mole. It is only the mole area that scabs
but it always looks bigger. It is not a pretty look and is an unfortunate
part of the process. I used Mole & Wart EZ Clear personally on the three
moles I had on my face and once they had scabed it looked like I had been
prepared for dot the dot! </p>
<p>There is no point in pretending, it cannot be avoided. What is true for
me is the relief of removing the moles. Two weeks of the scab period
passed so quickly and I would do it all over again if I had to. </p>
<p>If you take care to keep the air out of the sachet once you have opened
it then you should be able to avoid it drying. Get someone to help you if
you can. Read in the 'success with Mole & Wart EZ Clear' section of the
forum and see the 'husband & wife duo' for an explanation of how one
client was able to keep the paste from drying. </p>
<p>We cannot advise you to use the paste without testing it on an
inconspicuous s area; this would be the advise you should receive when you
try any new product, whether you buy it in your local chemist or not. </p>
<p>Delivery is by registered post and is usually between 7 & 10 working
days. </p>
<p>n.b. It is better that the scabs are exposed to the air and kept clean,
but they can be covered if you wish. Just be careful not to disturb the
scab prematurely. </p>
<p><b>Sun exposure </b></p>
<p>Hi there. Just wondered if there were any precautions around being in
the sun after applying the remover paste ? I’m due to go on hols soon and
I understand the cream will loose its potency if I don’t use quickly after
receiving it. I haven’t opened it at all yet so if it is a bit unsafe and
I waited until I returned, how long would the paste stay affective ? Many
thanks </p>
<p>Hi </p>
<p>Using the paste asap is always best. If you need to wait then keep the
paste in a cool & dark place and it should be fine for at least 2 weeks.
We cannot guarantee this as it depends on the conditions in which it is
kept. The problem is the paste dries very quickly, even when not opened it
can eventually dry. </p>
<p>We all know now that we need to protect our skin for the sun. After
using Mole & Wart EZ Clear new skin is developed and so it is even more
important to protect it whilst it continues its healing. If you feel you
want to use the paste before you go on holiday then just be sure to keep
the area protected. The emphasis is on keeping the new skin from being
exposed to the Ultra Violet Rays - this is the precaution you need to
adhere to. </p>
<p>Have a nice time! </p>
<p><b>Mole or birthmark </b></p>
<p>Hello, </p>
<p>can you please describe the difference between birthmark and mole? I
have plenty of them, flat ones, mostly dark brown, only some are raised.
and not sure if it can be treated with your product </p>
<p>Thanks a lot </p>
<p>Hello </p>
<p>Unfortunately, we do not give what we consider equates to medical
information. The best thing would be to visit your g.p. and ask his
advice. </p>
<p>Mole & Wart EZ Clear works by way of natural cauterization. If you
doctor suggests that what you have could be removed then Mole & Wart EZ
Clear is the product for you! </p>
<p>Sorry if this appears a little unhelpful but we prefer that our
customers first take advice from their g.p. </p>
<p><b>Repair gel </b></p>
<p>is it ok to use the repair gel about 2 months after the scab has fallen
off? will it still be as effective? also I saw on another thread that the
red scar should feel like normal skin. this is right for my flat moles but
on the raised ones I applied it and the scar is raised and very red. will
this eventually flatten and go skin colour? Thanks </p>
<p>Hi </p>
<p>Raised scars do normally settle down and flatten, we do have to
consider though that everyone heals differently. As you have experienced
even from one mole to the next healing can be different. The healing gel
is fine to use for as long as you have it. The redness will eventually
blend with your normal skin tone. </p>
<p><b>A bit worried... </b></p>
<p>Hi, I really want to try this product but I'm a bit worried about the
preparation bit, ie scratching the surface of the mole. Would I need to
make it bleed? How would I know how much to scratch? </p>
<p>Hello </p>
<p>There is no need to make the mole bleed. Ideally you should not make it
bleed, although if it does, wait until it stops before applying the paste.
</p>
<p>Preparation of all surfaces (top & sides) is important, but just
requires gently scratching over with the sterile needle. Some moles have a
more callous surface and so gentle scratching enables the paste to
penetrate. </p>
<p>Scratching should not be painful at all. Just be gentle. It sounds
worse than it is! </p>
<p>You should not pierce or poke the mole, just gently scratch along the
surfaces. </p>
<p><b>Mole </b></p>
<p>am I supposed to take the healing cream on the mole, or just when the
mole is gone, to heal my skin? </p>
<p>is it supposed to get a scab kind off, after, I have used the healing
cream, kind off, when I have applied the cream after the mole is gone ?
</p>
<p>or feels like a scab, but its pink and white kind off around the mole
was. </p>
<p>btw, when I was in the shower I did touch the mole, and it was gone,
hmm, is that a crime? :S or I just use the healing cream on ? :S:S::S
anyway its gone now, but its red and a little white :S like a skin kind of
:S </p>
<p><b>crize </b></p>
<p>it was after 20 days after it was to supposed to fell of, so I think
its okay? :S </p>
<p>mmm, bit of a scrambled message! </p>
<p>Once you have prepared the mole, applied mole & wart ez clear and then
removed it, then you can apply the skin healing gel. You can continue
applying the healing gel, on the scab 2-3 times a day. When the scab has
fallen off naturally, you can still continue applying it. </p>
<p>The scab should fall off naturally. If you have removed the scab by
picking or knocking it off it is not ideal, but it is too late to worry.
The new skin will be red for some time. Its colour will eventually blend
with your normal skin colour. </p>
<p>so it will be normal after a time ? </p>
<p>From what we understand from your scrambled message, you applied the
paste, the scab was removed whilst in the shower and left what appears to
be red skin. This sound totally normal, and yes, it just needs further
time to heal and blend with your normal skin tone. </p>
<p>yeah, I know. but what I was wondering, when I have use the healing
cream, after the scab have felt off, is it supposed to feels like a scab
when I have take the healing cream on where the mole was? </p>
<p>The process is this: </p>
<p>You have the mole. </p>
<p>You apply the paste. </p>
<p>After the appropriate time you remove the paste. </p>
<p>The mole turns black. </p>
<p>The area gets blacker & blacker and hardens to a scab. </p>
<p>The scab falls off. </p>
<p>The new skin is seen (red). - just feels like normal skin. </p>
<p>The skin gradually blends in colour. </p>
<p>You can apply the skin healing gel from the time you have removed the
paste; apply it for the duration you have the scab and continue once the
scab has fallen off for as long as you have enough healing gel. </p>
<p>Putting the cream on the scar </p>
<p>i put the cream on the red scar as i thought the mole was coming back
but i think it was just the scar i scratched and put it over. is this okay
and will the skin still go back to normal? Thanks </p>
<p>Assuming you mean you have applied the paste to the new skin rather
than the mole, then it will obviously behave in exactly the same manner.
Apply the healing gel 2-3 times a day and the skin should heal fine. Some
people have mistakenly applied the paste around a mole on good skin and
just had to wait for it to heal. </p>
<p>n.b. If the mole has been adequately prepared Mole & Wart EZ Clear will
remove it and it will not return. </p>
<p><b>Repair gel </b></p>
<p>It will depend on how you apply it of course. One tub will be adequate
to complete the treatment of your moles/warts. You'll probably have some
left over; it is a gel and you only need to apply the tiniest bit to cover
the area which is healing. </p>
<p><b>Circle around mole </b></p>
<p>Hi, </p>
<p>I applied the paste yesterday and the mole has gone black and indented
but I also have a dark brown ring round the mole. I DEFINITELY didn't get
any on my normal skin. Is this normal? </p>
<p>It is normal for the area around the mole to go very red, sometimes
dark red. This is part of the healing process and should disappear within
a few days. We have never had a problem reported so it is unlikely that
what you have is not normal. If you feel that you would rather have the
opinion of our herbalist then please feel free to email us a photo on
which he can base an informed opinion. </p>
<p>Hi, I've applied the paste to a mole which has gone darker (scabbed?)
but the area around it has gone dark too... am hoping the mole itself
hasn't spread! What do you think? </p>
<p>No the mole itself hasn't spread. The area that appears darker and
scabbed is always somewhat bigger. </p>
<p>Hi there. </p>
<p>I have just applied paste... </p>
<p>while attempting to get sides of mole, i have gotten some on
surrounding area (not much) however there is now a large dark 'ring' round
the mole. which also feels like a scab? </p>
<p>Will this form part of the scab that will eventually fall off? </p>
<p>Will the skin underneath be likely to be damaged? </p>
<p>Will the skin healing treatment prevent the normal skin from scarring
too? </p>
<p>Mole is under my chin and therefore slightly hidden, i am just worried
about the surrounding area staying this dark colour? </p>
<p>Thanks </p>
<p>Hi </p>
<p>The area will not remain dark. If you did get the paste on the
surrounding skin then it will scab and heal. </p>
<p>It may be that you did not get the paste on the surrounding skin; when
the paste is applied the area that blackens appears somewhat larger than
the original mole, this is normal. The skin repair gel will aid the
healing of the whole area. </p>
<p>The only reason a dark area will remain is if the original mole was
pigmented with colour and you failed to remove part of it. - This can only
happen if you did not prepare the area adequately.- otherwise you may be
left with slight discolouration on of the skin in the way of a lighter
pigmentation or indeed you may find there is no evidence of the mole ever
having existed! </p>
<p>Be patient. When the scab falls off the area will be very red, but this
will fade and blend with your normal skin tone. </p>
<p>Thank you very much! </p>
<p>Looks smaller scab already! </p>
<p>I go to Mexico in just under 2 weeks...should i just use normal
protection? </p>
<p>thanks again! </p>
<p>Yes, it is important to use good protection against the sun. - As it is
of course with all of your skin. </p>
<p><b>Repair gel </b></p>
<p>is it ok to use the healing gel 3 months after the initial mole
application? or is this too late to be effective? Thanks </p>
<p>It is perfectly ok to use the skin healing gel for as long as you wish.
The gel has anti-inflammatory properties and stimulates skin growth and
repair. </p>
<p><b>Scarring </b></p>
<p>hi, i used the product about 3 months ago on my face. some pink marks
are just normal but others are hard and slightly raised. is this
hypertrophic or keloid scarring? also is ure repair gel quite good because
I have been using bio oil with no avail. which repair gel should I order?
Thank you! </p>
<p>After the initial healing period it is not necessary to use healing gel
although it does contain anti-inflamatory properties and stimulates skin
repair. The gel also has softening properties. You may find that the
slightly raised areas will gradually go down as you continue to heal.
Complete healing will continue over many months. Unless you are normally
prone to keloid scarring then it is unlikely. As you say, some areas of
your skin are pink and this in itself shows that the healing process is
not yet complete. </p>
<p><b>Repair gel </b></p>
<p>hi I was just wondering if the repair gel is as effective a few weeks
after the scab falls off as it is when first using it. The area is still
red and need to know if its worth buying more gel? Thanks </p>
<p>It is not necessary, although it would do no harm. The gel helps with
the healing of the skin; once it has completed its initially healing then
there is no need to apply more gel. The colour of the skin will gradually
become more blended over time. </p>
<p>Unless you feel happier applying more gel then we would say don't
bother. </p>
<p>Payment Methods </p>
<p>Hi, </p>
<p>Just wondering if you offer any alternative methods of payment (i.e
cheque, postal order) and not just PayPal. Can you please clarify for me?
</p>
<p>Thanks. </p>
<p>Hi </p>
<p>Sorry, we only accept Payment via PayPal as this offers the best
security for you the buyer and us the seller. </p>
<p><b>Scab has just fell off </b></p>
<p>hi my scab has just fallen of and it has a small hole in the middle of
the pink area, at the moment it looks worse than the mole to begin with,
will the hole disappear and how long at an estimate does it go back to
skin color? Thankyou </p>
<p>The skin will continue to heal and 'fill up'. Depending on how quickly
you heal the skin colour will gradually get better over the next few
months. </p>
<p><b>Thick mole removal </b></p>
<p>Hi, i have a largish mole, about 10mm in diameter, on my temple that is
very raised. You mention that some moles require two applications of paste
- what time period do you leave between applications ? i.e. will the
original paste have dried up by the time i realise i need a second
application and therefore have to buy a second pack? </p>
<p>Ideally I'd like to treat that mole first and use the remaining paste
on some other less visible moles but I'm concerned if I do that I won't
have any left for a second application if needed. Would i be better off
buying two paste sachets just in case? </p>
<p>Hi </p>
<p>We would say buy one sachet and see how you get on. It might just be
enough. Prepare the mole, (make sure you prepare the sides too). Apply the
paste and leave 25-30 minutes if it is a large thick mole. After this
time, gently wipe away the paste with a damp cotton bud. Apply the paste a
second time and repeat wait the same time period. </p>
<p>In between treatment make sure you close the sachet and seal it with
tape to make it airtight. </p>
<p>Once you have completed this treatment for the large mole then see what
paste you have left over. </p>
<p>Do not be tempted to spread the paste too thinly as this will be false
economy. </p>
<p><b>Still red </b></p>
<p>hello, i bought the wart & mole remover in january to remove my mole on
my face. that was ok till i used your skin healing gel which i have been
using since the end of january 5 months and the red mark is still the same
as day one. should i be worried </p>
<p>The new skin always appears very red. It is down to us as individuals
as to how long it is before the area becomes a more blended colour. We
wouldn't consider it particularly 'abnormal' for the area to still be red.
Provided the area is clean and free from infection then you have nothing
to worry about and it is just a matter of being patient. </p>
<p>How do I use the guide? </p>
<p>Hmm, I clean with the swap right? and is it important to use the
needle? I just have small moles you see, and the white big box container
is the healing right? Im a little afraid to use the needle u see.. how
much do I need ? does it need to mark the whole area on the mole? Anyway I
hope it works, I did get the package yesterday </p>
<p>Hello </p>
<p>The remover paste is in the airtight sealed sachet. The healing gel is
loose in the container. </p>
<p>First clean the area with the alcohol swab. Next gentle scrape over the
mole to ensure that any rough surface is gone. Next open the sachet of
paste and using the wooden spatula cover the mole completely. Leave the
paste on for 20 minutes. If it is a large mole you may want to leave the
paste on for 30 minutes. You can apply the paste a second time if you
think it is required. </p>
<p>You should feel stinging if the paste has penetrated the mole
correctly. </p>
<p>After the time, gently remove the paste. </p>
<p>(Keep the paste in the sachet as air tight as possible because it will
dry very quickly when exposed to the air). </p>
<p>It will work! </p>
<p>When you apply the Mole & Wart EZ Clear paste (white paste in the
sealed sachet) it dries and goes flaky. The mole area should sting. </p>
<p>When you apply the healing cream/gel it remains the same cream/gel. </p>
<p>If you had to cut open the plastic sachet that is the Mole remover
paste. </p>
<p>After you apply the mole remover paste and it dries, then you remove
it, the mole area will go black. </p>
<p>Look at the photo on the 'Kit Contents' page. - see on the left. </p>
<p>In the hand, with the scissors, you can see the Mole & Wart EZ Clear
paste which is in an airtight sachet. It is a very, very tiny amount. - Be
careful it will dry very, very quickly when you open the sachet. </p>
<p>In the large white container you see the healing gel. (You also have a
small white container with healing gel) </p>
<p>Before and after </p>
<p>Hi there, I would love to see some before and after pictures of
successful mole removals. Any chance they'll be up on the site soon? </p>
<p>Thanks </p>
<p>They are! Click 'before & after' photos to see a few examples. </p>
<p><b>Repair oil </b></p>
<p>hi </p>
<p>i've bought the single pack of EZ Clear, but i didnt buy the repair oil
with it. could i possibly buy only the repair oil on its own? </p>
<p>Hello </p>
<p>Yes we can supply you with skin healing gel only. </p>
<p>You will find this purchase option on the purchase page. </p>
<p>Sunken scab </p>
<p>hi, i've treated my moles, but now there is a very sunken scab and the
skin around it is swollen and pink. i know its normal because healing is
happening, but does a sunken scab mean it will scar? </p>
<p>Having a sunken scab seems to happen quite often. Over time your skin
should 'fill up' and should appear level again. The potential for scarring
will depend on the individual but from what you have described it does not
sound like anything to worry about. </p>
<p>Shipping to Australia </p>
<p>I have been reading good things about your product, and want to try it
for myself. However, because i live in Australia, this product would cost
me altogether about $100. I just don't see that it would be worth that
much for such a small thing. </p>
<p>I was wondering if there was an alternative or similar product with a
reasonable price tag for Australians. I would really like to use your
product to get rid of my moles. </p>
<p>We are not aware of any other product on the market that works the same
for a smaller price tag. Sometimes you just get what you pay for. </p>
<p>Question </p>
<p>Hi, </p>
<p>I have a number of moles that I have always hated and been really self
conscious about! </p>
<p>I always thought that the only way to get rid of them was through
surgery but I just came across this website today and I'm delighted! </p>
<p>How long would it take the product to ship to Ireland? </p>
<p>Also, I am due to go to Egypt for 2 weeks on the 25th of June. Would I
be able to use the product before I go or would it be safer to wait till I
get home from the heat? If it would be safe then I'd love to get rid of
them before I go cause I'll be wearing shorts and am so self conscious
about them!! </p>
<p>Thanks a mill! </p>
<p>C xx </p>
<p>Hi </p>
<p>There are unknown time factors involved which is one reason why it
would be ideal for you to wait until you get home. </p>
<p>Shipping can take anything between 7 & 10 working days. Once you have
applied the paste scabs will form and they can take anything up to 21 days
to fall off, depending on how quickly you heal. During this time you would
need to be careful not to disturb the scabs. When the scabs fall off you
will be left with brand new skin. It is very important to protect this new
skin from the UV sunrays whilst it continues to heal. </p>
<p>Waiting untill you get home would be the best idea. Look on the bright
side. It will give you something to look forward to after your nice
holiday. </p>
<p><b>Scab </b></p>
<p>Hiya, I applied the paste to 2 moles on my back 3 weeks ago. The scabs
are coming away from the edge but are still attached in the middle. Is
this normal and should i just leave them? I am worried the scabs will not
fall off properly as they are taking quite a while and i am beginning to
feel tempted to pick! </p>
<p>Don't pick! Let nature take its course and heal your skin. The scabs
are there to protect it. Just be patient. </p>
<p><b>Repair Gel </b></p>
<p>Hi, I was wondering how long you can use the skin repair gel for? </p>
<p>In the instructions it says a week but will it make any difference if
you use it for a longer period? </p>
<p>Thanks in advance. </p>
<p>If you have the gel then it cannot do harm to use it. Your skin will
continue to heal over a period of many weeks, so why not give it a helping
hand! </p>
<p>Flat moles: how much cream to use </p>
<p>Hi, I have a couple of medium-sized flat moles that I would like to
treat, would it be better to try just one application of the paste to
prevent damaging the area too much, or stick with two? </p>
<p>One application should be sufficient for a flat mole. Pay particular
attention to ensuring that you do not get paste on the surrounding good
skin. If you do wipe it off. </p>
<p><b>When to use?? </b></p>
<p>hi received the product today but it says i will have a scab for a week
or so, i am going away on Wednesday not back till following Monday it is
an important trip and don’t really want a scab on my face for this, so was
wondering how long after receiving product can i wait to use it it will be
10 days a least after receiving it till I get a chance to use it is this
safe??? thank you sammy </p>
<p>You should have no problem keeping the paste, airtight in its sachet,
for a further 10 days. Keep the paste where it is coolest and darkest. It
is always best to use the paste immediately, but a further 10 days should
not pose a problem. </p>
<p>Unfortunately, if you choose not to use the paste immediately and it
does dry we cannot be held responsible. </p>
<p>Flat hairy mole and skin coloured mole </p>
<p>hi i have a small flat mole on the side of my face its not that bad i
just want to get rid of it because i have about 10 really long dark hairs
growing out of it. and this means i have to always wear my hair down, will
the past help remove the hair well? also i have a large skin coloured mole
on my nose that looks horrible is it save to use on that? </p>
<p>If you have healthy moles, as declared healthy by a doctor, then the
Mole & Wart EZ Clear paste can remove them. It is always harder to remove
flat moles as it takes more skill to apply enough paste to remove the
depth of the mole whilst not damaging the surrounding skin. </p>
<p>The hair may or may not be removed. The hair follicle can be deeper and
so not be affected, whilst some people say they have no hair regrowth. </p>
<p><b>Scar </b></p>
<p>i used your product at the start of feb and the redness hasn’t calmed
down, its still as red and is still a bump, what should i do? </p>
<p>There is little to do now except wait for your normal healing to
complete. Everybody is different. I found that at the three month mark the
redness started to calm down. It will vary how long it will take before
the skin becomes a more regular colour. </p>
<p>Not many, but some people say that they have a bump. Again, over time
you should find that this area settles. The period of time that you
mention, feb to may is not long in the great scheme of things. If you
still have the healing gel then apply it daily and it will aid your
healing skin. Try to be patient and let nature take its course. </p>
<p>haven’t got any more healing gel, could i order some more or could i be
able to get a gel from a chemist that helps get rid of scars? </p>
<p>Please see the purchase page to order skin healing gel only. </p>
<p>How long will the product stay usable after the pack has been opened.
</p>
<p>When i open the packet of the paste how long will it stay usable for
wothout drying out or losing its effectiveness. </p>
<p>Also, how if the paste applied. </p>
<p>The paste dries extremely quickly, within a few minutes. Even if stored
in an unopened packet the paste will still eventually dry. </p>
<p>Before using the paste you should ensure that the areas you want to
treat are prepared and ready. Then snip of the tiniest corner of the
sachet to access the paste. If you have someone to help you ask them to
seal the sachet with tape to make it airtight again, (whilst you apply the
paste to yourself). Allowing air to enter the sachet will dry the paste
very quickly. </p>
<p>Read in the forum (success with ... 'husband & wife duo') to see how
successful you can be in keeping the paste liquid. </p>
<p>When the paste is applied to your mole/wart etc you can allow it to dry
naturally. Leaving it on for the appropriate amount of time. </p>
<p>Pus </p>
<p>Hi I applied the paste about 10 days ago and there’s been pus ever
since, ive been applying antiseptic cream, it doesn’t seem to be getting
worse but it doesn’t seem to be getting better either! </p>
<p>Pus is the body's reaction to infection. Bacteria live all over our
bodies and usually doesn't cause a problem. However, when our skin breaks
or is punctured, the bacteria get inside our body. Our immune system
responds to eliminate the invader. White blood cells rush to the area to
eliminate the bacteria. Pus partly consists of these dead cells. </p>
<p>It is very important to keep the area clean. Continue using antiseptic
wash. If you are in any doubt, or feel that the area is getting worse then
you should seek medical advice. </p>
<p>It is very important to clean the skin before applying the paste as
well as keeping it clean until the skin has completely healed. </p>
<p>It is not the paste that causes the infection it is bacteria that has
been allowed to enter the skin. The same 'cleanliness antiseptic cleaning'
should apply no matter how our skin is broken. </p>
<p><b>Does it hurt? </b></p>
<p>hi i wanted to know if it hurts when you remove moles using this cream?
</p>
<p>Not hurts no, but stings a little yes. </p>
<p>If you prepare the mole or wart correctly in order that the paste can
penetrate, then yes, you should feel a stinging sensation when the paste
is applied. Most people think nothing of it. It's not that bad. Once the
paste is removed then that's that! No further stinging and certainly no
hurting. </p>
<p>Did i Put Enough On? </p>
<p>Hi there, </p>
<p>I used your product a few days ago but i'm worried that i didn't put
enough on my mole. </p>
<p>It stung like hell and now there's a crater where the mole was BUT
although around the inside edge of the crater it looks like skin does if
you knock a scab off....i can still clearly see the mole in the middle of
the crater. </p>
<p>Its a bit blackened but doesn't seem to be scabbing like the rest. Can
i put some more on now whilst the mole is doubly exposed (as the top layer
of skin is now gone) or do i have to wait for it to heal? </p>
<p>Yes you can apply the paste a second time. Normally only one
application is required but for thicker moles it is always better to apply
the paste twice. You can leave the paste on for 30 minutes if you feel it
is necessary. </p>
<p>Are you sure it is the mole you see or is it the 'scab' before it has
dried? If you are sure it is still 'mole' it might be best to gently
scrape over the area again with a sterile pin before applying more paste.
</p>
<p><b>Can i put a band-aid on my moles? </b></p>
<p>Hello, i JUST applied the cream onto my flat moles on my face and now
the area is very very dark and bigger than before, it looks horrible. Can
i put on band-aids on my face because the big black spots on my face would
be too embarrassing for school tomorrow. also how long will it take for
the scars to form? so far its just the black spots. </p>
<p>thank you. </p>
<p>Hi Yes you can place a plaster over the area. You must ensure that you
do not remove the black area which will dry into a scab. Be careful not to
disturb it. </p>
<p><b>Two large moles? </b></p>
<p>I have 2 large moles I would like to remove- around 1-2cm in diameter.
Will i need to apply the paste twice? Will one kit be enough to remove
both of the moles </p>
<p>To be on the safe side we would suggest that with large moles,
particularly if they are thick, you should apply the paste twice.
Customers have removed many moles with only one sachet, but we would say
that in your circumstances as your moles are so large you should expect to
require two sachets. It may be that you only need one, but certainly do
not try to spread the paste too thinly as it will be a false economy. </p>
<p><b>AROUND THE SCAB </b></p>
<p>I applied the cream 3 days ago on a mole, once then a second time 20
min later. The scab is flat but is it normal to have a thin brown circle
around it(on the skin), a bit like if the skin has been burnt? </p>
<p>Redness around the area is quite normal. If area appears brown as you
describe then you may have, without realising, applied the paste to the
normal skin. Apply the skin gel daily and you should find the whole area
heals fine. </p>
<p>Feel free to let us know if you have any doubts. </p>
<p>thank you for quick reply. Yes i think ive applied the paste all around
it. so you say that brown circle should heal properly and disappear?
Surely im not the only one who applied the past on normal skin so i would
appreciate any comments from other users. Regards. </p>
<p><b>Breast feeding </b></p>
<p>I am interested in removing two moles from my face but I am still
breast feeding my 8 month old baby. My GP only recommends surgical removal
and will not comment on herbal removal. Is it safe for me to use while
breast feeding? </p>
<p>Unfortunately, because we are not medically qualified we cannot advise
you on a medical basis. However, our herbalist has previously said that
Mole & Wart EZ Clear does not enter the bloodstream and therefore should
cause no detrimental effect to a pregnant or breastfeeding woman. </p>
<p>GP's tend not to comment simply because they have no experience of
herbal products. </p>
<p>Can I wear make up? </p>
<p>Hey, i am considering using your product as i have 2 very embarrassing
slightly raised moles on my face am i able to apply make up over the top
of the scab? can you recommend any friendly makeup for it? </p>
<p>It is not advisable to apply make-up to the scab area simply because
you are risking the introduction of bacteria. </p>
<p>Our advice would be 'be brave' and leave the areas exposed; yes they
will go very black, and yes they wont particularly look pleasant;
alternatively, you may wish to use a plaster that has transparent sticky.
We know it is not ideal, but it is best to keep the area as clean and as
free of make-up as possible. </p>
<p>Scab Fallen off but skin underneath not how expected </p>
<p>I applied your paste a few weeks ago and today (day 17) the scab fell
off, the skin beneath the scab is bumpy and pink and there is lots of
yellow puss in the middle :s is this normal? </p>
<p>keep the area clean. Wipe it over with antiseptic swabs. Very pink skin
is normal </p>
<p>If you have removed all of the mole properly then you'll find that the
bumpiness is just part of your skin healing process. It should settle down
over time. </p>
<p>Is it safe to use of any type of mole? i am interested in buying your product, I wanted to know if it is
safe to use it on any kind of moles? Thanks </p>
<p>You should always have your moles checked by a gp to ensure that they
are benign. Once you have been given the ok, then yes it is fine to use
Mole & Wart EZ Clear. Flat moles are harder to treat but raised moles are
fine. </p>
<p>Do not use Mole & Wart EZ Clear if you are prone to keloid scarring. i got black moles on my face can i still use this product? Some moles have dark pigmentation , some don't. This makes no
difference to their removal. If they are healthy moles they can be
removed. Many people use Mole & Wart EZ Clear to remove moles from their face.
You should expect to be left with a small blemish although most people are
left with no trace of the mole ever existing.
</p>
<p>Do you have a store in London? </p>
<p>Hi, I am interested in buying your product and I need it it by 22nd of
April. I am off to Asia and I was asked to get mole remover cream.. I
don't think I have enough time for delivery and I was wondering where I
can buy this product in London. Do you have a store in London? If not
where I can buy your product in London? Thank you. </p>
<p>Mole Wart Remover .co.uk & Wart Mole Remover .co.uk represents a
British company, not an American one with UK contact details. This means
that you do not pay extra costs that you will if you buy from abroad. When UK buyers in particular purchase from us they save such a lot
because our price includes everything. This means you save 7% import tax,
17.5% vat and in the region of 3% currency conversion costs. Quite a lot to save really! We know how much cheaper our product is! And, Mole & Wart EZ clear is not available from any other company. </p>
<p>Craters, is this normal? </p>
<p>Two moles on face removed, have scabbed up and come off, now there's
two craters where they once were - is this normal (it's been about a week
since the scabs have come off)? Will they heal to skin level even though the scab has come and
gone?...If so, can this process be sped up with some cream etc that you
sell on this website? Some moles, not all, when removed will leave skin that appears
indented. This is more to do with how your skin heals. You should find
that your skin will 'fill up' and the colour will match the surrounding
skin. If you purchased skin healing gel from us, then yes use this daily,
alternatively, if you prefer any another scar reducing product that is on
the market it can only help. Remember though 'time is a great healer'! </p>
<p>You say that the scabs came off only a week ago. From personal
experience I would say wait a good 3 months before you really see the
healing kick in. - This is not with reference to the product used, this is
with reference to how long our skin takes to heal. </p>
<p>Scab worry i used this product a week ago the mole now looks like a crater well
like a cigarette burn the scab is sunken around edge of mole and the mole
has shrunk and is a black hard scab.. there is a red ring around this and
it itches i presume this means healing is this normal i think it will take
a few weeks to even look like its healing is this normal </p>
<p>This sounds totally normal. Some people do say that the area can appear
slightly sunken. If this is the case for you, then you should find that as
the skin heals it will 'fill up' over time. Your skin will continue healing for a few months yet! Of course the
scab will naturally fall off very soon. really want to use this but im due to go on holiday, have never been
able to wear a bikini as i hate my moles and thought if i do it the day
before my holiday the one on my face should be a little less scabby by the
time i get back to work, is it safe to go in the sun after using it or if
i wait till i get back how long is the scab likely to be on my face?? </p>
<p>There is no nice way of describing the 'scab' stage. It does appear
slightly bigger and very dark. The problem with exposure to the sun is it
may cause premature drying of the scab, and of course the scab needs to be
in place whilst your new skin is developing underneath. When the new skin is revealed you need to protect it from the ultra
violet sun rays. </p>
<p>The scab is likely to be in place between 7-21 days. It depends how
quickly your skin heals. How quickly does your skin normally heal? This
will be the same. </p>
<p>If you choose to use Mole & Wart EZ Clear whilst sunning yourself, take
care to protect the area from the sun. This advice is the norm anyway for
people with moles. </p>
<p>How long does it take for the pink mark to diminish after the mole ... My 15 year old has a mole on the right side of her nose since she was
around 2. I'm afraid if the pink mark would show up too much. she has the common small mole slightly raised.
</p>
<p>The best thing about Mole & Wart EZ Clear is it removes moles quickly,
easily and very affectively. </p>
<p>Now for the bad bit ... after the paste is applied the mole area goes
very very black and appears slightly larger than it was. This is the area
that will dry and turn to a scab. I removed three moles from my face and I
felt like I had put black marker pen marks on my face. ..but it was worth
it! It takes a few days and the scab dries and falls off. </p>
<p>Yes, the new skin is likely to be very pink. I would say give it a good
3 months before the pinkness is substantially diminished. Even after this
period of time the skin will continue to heal the colour will become
increasingly the same as the surrounding skin. </p>
<p>Remember, as horrid as this may sound, after the scab has fallen off
naturally your skin will behave exactly the same as it would if you had a
scab caused by any other reason. It is just normal healing. </p>
<p>Is it safe? ive read all the comments on here and am a little dubious after
researching is it safe to remove moles at home without a surgeon doing so
can this not aggravate the mole and make it cancerous? i must admit after lengthy research there are no bad reviews anywhere
re this product all positive. Just needing some reassurance We can only provide you with the evidence that we know to be true. We
have had no reports of adverse affects. If you have any doubts you should
seek advice from your GP. </p>
<p>Mole & Wart EZ Clear has successfully removed 1000s of moles without
any side effects. The herbal paste works similar to cauterizing. </p>
<p>Yes, the stinging is good. This shows that the paste is penetrating.
(Don't make such a fuss! It's not that bad! The blackness is good. The fact that it appears slightly larger is
completely normal. You're on your way to being mole free! thanks looking back i had one burned off my a surgeon a few years
back but they gave you a local. this morning the swelling and the mole has gone i have like a hole
where the big mole used to be covered in a scab woo whoo </p>
<p>Hopefully others will reply and tell of their experiences. This herbal
remedy has been used by 1000s of people all over the world, without
adverse effect. The most important thing is to make sure that any mole
that you intend removing is benign. As long as you can put up with a
little stinging sensation when the paste is applied then you should be
fine! </p>
<p>yes the mole has been okayed by a doctor and also which is nice you
know okayed use of this </p>
<p>whilst pregnant </p>
<p>You should always check with a doctor but in normal circumstances the
paste is fine for use on pregnant women. It is an external treatment that
is not formulated to be transported in the blood stream. </p>
<p>We cannot offer medical advice and this is why we always ask you to
consult a qualified person for medical advice. </p>
<p>ive ordered this product but am not able to use it for a few months due
to medication im taking can i keep it and use when my medication is
finished. I haven’t opened this How long the paste will keep will be variable depending on the climate
it is kept in. If you have a moley friend you may want to pass it on! </p>
<p>If you need to keep it, keep it in a dark and cool place. The problem
is if the paste dries. I used your product around February, the scab came off and now there is
just a scar. i was wondering if i could order some more after care gel,
but i just want the gel. and would it be ok to use sunbeds or fake tan
now? and my scar is like a little bump is that normal? </p>
<p>Any mark left will normally subside and become barely visible if indeed
it is visible at all. Little bumps may be part of how your skin is healing
and again, this may well settle down. </p>
<p>If the skin is no longer red then fake tan should be fine. </p>
<p>We can offer more after care gel, please email for details. If you feel
that after care gel is still required it may be advisable to avoid the
sunbeds for a while longer! </p>
<p>Holidays Just wondering i am going on holidays to Italy next week. Will i have
to cover my face from the sun because i just started putting on aftercare
gel on my face. Because you have 'new skin' you must take every care to protect it from
the sun. At the very least use the highest form of uv barrier. but does this mean i can't use my aftercare gel because i am using
suncream. </p>
<p>It's best to stick to the barrier cream/sun protection whilst you are
exposed to the sun and apply the healing gel when you can. Just bear in
mind that some people do not bother with the healing gel so whilst its
better to use it, don't worry if you don't have it applied 24/7. </p>
<p>Plain skin ? </p>
<p>As seen on the Before and after photo with the guy that got a mole
right next to his nose, the skin seems to be lower where the mole once
where then on the rest of the skin, looking quite like a hole . </p>
<p>Could this be a problem since my moles are quite large and completely
flat? Let's say that the roots of the mole is 5 mm down in the skin, when
applying paste it will remove the mole. But will the former mole area
convert to normal skin during the healing process or will it only heal the
damaged skin and leave some sort of hole where the mole once where? </p>
<p>Since a raised mole won't convert into normal skin after using paste
then I guess that my theory is right that the skin won't be plain after use
on flat moles. </p>
<p>I understand exactly what you mean. ... You are thinking ... if a
raised mole causes an indent in the skin then a flat mole is going to be
even deeper. </p>
<p>Well, we all heal differently so unfortunately there is no exact
science to tell us how we will heal. Sometimes, but not always the skin
appears indented when the mole is first removed, however, over time, and
it can take a few months, the skin can 'fill up'. Removing flat moles is
always more difficult because as you say, they grow deeper. However many
people have successfully removed flat moles. </p>
<p>From one person to the next the way the skin heals can be different. If
an initial indent occurs, it is quite probable that it will fill up. Many
people are left with absolutely no trace of a mole ever existing. </p>
<p>How long before redness goes? Just wondering i have been applying the aftercare gel to my skin for 3
months, and its still very red. how long does it usually take to fade? </p>
<p>What you have to remember is that the redness is actually brand new
skin. If you look at the before and after photos you will see an example
of the skin after exactly 3 months. This skin in this photo, although
probably not 'very red' is still red. - That very same skin now is exactly
the same colour as the surrounding skin. </p>
<p>Everybody will be different and take different healing times, so it is
difficult to say. The skin WILL blend in colour. If you can be patient and
keep applying the aftercare gel you'll have your colour blended skin real
soon! </p>
<p>Wart & Mole Vanish, guarantee Hi, is your product the same as Wart & Mole Vanish We are not familiar with the product you mention. All details
pertaining to Mole & Wart EZ Clear can be read from our website. Mole & Wart EZ Clear works with one 20 minute application. </p>
<p>Another important factor to remember, especially if you are in the UK,
is that there are no extra charges, such as import duty and import vat to
pay. The price you see is the price you pay. (This will not be the case if
you buy from outside the UK), also, when buying from abroad you have to
pay hidden currency conversion costs; this can be anything up to 3%. You
DO NOT pay this conversion cost when purchasing from us. </p>
<p>..and yes, we guarantee that Mole & Wart EZ Clear will remove your
mole, wart or skin tag forever! </p>
<p>What is your relation to Wart & Mole Vanish? Are you selling *different* product, are you their distributor or are
you selling same product? They are clearly your major competitor and
denying that you know them is very unconvincing ... Plus as a UK customer I'd rather buy it of you, as long as I know the
truth I'll just feel better We have no relation to Wart & Mole Vanish. Yes, we sell a different product called Mole & Wart EZ Clear. </p>
<p>Can I use this on cherry angiomas? </p>
<p>Mole & Wart EZ Clear, has been used successfully on Cherry angiomas,
(also known as senile angiomas or Campbell de Morgan spots). One of our
before/after photos shows an example. </p>
<p>Can i use this after another mole remover that didn't work? </p>
<p>I have recently tried dermatend on my mole, but it did not remove my
mole completely, so it has changed to a browny colour. After all these
comments, i really want to try Mole&Wart EZ clear, can you tell me how
long i should wait until i can apply it to the same mole, because i am
concerned of whether Mole&Wart EZ clear may react with Dermatend. </p>
<p>Mole & Wart EZ Clear WILL DEFINITELY remove your mole. We will request
an answer to your specific question from our herbalist and get back to you
with the reply. </p>
<p>It may be that what remains is a minor scar, therefore using the paste
would not improve the appearance. Using a scar treatment gel or oil you
should find that over time the scar will fade. </p>
<p>YOU SAY YOU FEEL SURE THAT IT IS 'MOLE' REMAINING ... </p>
<p>If you have completed the treatment, feel that your skin has healed
from the affects of the treatment, is free of Dermatend, and it is indeed
‘mole’ that you have remaining, then you may wish to use Mole & Wart EZ
Clear. If you have any doubt as to whether Mole & Wart EZ Clear should be
applied you may wish to ask the vendor of Dermatend for their advice. </p>
<p>..We do not sell Dermatend </p>
<p>Making the mole worse I would just like to know if this product has any side-effects that
could make the mole worse? As with any product, whether off the shelf at the pharmacy or not there
is always the risk of an allergic reaction. Another risk factor is
secondary infection. Infection is only possible if you do not clean and
keep clean the area. 1000s of people have used this product and no adverse affects have ever
been reported. The product works by way of natural cauterizing so the mole
is totally removed. </p>
<p>Will this stuff also remove birth marks?? I have a birthmark on my leg-tea coloured not raised but has some small
moles on it, would this product work for this type of thing? would be
incredible if it did?? No you must not use Mole & Wart EZ Clear to remove birth marks. </p>
<p>Very afraid... No offence, but what reassurance do I have that your product won't
cause horrible disfigurement t like in those bloodroot victims? I mean,
there is plenty of positive feedback for the product here, but then again
an internet search for bloodroot turns up mostly positive feedback as well
(except for this site and the quackwatch site). I can't find any
third-party discussion of your product, and I don't know anything at all
about your company. Why should I trust you? </p>
<p>Sorry to post again, but I did some further research on the
ingredients. ..Greater Celadine (Chelidonuim Majus), one of your main
ingredients, is moderately toxic, and contains the alkaloid sanguinarine
(one of the main active alkaloids in bloodroot). Isn't that something to
be worried about...? </p>
<p>This is an extract from en.wikipedia .org ‘The aerial parts and roots
of Greater Celandine are used in herbalism’ ‘The whole plant is toxic in
moderate doses as it contains a range of isoquinoline alkaloids but there
are numerous therapeutic uses when used at the correct dosage.’ ‘The
aerial parts and roots of Greater Celandine are used in herbalism.’ ‘One
of the effects of the fresh herb is of a mild antimicrobia.’ I personally
used this product and did as much research as was possible and found no
bad reports. I also found that is has been used by herbalists for many
years without incident. </p>
<p>It is very worrying when deciding to use something that is not ‘off the
shelf’ but we would much rather that you were totally happy and satisfied
before deciding to purchase it. </p>
<p>We are a limited company trading as The Wart & Mole Remover Co. </p>
<p>Scam? </p>
<p>After reading varies comments, i'm seriously considering purchasing
this product, but it just worries me parting with £60 over the internet;
for all i know this could be a scam...what safety measures are there to
ensure that my bank details are safe and that the product actually works?
</p>
<p>We only take payment via the PayPal system. This means that we, the
seller, and you, the buyer are protected from fraud according to PayPal's
terms & conditions. </p>
<p>We have a verified PayPal account. We do not see your payment details.
Payment details are collected by PayPal on their secure server. The only
details we see is the postal address that you provide to PayPal. </p>
<p>Our packages are sent by registered post and so through the postal
system available to you in your country you will be able to see when the
package was dispatched and trace it. </p>
<p>How many moles did you treat? I wonder if there are any customers here that can tell me how many
moles you managed to treat before you ran out of paste? I am very moley and wondered how many sachets I would need to buy? Can you tell me how big your moles were too so I have a rough idea? </p>
<p>I'm very moley myself so I need to get a few more of this stuff. I had this stuff twice each time I had enough to put on twice on three
moles. Most of my moles are about the size of my little finger or smaller, two
I treated were my bigggest raised ones. </p>
<p>thanks so much. The size of your little finger is really quite big so
to do three of these I am really impressed especially if you put the paste
on each one twice. That is like enough for 6 large moles then you only
need to put the paste on once I think I read that somewhere. </p>
<p>I treated my moles earlier this week on my arms. My moles vary in size,
but are generally around 0.5 cm across. With 1 sachet of the paste I have
treated 56 moles effectively (all of them are now in the amazingly
attractive scab/ cigarette burn stage), and also each mole had 2
applications too. The stuff on the site about usage is right, a little
really does go a long way. You only need a tiny amount for each mole. </p>
<p>I used this wonderful product and so far the results are amazing. Its
been more than a week i treated the mole area. Scab is still there and i
was taking full care of it. Sadly my toddler touched the scab area (face)
and it fell. I felt lil pain but the BLACK part is off. I can see pinkish
skin which is so obvious. What should i apply? Im scared of any scar.
Don't know what to do! Im soo stressed cz i was taking xtra care of it.
</p>
<p>Lots of people accidentally, and sometimes through picking, prematurely
remove the scab. What's done is done. There is no point worrying. Apply
the skin healing gel two to three times a day. Just like any other scab
that we get on our bodies sometimes they leave a mark, sometimes they
don't. Regardless of whether you have removed the scab prematurely or not,
the area will take time to heal. </p>
<p>You will see the healing and fading of the area over the next few
months. You will be surprised how much it will fade. Even those of us who
have an indent after mole removal will see the area 'fill up' and the skin
colour become blended with the surrounding skin. - The skin will be very
red at first. Don't worry. Keep it clean. Apply the skin healing gel. </p>
<p>Reapplying Your product did wonders for me and I'm going to get another kit. There's this mole that was big and there's still just a little left of
it I think. It's not as dark as it used to be and there's just a little
bump left. Will this disappear over time, or should I reapply it? Is it safe to
reapply it after some time? </p>
<p>It is possible that the little bump can be a slight scarring which will
subside over time. If its not as dark as it used to be, it is unlikely to
be a reformation of the mole. You should continue using the skin repair
gel. There is no risk of using the paste again on a mole or wart that has
not been fully removed. However, the paste should not be used excessively
on normal skin as over application can lead to scarring. I don't think it's scarring, because when it was still healing and if I
pressed on the area it didn't hurt (as much or) at all as did the other
areas which don't have a bump and healed nicely. I probably didn't put enough on it. Cause it was bigger and on an area
not easily reachable. I'll be careful not to put too much this time. </p>
<p>Laser treatment and your product I'm going to have some laser treatment for acne done on my face. Can I use your product after the laser treatment? I know it's not recommended to sunbathe after laser (or some months
before). And your product, laser and the sun work similar.. sort of. When you have the laser treatment ask your technician. Tell him/her the
paste removes the mole by a natural cautery effect. </p>
<p>Our herbalist has made the following comments: </p>
<p>Mole & Wart EZ Clear paste can be used but there should be a lapse of
at least 4 weeks to allow the skin to heal from the laser treatment. To
help the skin heal from the laser treatment, you should use post treatment
products. </p>
<p>My scabs fell off yesterday and there are very red underneath and one
of them have another scab, as it got ripped a bit, is that normal? can i
wear make up now? and i would like to say your product is amazing! </p>
<p>Hi The new skin will be very red. It is just new skin and this is
exactly as expected. As the weeks go by now you will see the redness
gradually blend until it appears almost, if not totally the same colour as
your normal skin. This will take time. </p>
<p>If you find that a new scab has developed then the skin just wasn't
healed properly yet. The skin should continue healing under the new scab
and then it will dry and fall off. As you say, you 'ripped it a bit' so
your skin has created a new scab for you. ...lucky you! </p>
<p>Be sure that the scab has gone and you have your fresh, new 'sealed'
skin, then you can apply makeup. </p>
<p>Scabs gone, skin very red I used your mole remover on 2 moles on my leg as a test to see if it
would work. I want to remove one on the side of my nose, but I want to be
careful before proceeding. The mole remover on my leg worked just like
each step by step said it would. Its now been 5-6 weeks since both scabs
fell off and both areas where the scabs were are very very red. I've been
applying the aftercare cream several times per day and the red colour is
not fading. Did I do something wrong or am I just one of the people who is
out of luck?? </p>
<p>Were you applying the aftercare gel/cream from the beginning? And how
long was it from applying the remover paste till your scabs fell off? </p>
<p>Hi first of all thank you to our second anonymous guest who has taken
the time to input and offer assistance. It's great to see a community
building up! If you take a look at our before & after photos you will see that the
redness can take some time to calm down and for the skin colour to blend
more with the surrounding skin. Remember that this is brand new skin. 5-6
weeks is actually a very short period of time to expect the skin to be a
natural colour again. Expect the area to continue healing for some time
yet. Certainly, my own personal experience was that at the three month
mark is when the colour issue really started to kick in and blend. I think
that just a little patience is required and you are right on track! </p>
<p>How many moles can be treated with one kit? Hi, i am keen to order your product although i have many moles i would
like to remove. Could you tell me how many moles i could remove with one
kit (based on one application per mole) </p>
<p> </p>
<p>It obviously varies according to size and thickness of the mole. As a
rough guide we say a kit will treat 1 raised mole with a diameter of 7mm
with 2 applications . Most moles only require one application so this of course would give
you an equivalent guide of 2 x raised moles that are 7mm diameter. Although Mole & Wart EZ Clear is a very cost effective method, if you
have many moles to treat we are able to offer a little discount. Please
email for details. This is a very conservative estimate. Some people will treat as many,
many moles with one sachet of Mole & Wart EZ Clear but we cannot recommend
this as spreading the paste too thinly can affect the removal. </p>
<p>i am definitely going to try this as soon as you get some in stock with
the camomile wahoo! </p>
<p>Wow, yet another enthusiastic customer. You won’t be disappointed. </p>
<p>It is unfortunate that we have had such a long wait for restocking of
Camellia Oil. We hope to have stocks replenished very soon. In the mean
time the Skin Healing Gel is just as good! I ordered it with the Skin Healing Gel, and after I used it up, I went
and bought more Gel from this shop, because it's really that good. </p>
<p>Sleeping </p>
<p>I Think Your Product Is Amazing. But Last Night As I Was Sleeping I
Knocked My Scab And Half Of It Is Hanging Off. Have You Got Any Advice On
What I Should Do? </p>
<p>If you possibly can, try and avoid it being pulled off any further.
Just keep in mind that this is 'just a scab', just like any other. Keep
the area clean. If the skin is still freshly healing you may find it tries
to scab over again. If you feel that the skin is 'more healed' then you
can apply a little skin healing gel. </p>
<p>You may consider applying a plaster/band aid on your skin to protect
the scab. It is always better to expose it to the air as much as possible. and finally... don't worry too much. What's done is done. We have had
customers who have prematurely had their scab removed and the area has
still healed perfectly and left no trace.
</p>
<p>Does it definitely work? </p>
<p>I am 17 and have a mole on my left cheek. It makes me really self
conscious. So does this product definitely work? We can say. Hand on heart. This product definitely works! But then we
were bound to say that because we are selling it! But it does. And the
pleasure we take from providing this product is quite amazing. </p>
<p>If I am too young will it scar? </p>
<p>I went to the doctor about getting my mole removed on my left cheek and
the doctor said that it would leave a raised scar (because i'm 17)however
that was about actual surgery so do would i have to go to the doctor again
and would it leave a scar? We cannot contradict anything a doctor tells you because we are not and
do not claim to be medically qualified. In our personal opinion, it seems common knowledge that young and
healthy people are most likely to heal better and faster than someone
older. </p>
<p>With this product, as with any treatment there is always the potential
for scarring. What we find is that with Mole & Wart EZ Clear sometimes
there is no evidence left. Some times a small blemish may remain. A
blemish normally appears as a slight mismatch of skin colour. Please see
our before and after photos. </p>
<p>If you suffer with keloid scarring then of course this is totally
different and we recommend that to avoid scarring you avoid treatment. </p>
<p>Fall Off I've had your product on for a week and i was just wondering if anyone
has had to wait over 3 weeks for the scab to fall off? </p>
<p>That would not necessarily be unusual. The scab and when it falls off
is different with each individual. We say as a guide anything from 7-21
days. This is just your skin healing. </p>
<p>Age and general well being normally have an effect of how quickly we
heal. Try to be patient, and don't be tempted to pick it off. </p>
<p>Hairy Mole </p>
<p>My mole scab fell of today. i had a hairy mole. the scab fell of but
the hair is still growing i am just wondering can i shave that area when
the skin is healed. </p>
<p>Make-Up My mole has gone black and is getting smaller by the day, there is a
slight scab around the mole area and it has started to peal is this
normal? and how long will i have to wait before i start wearing make up
again? Your progress sounds normal. Your new skin is forming under the scab.
Whilst the scab is there avoid using makeup as there is the chance of
introducing germs which is what you don't want to do. When the scab has fallen off naturally your new skin underneath should
be completely healed. Now you can start using makeup if you wish. </p>
<p>Will it scar? </p>
<p>Hi. I’ve used this product on my large mole that I had on my face...It
has worked so well. My mole is completely gone and I’m very very happy.
But I had picked on the scab and now its a bit red ish /pink ish. Ive been
using the repairing gel ..but doesn’t seem to work. The mole is completely
gone but the area is a bit hard. It has been like a little over 1 month
that I’ve used the product. is it going to scar me? what can I do to
prevent from scarring as it is on my face and its quite big! Can you
suggest me anything. </p>
<p>The skin repair gel has excellent qualities for helping the skin heal.
Keep using it. If you feel that you would rather try something else that
you find on the market that offers skin healing properties then do try it,
but we have great confidence in the skin repair gel. Speaking from personal experience the healing process will continue for
a long, long time yet. The area is always very pinkish at first. Over
time, the skin will become increasingly more colour blended with your
normal skin. We are all different, and so will heal differently, the potential for
scarring is always different from person to person. My personal experience
was that the blending of the colour of my skin really kicked in at the 3
month mark. </p>
<p>Scab I used your product on friday and so far it looks like everything is
going as it should be. But it looks like I have a scab around my mole.
It's not black, it's the basically the same colour as my skin, I was just
wondering if this was normal? Normally only the area at which there was a mole will go black and will
appear slightly larger at first. It may be that you have applied paste to
your normal skin. Allow it to heal normally. In the very unlikely event that you feel that something is not normal
then you should always ask your doctor for advice. Seeking medical advice
is not something that has ever been required before. </p>
<p>Huge mole </p>
<p>I am looking to remove 6 large raised moles - the largest of which is
about 2cm in diameter on my back....is this too big to remove with the
cream? I was told by my GP that it would need to be done by a plastic
surgeon due to it's size...which of course the NHS wont do as it's just
cosmetic. I don't particularly care about scarring as it's on my lower
back, but just wondering if this one would prove too big to remove with
the cream? </p>
<p>This is a very large mole! The first advice is to see a doctor to
ensure that the growth is not malignant. - This is something you have
already done, so that's fine. </p>
<p>As a rough guide, one sachet of Mole & Wart EZ Clear is good for a
growth up to 7mm in diameter. This is allowing for two applications,
although in most instances, only one application is required. </p>
<p>Hairy Mole My mole scab came off today. but the hairs are still growing does this
mean your product didn't get to the root of the mole. Or is this normal or
will my mole grow back. You should find if the paste was applied properly that the mole has
completely gone and will not grow back. Hair growth can still occur as the hair follicles are deeper. </p>
<p>Children </p>
<p>Hi, Is it safe to use on children? The Mole & Wart EZ Clear paste should only be applied by a responsible
adult. There is no reason why the paste could not be used on children. As with
any person you should first seek advice from your doctor to ensure that
the mole is safe to remove. </p>
<p>Extra care should be taken with children to ensure that they are not
tempted to pick off the scab prematurely as this could lead to scarring. Importantly too, there is a possibility that a blemish/scar will be
left and so this should be considered. Most people have a result in which the area returns to a state in which
there is no evidence of a mole ever having existed, but some are left with
a small blemish.
</p>
<p>Can I use fingers to apply aftercare? Just wondering can you apply the after care gel with your fingers, or
do you have to use the match sticks. </p>
<p>The after care gel can be applied with your fingers absolutely no
problem. It doesn't matter if this gets onto good skin. This is all good! Just make sure they are clean fingers.
</p>
<p>Does the paste smell of anything? </p>
<p>Hi, I just purchased a kit, and I'm wondering if the paste has any odor
at all? </p>
<p>I tried a paste a few years ago and I was unable to remove a small mole
right under my nose because the paste smelled too horrible, so I'm
wondering if i'll have the same problem. There is no smell to the paste. If there is I didn't notice it! If you
are able to detect a smell, which I don't think you will, it will not be
unpleasant. </p>
<p>Raised </p>
<p>Hi i had a raised mole and my scab fell of yesterday. The area where
the mole was is still raised, is this normal? Will it flatten and if it
will how long will it take? It is unusual for the area to remain raised. We would expect the area
to flatten once the mole has been removed. It may be that preparation was
not as good as it could have been and the paste has not penetrated though
the mole. </p>
<p>There is also a possibility that this is just how your skin, as an
individual is healing. ok should I re-apply the paste? when i scratched the mole it started to
bleed, could this be the reason? </p>
<p>If you feel that the area still has 'mole' matter then you may reapply
the paste. We would not expect bleeding to be the cause of the raised
area. If bleeding is caused when scraping the mole, simple wait for the
bleeding to stop before applying the paste. </p>
<p>Skin tag </p>
<p>Hi have purchased this cream however have not used it yet as i am a
little concerned i got it for the purpose of a skin tag on the anal area
left from piles but someone said that it could be dangerous as it might
cause severe bleeding from veins. </p>
<p>Is this cream intended for the above and if so how safe will it be to
use here could it cause bleeding? <br>
We have never heard of this product causing bleeding from veins.
Unfortunately y, some people are more than willing to give advice on
matters they know nothing about. </p>
<p>Our advice would be to enquire as to why your friend suggested that
bleeding may be caused and if you have any doubts then consult your gp </p>
<p>Flat mole </p>
<p>Hello, just treated three flat moles.. very painful but I'm not
bothered.. if the moles isn't removed first go, shall I just start again?
</p>
<p>You should find that one treatment is enough. It normally is. The area
should go black and appear slightly larger original. This black will then
scab and dry. </p>
<p>This is the first time we have heard 'painful', you should normally
experience a stinging sensation. </p>
<p>Cyst or mole? I have lived with raised lump on the tip of my nose for many years and
truly hate it :-( It is not dark in colour and it has been suggested that
it may be a cyst rather than a mole. I do have other (very unattractive)
moles/cysts and am typical of someone who has always suffered with
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome. Can permanent cysts be treated with the same
success as moles? </p>
<p>I am sorry, we are unable to give medical advice. The mole & Wart EZ
Clear paste is suitable for use on moles, warts & skin tags. It works by
way of natural cauterization. You should seek advice from your doctor. </p>
<p>Scab? Hey, I followed the instructions and applied the paste. The mole now
looks almost black in colour and seems some what swollen. Is this normal?
The instructions mentioned that a scab will be formed and I have heard
people on the forums mentioning a 'sunken scab' forming... however my mole
sticks out and still feels soft to touch... I'm really worried the
treatment has not worked... what should i do? It sounds absolutely typical of what should happen. The blackened area
always looks somewhat bigger initially. The area although black will be
soft. The blackness will, over days, get increasingly harder and form a
scab as it dries out. When it is completely dry it will detach itself from
your skin and fall off. Don't dislodge it prematurely. </p>
<p>From what you have described it sounds exactly right. and if the
treatment hadn't worked you'd be the first! </p>
<p>Flat moles.. I understand that you must feel a tingling sensation and that that's
how you know you scratched/prepared the area right. And that this isn't a
sure indication that a flat mole will be all gone and won't regrow. </p>
<p>But is there any indication that you put too much of the paste on a
flat mole (or a raised one)? </p>
<p>Yes, the tingling sensation is felt when the paste is penetrating into
the growth. The regrowth of a mole is unlikely if the paste effectively
destroys the mole right down to its roots. </p>
<p>The paste should be applied on the mole, so if there is any excess
flowing onto the surrounding skin, the excess should be wiped off.
Otherwise there is no danger of over applying the paste. </p>
<p>Entire mole not covered with scab </p>
<p>i have used the remover on a raised mole - however only the top of the
mole has turned into a black scab, and not the sides of mole. Will the
scab that is just covering the top of the mole still come off entirely?
</p>
<p>We would expect the whole mole to turn black if it is prepared and
covered with paste properly. If you feel that this hasn't happened and you
still have some paste you may wish to apply it again. </p>
<p>If the paste is dry now try adding the tiniest drop of water in order
that you can apply it. - This may or may not work. </p>
<p>How long till the paste dries </p>
<p>I want to know how much time have I got to cover all my moles? How long
is it from opening the sealed paste till it dries? </p>
<p>The paste dries very quickly when exposed to the air; within a few
minutes. Prepare all of your moles first. If the paste dries you may find
that adding the tiniest droplet of water will revitalize it, but this may
or may not work. </p>
<p>On my normal skin I applied the paste and some of it got onto the surrounding skin will
this cause harm. </p>
<p>If you wiped it off straight away then no. If you have left it on the
skin for the same duration as on the mole then it may cause the area to
blacken. Allow it to heal the same as the mole area and you should have no
problem. </p>
<p>Does it work on flat moles? i am just wondering whether your product works on flat moles as i
have a vast amount of them all over my body and they are really degrading
my confidence. thanks </p>
<p>The paste is best for raised moles. The reason is that the paste
penetrates deep into the growth to neutralized it, causing it to drop off
the skin without leaving behind the root. The root leads to a regrowth of
the mole/wart. </p>
<p>Similarly, a wart is caused by a virus, which if left on the skin, will
lead another regrowth. </p>
<p>For flat moles, the pigmentation is embedded in the skin, thus, the
concentration of the paste should be reduced so that it does not hurt the
skin too much, yet be strong enough to remove the pigmented cells. This
will be quite difficult for laymen to do. </p>
<p>So, it is best not to use the paste for flat moles. </p>
<p>You could try the paste on raised moles to see if you are comfortable
with it before proceeding to try it on the flat moles. </p>
<p>The paste will not cause serious scarring if used according to the
instructions. But if you suffer from some form of skin disorders which
impairs the healing mechanism of the skin, it is advisable not to use the
paste. </p>
<p>So, ultimately, you should try the paste on the raised mole first
before proceeding to treating all the moles. </p>
<p>What are the two tubs of gel for? Just wondering what are the two tubs for. One is big and see trough,
and the other is small and white and both have gel in them. </p>
<p>Mole & Wart EZ Clear paste is white and in the sealed sachet; don't
open it until you are ready to use it as it dries very quickly. </p>
<p>Both the small & large tub contain Skin Healing Gel. </p>
<p>What about showering? just received your product. i applied the paste and my mole is gone
black. but i am just wondering if i can shower myself or will it disturb
the mole. </p>
<p>Avoid rubbing or allowing powerful jets of water directly onto the mole
area in order that you do not disturb the scab. </p>
<p>It will depend on you as an individual but one customer had a scab
soften and fall off very quickly due to water. We would say that this is
very unusual. </p>
<p>My mole i've already bought the product as I feel fairly confident it will
work, but i just wanted to check- my mole is very raised and has no
colour, it is only about 5mm. Do you think it will work? It seems to be so
part of the skin that i'm not sure how a simple lotion could do such an
amazing job! </p>
<p>If it's a mole it'll remove it! We are sure you will be very pleased
with the results. Everyone is! </p>
<p>Before and after pics </p>
<p>I can't seem to find the before and after pics on your page anymore,
think I remembered quite a few testimonials and pics on moles before and
after and etc on your page before. </p>
<p>You should Google ''Mole & Wart Remover before after photos'' </p>
<p>Huge flat moles </p>
<p>I've got like 20 rather big moles on my back and the biggest one around
1,5 cm in diameter, all more or less flat moles. How deep down in the skin
is the mole going and what are the chances that it will leave a big scar?
The biggest one is completely flat without a slightest raise. </p>
<p>5 of these 20 moles are 1cm+ in diameter and the rest are a bit smaller
so how many kits of paste will I need to purchase to get rid of them all? The paste is best for raised moles. The reason is that the paste
penetrates deep into the growth to neutralized it, causing it to drop off
the skin without leaving behind the root. The root leads to a regrowth of
the mole/wart.
</p>
<p>Similarly, a wart is caused by a virus, which if left on the skin, will
lead another regrowth. </p>
<p>For flat moles, the pigmentation is embedded in the skin, thus, the
concentration of the paste should be reduced so that it does not hurt the
skin too much, yet be strong enough to remove the pigmented cells. This
will be quite difficult for laymen to do. </p>
<p>So, it is best not to use the paste for flat moles. </p>
<p>You could try the paste on raised moles to see if you are comfortable
with it before proceeding to try it on the flat moles. </p>
<p>The paste will not cause serious scarring if used according to the
instructions. But if you suffer from some form of skin disorders which
impairs the healing mechanism of the skin, it is advisable not to use the
paste. </p>
<p>So, ultimately, you should try the paste on the raised mole first
before proceeding to treating all the moles. </p>
<p>I understand that you must feel a tingling sensation and that that's
how you know you scratched/prepared the area right. And that this isn't a
sure indication that a flat mole will be all gone and won't regrow. </p>
<p>But is there any indication that you put too much of the paste on a
flat mole (or a raised one)? </p>
<p>I'm 16 years old and there is nothing wrong with my healing mechanism,
atleast so I believe. I will consider trying this on my raised one first
as you say but those arn't really the ones that I got complexes for and no
offence but the paste isn't really free </p>
<p>So if I understand it correctly It’s quite hard to make the right
"dose" for the mole so it isn't penetrating to deep nor to shallow? Is
there any way that you might be able to see how deep the mole is going
just by looking at it? Could you post some recommendations or instructions
of use for treating flat moles with the right amount paste? </p>
<p>I've got a 2cm in diameter flat mole, which
means that the scab will be wide and deep which will lead to a scar ? Scarring will always depend on the individual person. Certainly at
first the area will be very pink but over time should become increasingly
more blended with your normal skin tone. If you apply the paste to flat
moles be careful not to apply it to the surrounding skin. This is most
important and why it can be difficult. You should not leave the paste on
'good skin'. </p>
<p>You cannot see by looking how deep the roots of a flat mole go. Apply
the paste and leave on for 20 to 30 minutes. Do not apply it to good skin.
</p>
<p>Leave the scab to heal naturally and be sure that you do not disturb
it. </p>
<p>This message was recently posted 'I used it on a flat mole. The scab
went black and lighten up after a few days. Now the scab has fallen off
it's left a pink skin and no sign of a mole.' Unfortunately, the client
left no contact information so we do not know who that particular person
is otherwise they may have been able to tell you of their experience. </p>
<p>Yeah, since its on my back I will let another person help me to apply
the paste. Btw what would happen if it's left on normal skin ? </p>
<p>Still I wonder how you know that the paste has got " all " the mole and
that no roots are left behind which will lead to regrowth? </p>
<p>The paste is not like acid. There is no 'instant burn' this is why you
need to prep the mole, cover it all with the paste and leave if for an
adequate amount of time. The paste is not being clever it is acting upon
the area on which you put it, so therefore if you leave it on good skin it
will do its thing exactly the same. </p>
<p>You may consider applying Vaseline to the surrounding skin to ensure
that the paste is not left on your good skin. Whoever applies it for you
should have a steady hand. </p>
<p>Half of my mole peeled off </p>
<p>Well its only day 5 and half of my mole is hanging off, can I safely
apply camellia oil underneath the half or rather 1/3 that peeled off in
the shower or should I wait until the whole thing falls off (is there risk
of the skin healing around the scab? Also it looks like maybe the whole
mole isn’t going to fall out and just half of it somehow? or will deeper
area make its way out overtime? </p>
<p>It is best to wait until the whole scab has fallen off before applying
the Camellia Oil. The healing of your skin now will be just as if it was
any other scab, so the skin is not at all likely to heal around the scab.
</p>
<p>If your application of the paste was correct and the penetration of the
paste was good then the whole mole will be removed. You will find that
your skin is still healing under the remaining portion of scab. When it is
ready it will fall off. Scabs can take anything from 7-21 days to fall
off, this will depend on how your skin heals. </p>
<p>At the moment, keep the area clean. Do not disturb the remainder of the
scab prematurely, and be patient! </p>
<p>Shelf life How long can I keep your product unopened without using it? </p>
<p>There should be no problem if you keep Mole & Wart EZ Clear unopened
for 4-5 weeks but we cannot guarantee this as it will depend on the
climate in which it has travelled and is kept. </p>
<p>We always recommend that you use it as soon as possible once you
receive it. </p>
<p>Flat moles/raised moles </p>
<p>I note that the product says that it should only be used on raised
moles. My moles are flat on the skin and not raised. Can I use the product
on them? </p>
<p>Mole & Wart EZ Clear is best used on raised moles as it works by
natural cautery, but many people do use it on flat moles. </p>
<p>Size what size mole classifies as a large mole? We would say that a mole thicker than 3mm and/or wider than 7mm is a
large mole. </p>
<p>Only a very small amount of Mole & Wart EZ Clear paste is actually
required to remove a mole. Just enough to cover every surface of the mole.
</p>
<p>Delivery </p>
<p>As I am a university student and all post is sent to a main collection
point... I was just wondering whether or not people would be able to tell
what I had ordered? Would there be any visual giveaways? It is a little
embarrassing going to pick up your product if everyone can tell what it
is... </p>
<p>Packaging is a plain. There is no indication of the contents
whatsoever. We understand the need for discretion. We do not include
company information on the package either. </p>
<p>that’s really great, thank you very much! </p>
<p>Mole Removal Care Question </p>
<p>Hello. Love the product it worked on a test mole I did awhile ago that
does not show and I am now using it on an area of my face to remove 3
moles. </p>
<p>As I understand the camelia oil is supposed to be applied after the
scab falls out is this correct? Or should I be applying it as the scab is
forming. Also as I didn't apply it on the face before I am obviously more
self conscious with the new scab that is forming as it is a lot bigger
than the mole itself was. I am obviously just noticing it before because
it is on my face and not my upper arm where the first test mole that I
removed worked perfectly. Should I expect moderate fading in the color of
the scab or is it going to be hideously black until it falls out? Finally
is applying a concealer to it recommended or is there any recommended
method for cover up as I do not wish to be bothered too much in work on
Monday. </p>
<p>Hi 'Some guy' very pleased to hear that you are happy with the results.
You are quite right, apply the Camellia Oil when the scab falls off. If
you had purchased then Skin Healing Gel option, then that can be applied
onto the scab and so on. </p>
<p>Regarding the fading of colour of the scab, the short answer is: it is
going to be hideously black until it falls out. Sorry, I tried to type
that as quick as possible to make it sound easier ;-} </p>
<p>We do appreciate that when the scab is so black and looking so large it
is not the prettiest of times but it cannot be avoided. </p>
<p>We do NOT recommend using concealer/make up over the scab because it
raises the possibility of introducing bacteria to the area. It is very
important that the area is kept clean at all times. </p>
<p>We would suggest that your best option, if you want to cover it, is to
use an elastoplast/plaster. Small round plasters are available, and you
can also get clear plasters which will show a little less. If you choose
to do this you must make sure that you do not disturb the scabs as this
would make the possibility of scarring higher. </p>
<p>Is it safe for everybody? </p>
<p>Hello, I am a little dubious about using your product because I have
heard so many horror stories. Are there ever any instances in which you
don't recommend your product. I had my moles checked out in the summer and
had 2 on my back removed surgically because they were suspicious; however
the results came back fine. The ones I want removing are on my upper
torso, close to my chest. I have fair, sensitive skin and don't want to
put myself at any risk, as I'm sure you can understand. I just want to
find the safest option. Many thanks </p>
<p>Hi there. We cannot give medical advice so our answer is based on the
assumption that you know your moles are safe and ok for removal (re
non-cancerous). </p>
<p>Mole & Wart EZ Clear does not contain Bloodroot; this is a really big
factor as it is most probably this ingredient alone that you have read
horror stories about. It is our opinion that Bloodroot should be avoided.
</p>
<p>As with any product, whether on the shelf at the pharmacy or not, an
allergic reaction may occur. What we can tell you is that Mole & Wart EZ
Clear is an ancient folk herbal remedy and after treating thousands of
people has never given any adverse effects, nor caused allergic reaction,
but we have to appreciate that each of us is different. </p>
<p>When the mole is removed by Mole & Wart EZ Clear you must keep the area
clean and free from germs. Infection is something that must be guarded
against. Although this sounds a little scary this explanation is the same
for any cut/graze/wound that your skin suffers. Normal hygiene methods of
cleaning should be more than adequate. </p>
<p>Flat mole </p>
<p>I would like to know when do I need to apply the product a second time.
I have a flat mole I want to get rid of and I don't know whether I should
apply it a second time. </p>
<p>Most moles only require one application. If the mole, wart or skin tag
is particularly large or thick you may want to leave the paste on for 30
minutes, not 20, or apply the paste for a second time right after the
first application. </p>
<p>Please note: most moles only require one application. </p>
<p>Product </p>
<p>Is it normal for the package to be plain without brand? </p>
<p>I just tested the product and I hope it works </p>
<p>Mole & Wart EZ Clear is mixed by our herbalist and shipped. All
packaging is discreet and plain. We find that this is what customers
prefer. </p>
<p>Providing you have followed the preparation instructions then our
product has a 100% success rate. </p>
<p>Wet Buds or Similar </p>
<p>What does "Wet Buds or Similar" on the packaging mean? How do you
remove the paste? </p>
<p>The paste is applied to the mole and left to do its thing for 20
minutes. You then need to remove the paste. It is best to remove the paste
as gently as possible so you do not disturb the mole/scabbing area. Using
a wet cotton bud/q tip will allow you to be very gentle. </p>
<p>Stupid Question </p>
<p>I'm paranoid about that "bloodroot" ingredient now. I hadn't actually
heard of it beforehand, but after reading the subdivision on the side
panel, I'm slightly worried. </p>
<p>Can you be absolutely sure this product does not contain bloodroot? </p>
<p>We CAN be absolutely sure that Mole & Wart EZ Clear does not contain
bloodroot. Bloodroot is still widely used and you will find many products
that contain it. IF our product contained it, which it doesn't, we would
tell you. </p>
<p>Thanks, it looks like it has some terrible side-effects that are
definitely to be avoided. Thanks again for the guarantee. </p>
<p>Kit Contents </p>
<p>Hello - just some mild confusion about my kit contents. I have the
.05ml of remover in a larger white plastic container. And I have the
aftercare gel. But what's the clear coloured liquid in the smaller white
container? </p>
<p>The additional small amount of gel is also skin healing gel. When we
send out the kits as 'paste only' we include a tiny amount of skin healing
gel, just to ensure that our customers have something to place on the
healing skin. </p>
<p>Skin cancer </p>
<p>Can mole ez clear paste stop cancer? If my mole is cancer can it
eliminate it thoroughly? </p>
<p>Mole & Wart EZ Clear Paste is for the cosmetic removal of moles, warts
or skintags. </p>
<p>It cannot and does not identify cancer, stop cancer or eliminate
cancer. </p>
<p>For any information regarding a medical problem please consult
qualified medical personnel. Does anyone have to buy more than one lot? </p>
<p>hello admin i just wondered how many people have to buy more than one
lot of paste and if they do does it work the second time No-one has ever bought more Mole & Wart EZ Clear to apply to the same
mole. One application is normally enough and there is normally plenty of
paste in the package. </p>
<p>We do have many repeat customers who buy additional packages to rid
themselves of more moles, warts or skin tags or sometimes they purchase on
behalf of friends or family. </p>
<p>I was going to buy the kit (Natural Mole & Wart Remover Kit Includes
Camellia Oil for after care) but that’s out of stock. How long do i have
to wait for? </p>
<p>Can one take normal shower, use face wash, etc after getting the
removing process done? or using water will affect the area? Camellia Oil is temporarily out of stock and we do not have a firm date
for new stocks at this time. However, the skin repair gel will work
equally as well. </p>
<p>Yes, you should wash the area regularly and keep it free of germs,
however, you should take care not to dislodge the scab. </p>
<p>Treat the scab area just like you would if the scab was caused by any
other means. Keep it clean, do not disturb or pick it, and wait for it to
fall off naturally. That's it! Im going to buy the kit in a day or so. Could you please help me to
choose appropriate kit? Im going to remove raised mole from my face. Also,
Is it okay to cover the treated area with plaster when going out? </p>
<p>This product works wonders for everyone else who's purchased it so we
feel sure that it'll work for you too! </p>
<p>The mole removing paste is the same regardless of what option you
choose. The after care is optional although almost everyone chooses to
purchase it along with the paste. </p>
<p>The Camellia Oil & Skin Repair Gel will work equally as well in aiding
the healing of the new skin that will develop in place of your mole. </p>
<p>Yes you can cover the treated area with a plaster if you wish. You will
need to take care not to disturb the scab, and expose the area to fresh
air as much as possible. </p>
<p>How pink? </p>
<p>how pink is the pink skin going to be? Would it be the exact colour as
my skin after any other scab heals? would a flesh coloured cover up makeup
help to hide the pink if its too noticeable? </p>
<p>See the before and after photos for a real idea of the pinkness. If you
can recall when you last had a scab that healed and the new skin that
develops underneath it will be the same. I would think that makeup would
be more than adequate to cover up the pinkness. In my personal experience
it was not that bad; certainly more attractive than the moles I had! </p>
<p>The pinkness will become progressively more skin coloured as time goes
by. Most people do not see evidence of the mole ever existing after a few
months. </p>
<p>Do not cover the scab with makeup though. At this stage the skin is
still healing and you should make every effort to keep it clean and not
introduce any possibility of bacteria to it. </p>
<p>Raised Mole </p>
<p>You say it will work on raised moles. I have a raised mole that is
brown on the tip but is skin coloured at the base. Will your product
remove the entire raised portion and make it level with the rest of my
skin?? </p>
<p>If you look at the before and after photos and see photo 1 you will see
that those moles are exactly as you describe; brown on the tip but skin
coloured at the base. You will also see from the photo they have been
completely removed. The colour has no baring on its potential for removal.
So in answer to your question, yes our mole & wart remover will remove the
entire raised portion and make it level with the rest of your skin. </p>
<p>Cover up the scab? </p>
<p>Can I use a small plastic bandage (e.g. Band Aid brand) to cover up the
scab that will form? Will this hinder the healing process at all? </p>
<p>Treat the scab just like any other. You can cover it with a band aid
(plaster) but expose the area to the air as much as possible. Many people
use plasters to cover the area whilst it is scabbed. </p>
<p>Preparation </p>
<p>I understand 'roughing' up the surface (with the pin) of the skin will
allow penetration of the powder. My question is how is this done and how
painful is it? Do you have to pierce the skin to the point of drawing
blood? </p>
<p>Ok one more question; when i read about 2nd applications, does it mean
immediately after the first 20 minute application or a week or so later
after the scab has fallen off? </p>
<p>A second application is pretty much unheard of. Normally one
application is fine. You should be able to see the mole change before your
eyes so you will see if more paste is required. </p>
<p>To prepare the mole you should gently scratch over the clean surface
with the pin. Do not pierce the mole and do not try to draw blood. If your
mole does bleed wait until it has stopped bleeding before applying the
paste. The preparation should not hurt at all. No one has ever reported
this hurting. When the paste is applied you should feel a stinging
sensation. If you do not feel this stinging then the paste is probably not
penetrating correctly. This is why preparation is so important. When
scratching the mole ensure that you pay attention to each surface; top &
sides too. </p>
<p>Deliveries have been consistent so far. Unfortunately, we cannot speak
on behalf of the postal system. Your package will be delivered by
registered post. </p>
<p>Absolutely covered </p>
<p>I’m absolutely covered in moles and have been for as long as i can
remember. even on my face i have 20 moles alone. I’ve looked at several
different options to get rid of them. i don’t care about the rest of my
body but will this product scar at all, because i don’t want scars all
over my face, wouldn’t know what would be worse for my confidence, moles
or scars </p>
<p>Hi Matt There is always the possibility of scarring no matter what
method is used to rid our selves of moles. Because our natural paste is
non-evasive it seems to be the method that is least likely to scar. Most
people do not scar with the use of our Natural Mole & Wart Remover Paste.
The mole becomes a scab and that scab heals the same as any other scab
might. So it will depend on your body's ability to heal. Initially the new
skin will be very pink, but over time that will blend more and more until
it appears the same as your normal skin. Most people have results that
show no evidence of moles ever existing. If you are concerned, the best
thing to do would be to use the Mole & Wart Remover Paste on a mole that
is not prominently on show and see how it heals. Healing will continue to
take place over months. The area will look better and better the more time
goes on. Hope this helps you with your decision. </p>
<p>If other users would like to give there experiences below then please
do so. You must state your first name, the month & year in which you made
your purchase otherwise the post will be deleted. - We don't want false
posts by passers by! - </p>
<p>Birthmark type of mole on the hair growth area </p>
<p>I've been wondering whether this product would work on birthmark moles
(very slightly raised, about the size of a thumbprint, located on the
head), and will the hair grow back normally once the scab has fallen off?
</p>
<p>There is no reason why our herbal mole & wart remover would not work on
this raised mole. </p>
<p>It would be most probable that the hair would not grow as the area
would act like scar tissue. However, it would be extremely unlikely that
you have full hair growth on this mole anyway. The result of using our
herbal mole & wart remover would most likely be a hairless area, as
opposed to what you have at the moment which is a hairless mole! Depending
on your hair length, you should find that the hair grows over. </p>
<p>Lip mole </p>
<p>I wonder if your product will work on a lip mole. </p>
<p>There is no reason that our mole remover would not work on a lip mole.
Read how it works and instruction for care after the paste application.
</p>
<p>Raised light brown mole on face </p>
<p>Does this product get rid of the raised part of the mole as well as the
colour? I'm worried about using it as I don’t want an angry black scab on
my face...is there anything I can do to make it look as good as possible
whilst scabby? </p>
<p>Also would I be able to wash my face normally as scabs I've had before
go soft and fall off in water? </p>
<p>I'm also worried about scrubbing the mole with the emery board...will
this not hurt? Also what do you do with the pin as I cant find thorough
instructions on the site. </p>
<p>Yes, our products remove the mole completely. Unfortunately, a black
scab is part of the healing process. We would not recommend covering the
scab with makeup as it is always better to keep the area clean. You may
want to consider using an elastoplast (plaster). Most people leave the
mole exposed. </p>
<p>Everybody is different, but yes, washing your face as per usual would
be favourable. We would consider it unusual for a scab to soften and fall
off until it was ready to do so. You would need to take care not to
dislodge it prematurely. If you feel that the scab is likely to soften and
fall off with water then you may consider taking care to wash around the
scab. </p>
<p>Scraping the mole surfaces with the pin helps the paste to penetrate.
With personal experience of this I can say that this process does not
hurt, again, we have to appreciate that each of us are different, but to
date, nobody has reported that this is painful. Using the emery board is
unnecessary unless the mole is particularly tough. </p>
<p>Complete instructions are sent with all of our products. </p>
<p>Is it safe to put on eyelid </p>
<p>I have a small raised piece of skin on my eyelid which I presume is a
skin tag. How safe would it be to use this product on the eyelid? </p>
<p>Yes, the paste if fine for use on the eyelids but if the mole/wart/tags
are too close to the eye ball, we do not recommend using the paste as an
inexperienced person may accidentally expose the eyeball to the paste. </p>
<p>There should be a safe distance between the growth and the eyeball. Or
if the growth is small, a tiny dab of the paste is much safer as compared
to a large growth which requires a large application of the paste. </p>
<p>As the potential user you will need to judge the distance between the
mole and the eyeball as well as the size of the growth. The paste is safe
to use as long as it does not get into the eye. If unsure, it is advisable
not to use it. </p>
<p>Covered in warts--need help! </p>
<p>My hands are covered in warts which are very flat and pink-coloured.
Would this product still help? They are spreading so fast, I have hundreds
and they look disgusting. Just wanted to know if this product has been
successful with these kind of warts, rather than moles? I am desperate,
thanks. </p>
<p>Flat warts and moles are harder to treat as they are embedded deep in
the skin. It may take more than one application of the paste. </p>
<p>If the skin has good healing functions, then it is fine. If you do not
have good, healthy skin, some scarring may result. </p>
<p>Shaving... Just ordered the remover and wanted to know what tips would be to good
know if you have facial moles in the "shaving area". I have 2 moles in
those areas (1 near the ear and 1 in the lower right of the cheek) which i
like to remove so i was wondering what are the precautions to take. </p>
<p>The most important factors are cleanliness and the avoidance of
removing the scab prematurely. </p>
<p>You will have to take extra care to ensure that you do not remove the
scab whilst shaving. Just take your time. </p>
<p>Mole the size of Austin Powers' </p>
<p>am 19 years old and i have a mole on my left cheek that looks exactly
like the one from the movie Austin Powers. It is dark brown, is circular,
slightly raised and is as big as the black part of your eyes. Its not of
any harm but I just want to get rid of it as I have been bullied because
of it. Will this product work on me and how long would it take to be
completely removed? Thanks. </p>
<p>If you view our before and after photos you will see that photo 8 is
that of a lady that had a mole on her face, the size that you indicate.
For her only one application was necessary, people vary, and it may be
that you will be one of few people who require two applications. </p>
<p>If you prepare the mole correctly, as per the instructions the paste
will penetrate properly and therefore work. </p>
<p>As you will read on this site, the application takes 20 minutes. After
that a scab will form and can take anything from 7-21 days to dry and fall
off. Each person is different. </p>
<p>Scab knocked off prematurely </p>
<p>I applied the cream Thursday morning, and the scab had fallen off by
Monday afternoon, however i did knock it due to getting changed. The area
is still slightly red with a lighter centre and i have begun applying the
camellia oil. Will this mean that it will scar or even return? </p>
<p>Everybody is different so it is very difficult to predict exact
results. Of course the scab should not be disturbed prematurely, but it
has happened before! Your mole should not return. Keep the area clean and
apply the oil two to three times a day to help promote healing. It will
take time, but you should find that the area will become more and more
blended with your normal skin tone as time goes on. </p>
<p>Be sure to protect the area from sun light ... should we get any! </p>
<p>One gentlemen sent photos that showed no evidence of his mole every
existing, and he too had knocked off the scab. </p>
<p>Should I apply paste twice? </p>
<p>I have just tried this product and it is behaving exactly as expected,
the mole has darkened and there is red blotchiness surrounding it. But
because I have only 1 mole that needs removing, there is some of the cream
left, should i do it again and use it all up? </p>
<p>If the mole has completely blackened, sides and all then there should
be no need to reapply the paste. One application is all that most people
require. Try your best to keep the remaining paste in an air-tight
environment to save it from drying out. If you do need to use more paste
and it has dried you MAY be able to add a drop of water to revitalise it.
We cannot guarantee this will work. </p>
<p>Will the mole & wart remover work on old mole? </p>
<p>I have had a mole about 5mm in diameter all of my life. It is light
brown and slightly raised. I have never had much problems with it and
wanting rid of it is merely a confidence matter as it is in an exposed
area. </p>
<p>Will this product work for me? </p>
<p>If you would like to remove your mole for cosmetic reasons then there
is no reason that our product will not work for you. You will see from our
before and after photos that this product can be used on moles of all
sizes. If you have a stubborn mole it may take two applications of the
paste as opposed to the normal one. </p>
<p>You should always consult your gp if you have any doubt about the
health status of your moles. </p>
<p>BIO -T </p>
<p>Hello i have a question about another Mole remover i purchased i
started my first application about 11 days ago it hasn’t completely fallen
off, i did take off the top part when it was loose but it has now gone
flat and really a dark brown im still applying the ointment daily and they
say 24 hrs apart but when i apply it it is really sore and tender and is
quite red around the outside. </p>
<p>And since i am trying to remove it from the side of my belly button it
is all wet and a little pusy inside am i having a really bad reaction? </p>
<p>Could you please tell me if it is going to drop off and if i should
stop applying the ointment? </p>
<p>Sorry to hear of this Bree. Our mole and wart remover product is a
completely safe herbal mixture that works within 20 minutes and has to
date, never caused ANY negative problems. </p>
<p>The product you chose to buy, Bio-t has different ingredients and
unlike our product it has to be reapplied repeatedly. We have no knowledge
of whether Bio-t really works or not. Our wart & mole remover paste has
been used by our staff personally and so we can 100% guarantee its
success. You should contact the company from which you purchased your
solution. </p>
<p>In the mean time we would advise you to stop using the product
immediately and visit your gp. What you describe sounds like infection and
should NOT occur. You must keep the area clean. </p>
<p>We cannot offer you medical advice, and it is difficult to advise you
on a product that we do not sell nor support. </p>
<p>Can I use sunbed? i use sunbeds quite regularly, my mole is at the scabby stage. is it
still okay to use sun beds or will it damage the scab? </p>
<p>Our advice would have to be avoid sunbeds until it has completely
healed. At the very least you must cover and protect the area. It will
always be better to let the scab heal at a natural pace rather than have
it dried out prematurely on a sun bed. </p>
<p>It is most important when the scab has healed that you take extra care
with the 'new skin' and protect it from ultra violet rays, whether it be a
sun bed or our natural sunlight. </p>
<p>Delivery </p>
<p>Hi, I purchased a kit yesterday and was wondering, what is the average
delivery time and does it come via Royal Mail? </p>
<p>Delivery is within 7-10 working days. Please be aware of the backlog in
the UK postal system which may cause a delay, although this is now
unlikely as the post appears to be back to normal. </p>
<p>Could I wear a plaster over the scab? </p>
<p>The scabs sound a bit embarrassing if the mole is in an exposed place
e.g. the face. So is it possible to put a plaster over it. </p>
<p>Also I am sure I'd be really tempted to pick it, so a plaster would
help me not to do that. </p>
<p>So can plasters be worn or does it need fresh air? </p>
<p>Once the mole has 'become a scab' it needs to be treated just like any
other scab. It is personal preference whether you choose to cover it with
a plaster. Some people choose to cover the scabs for reasons you indicate,
others cover the scab in order to protect it from damage. </p>
<p>We would advise that you set some time aside each day to expose the
scab to fresh air. ...just to give it a breather! Emphasis is on DO NOT
PICK; picking, like picking any scab off prematurely, can lead to
scarring. </p>
<p>Moley people</p>
<p>I've just read about this product and it sounds fantastic although a
bit expensive if you have lots of moles like me. For example on my left
hand I have over 30 (and that's ignoring some of the smaller ones) and
that's an area where I am not particularly moley! </p>
<p>I've got used to them and probably would only want to get rid of larger
sticky ones that occasionally get knocked. But still that would be about
10 or maybe more if I was really impressed with the results. </p>
<p>So is it possible to bulk buy? </p>
<p>Yes, we are able to offer you a discount for multiple purchases. Please
email us to let us know of your requirements. </p>
<p>Thanks I will probably buy one lot to see how it works and then have a
think about whether to buy a number of packets. </p>
<p>I have already identified my number one target and am waiting for pay
day! </p>
<p>Packaging </p>
<p>Does the packaging come in a package with like "wart and mole remover"
or is it in a discreet package? thanks. </p>
<p>All packages are discreetly packed and do not detail the contents. </p>
<p>FRECKLES </p>
<p>I would like to know can i use this on my face to remove my Freckles?
</p>
<p>They are just under my eyes and go all the way across from my nose and
are above my cheek bones. </p>
<p>No, definitely not, our product is only for use on raised moles, warts
and skintags. </p>
<p>Freckles are not harmful or the sign of a health problem. They are just
pigment cells (cells that contain colour) that are contained within the
skin in small batches. </p>
<p>Freckles tend to fade as people get older. </p>
<p>Campbell de Morgan spots </p>
<p>Does the treatment work on Campbell de Morgan small red spots </p>
<p>Experts agree that they're best left alone since they're harmless. Some
people, however, find them cosmetically unacceptable and wish to have them
removed. When this is the case removal is possible with a process called
electrocautery where the spots are heated to seal off the blood vessels.
It is possible that using our product will help as it works by way of
natural cautery. </p>
<p>Do you prepare them before the application the same as you prepare
moles? Scratching with the pin? </p>
<p>Scratching is required to help the paste penetrate the growth. The
harder the surface the more scratching will be required. </p>
<p>The most important first step is to ensure the area is clean. Gently
scratching will aid the penetration of the paste into the Cherry Angiomata
/ Campbell de Morgan spots. </p>
<p>Although some people use Mole & Wart EZ Clear for removal of Cherry
Angiomata / Campbell de Morgan spots it is sold for use on Moles, Warts &
Skin Tags. </p>
<p>Will it really disappear? </p>
<p>Hi - it's been 4 days since I applied the product to a raised mole and
there has been no change - still a black sunken scab. </p>
<p>Can you reassure me that it *will* fall out and not look so sunken? How
long will it take? </p>
<p>The scab normally takes between 7 & 21 days to dry and fall off. You
should regard it as a normal scab and therefore the normal healing process
will take place. The most important thing is NOT to pick at the scab;
allow it to fall of naturally. Although it is not necessary to cover the
scab, you may consider covering it with a plaster if it is likely to get
'knocked or rubbed off', otherwise, be patient, keep the area clean. </p>
<p>When the scab has fallen off naturally, then it is time to apply
aftercare oil/cream to aid the healing and reduce scarring. Your skin tone
will initially have a pinker tone, which over time will blend. </p>
<p>Hi, I have used this product myself and so has several family members,
so I thought I'd chime in. My father in law used this on his stomach and
face. The one on the face fell off in 8 days, but the one on his stomach
took about three weeks. And yes, it was a "sunken" scab. I think each one
looks different depending on the mole itself. Over time, the new healing
skin fills in and the colour starts to return to normal (for most I would
assume). I had one on my arm and it did the same thing you describe. Now,
a few months later, you can't even tell anything was there. We are all
very pleased with this product. </p>
<p>Can i use your natural mole paste if the mole is on my face? </p>
<p>Of course moles are more noticeable on our face and we find that many
people want to use the product to remove them. Everyone will differ
according to their natural healing ability. </p>
<p>Most people find that the area blends with their normal skin colour
after about three months. </p>
<p>Everyone is different so it is difficult to give you an exact answer.
The mole will turn into a scab and the scab will fall off normally within
three weeks. (most is under two weeks). Your skin will be more pink than
normal. Over time it will blend. We have certainly heard that some people
show no marks whatsoever after three months. </p>
<p>It will all depend on how you personally heal. </p>
<p>is redness normal </p>
<p>I applied the paste and it is now one our after and it is read around
the mole area is this right? redness around the mole area is quite normal. The redness will
disappear after a short period of time. </p>
<p>raised or flat? </p>
<p>Hi does your paste only remove flat moles? because they are smaller?
</p>
<p>Raised moles are actually easier to remover. Flat moles have more
matter under the skin and may require more than one application. The more
raised the mole, usually, the easier it is removed. </p>
<p>I was wondering if it hurts at all. My daughter is nine and her hands
are covered in warts. Wartner didn't work for her. You should feel a stinging sensation when the mole & wart ez paste is
penetrating the wart, mole or skin tag. There should be no pain. </p>
<p>Oh, okay, thank you for such a quick response. I'm sure that will be
fine. I will try one at a time and see how she goes. It has to be better
than the teasing she is currently getting at school. </p>
<p>Amazing results!! </p>
<p>Cant believe how well its worked scabs came off after bout 4 weeks and
i had 4 moles on my face 2 big ish and 2 small and they made me extremely
self conscious and now am left with just the red marks where they were and
they seem 2 b getting better each day less red and more level matching my
skin I’m so happy cant thank you enough 4 this product it does exactly
what its meant to do. </p>
<p>Paul's Experience the paste arrived, so started the process... applied the paste to 6
moles 3 raised ones fairly small and 3 flat ones 2 small 1 large , still
quite a bit of paste left so i resealed with tape and put back in plastic
container... slight stinging but nothing major, the surrounding area has
gone pinkish like a rash, applied again to the raised moles for a further
20 mins. im left with dark almost scab looking moles with a pinkish area
around them.... </p>
<p>the best advice i can give anyone is to apply the paste twice to large
moles, i had a large flat mole that when i applied again for 20 mins i did
feel the sting but no pain no gain !!its not bad but you do feel it big
time the second time around ? now 3 days later all the paste used as i applied twice to each its
better to do this ?? on 3 small raised ones and 4 mid to large flat ones they are all scabbed nicely and i can tell the moles are shrinking ?</p>
<p>2 weeks on and 1 scab on a small mole has come off there is a small
pink area left.... all my other moles have a scabs which are not too far
off from coming off... at 1st you look at them all the time, 2 weeks on
its just like a fag burn or a scab from a cut.... </p>
<p>my next post should tell you a bit more on the larger flat moles and
the scab falling off ? </p>
<p>My experience </p>
<p>I got the package yesterday and started the treatment. I am going to
update time to time to let people know how things turn out. </p>
<p>Day 1: </p>
<p>I tried the paste - I have 3-4 mm sized raised mole on my shoulder and
waist, then smaller ones on my face, and one annoying 6-7mm sized wart on
my thigh. </p>
<p>Paste was in small sachet but it's really enough to remove lots of
smaller moles. I applied the paste and ahhh it really hurt! maybe I
scratched too much, but it hurt that I was tearing up.. hahaha But it
means it's working so I agonized a bit but I was happy at the same time.
</p>
<p>Anyone who wants to apply the paste on the face, be warned, that the
dark spots left after applying the paste are (in my case) bigger than
actual size of the moles so you should plan on application. Because now I
have lots of big black dots on my face! </p>
<p>some of the moles became flat, and some are caved in right now. The
wart is not completely flat but better than before. </p>
<p>Thought I would share my experience thus far of applying the paste. </p>
<p>So it came today, I found the kit quite self explanatory, even though
there were no labels. There are 3 raised moles that I wanted to try this
stuff on. One is on the side of my torso, on my rips, the other is on my
abdomen, and the last is on my shoulder blade (this is the biggest one,
nearly 1 cm big.) </p>
<p>I prepped the moles quite thoroughly, I used the provided alcohol swab
on all 3 of them, then I started to scratch them with the needle provided.
This didn't hurt at all, I kept on scratching till I saw small amounts of
blood. It really didn't hurt. </p>
<p>Now I was ready to apply the paste for the first time. I used the
needle to pick a small hole in the paste sachet. I applied a small amount
to each mole, mostly covering it. I wasn't sure how much I should use...
Straight away the paste hardens, there was a small sting on each mole when
i did this. I took satisfaction in this oddly. Maybe because I want these
damn moles to go! </p>
<p>After waiting 20 mins, I noticed the red marks around the moles, they
look to have become a bit larger, which I think is meant to happen.
Nearing the end of the first 20 mins they started to itch. </p>
<p>I then washed them and wiped away the paste ready for the next coating.
I'm not sure if I should have done this, but I scratched the moles again,
is this ok to do at this stage??? </p>
<p>Now I am waiting for the next 20 mins to finish, this time it stings a
little more. But it isn't that bad. </p>
<p>Anyway that's as far as I have got. The only concern I have is that on
the smallest mole, the one on my abdomen, it seems like it has grown
larger than the others have... It looks quite scary, I think I may have
got the paste on the skin a bit. </p>
<p>It's the next day since applying the paste to the 3 moles. Incredibly,
after just 12 hours they have all levelled out and are no longer raised!!!
Fantastic. </p>
<p>Ecstatic </p>
<p>You have quite literally saved my life!!! I used to have this mole
above my lip and throughout my 18 years of existence it always felt to me
as though people were staring and iv always been very self conscious of
it. I brought some Mole Remover from you guys about 5 week ago and plucked
up the courage to apply it. A scab started to appear after hours then a
week later the scab fell of naturally and i was left with a small red mark
which ,i would have been happy with but i kept on applying the cream for a
week or two afterwards and now its not visible at all!. Im actually over
the moon. </p>
<p>Im so surprised this stuff is not more widely found because im sure it
could help so many more people out there. </p>
<p>Day 1 </p>
<p>just applied to cream to about 11 moles and still have a fair bit of
cream left </p>
<p>I have rubbed off the cream as instructed and its a bit hard to look at
what’s there now lol but I know its suppose to look like that. </p>
<p>Its says in the instructions that there will be irritation but it was
pain lol nothing too bad though and goes away in less than a minute. </p>
<p>When i saw the small sachet of cream I was a bit disappointed but like
you say, I little goes a long way. soo true </p>
<p>I'll be keeping this thread updated throughout the mole removing
process ;) </p>
<p>I've got an important question, should the moles I have treated be
healed in 4 weeks? as in, will there be a red mark or will the skin be
starting to blend with the surrounding skin colour? </p>
<p>This will depend on how you as an individual heal. The scab can take
anything from 7-21 days to fall off naturally and the new skin will be
red. You can consider the skin 'sealed' at this stage but healing will
actually continue over many more weeks. The colour will become
increasingly more blended. Be sure to protect this new skin from ultra
violet rays (the sun). </p>
<p>The reason I have asked the question is, I'm going to Spain in 4 weeks
and was hoping that they would be at a stage were they wouldn't be noticed
by other people, don't want be going around covered in red marks. did a
few more today and have done about a total of 20 and still have a fair bit
of cream left. might not apply any more if its going to take too long to
heal, I'll just wait till I come back from holidays. </p>
<p>Keep the paste as airtight as possible and in a cool dark place as
there is a high chance of it drying out. </p>
<p>The scabs are starting to get a bit 'looser' and I expect them to fall
off in the next 2/3 days. </p>
<p>I'm going o try keep the scabs on as long as i can though as the scabs
help heal the skin quicker </p>
<p>The product really should be more widely known... </p>
<p>I used your product recently and I am delighted with the results, only
4 weeks later and it's such a great improvement. </p>
<p>The product really should be more widely known and I will definitely be
recommending it as much as i can. </p>
<p>Just to let you know I treated four-five small moles with wonderful
results. </p>
<p>I have already recommended it to friends. </p>
<p>Just want to say thank you, I'm so pleased with this product-the two
scabs only fell off yesterday (after 15 days) and already my confidence
has soared and I feel so much happier. Thanks again </p>
<p>It is absolutely great to hear that Mole & Wart EZ Clear has such a
massive positive affect of people's lives. </p>
<p>Thank you so much for taking the time to let us know. It is important
to us and it also really helps other people with their decision regarding
whether the product is as effective as we say it is. </p>
<p>It really does work - Amazing! Once you treat them properly a scab
forms before your eyes after the 20 minutes and then once it drops off
(keep putting the healing cream on it twice a day) after a week or 2. It
is then like a normal scab that you may have had before and leaves a red
mark that heals well with the cream. I had a large flattish one – about
1.5cm across, on my head and now it is almost completely unnoticeable .
</p>
<p>I made a tiny hole in the corner of the paste sachet by cutting the
corner off with scissors and squeezed out the paste. I tried not to allow
any air to get back in and then sealed by folding a small piece of
sellotape over the hole. This seems to make it stay liquid for quite a
while. </p>
<p>It did dry up a couple of weeks later and I applied a tiny amount of
water and massaged it back to liquid. It seem to work OK on another mole,
but then it dried up again a few days later and I repeated the exercise.
It seemed to have lost most of its potency by then and didn’t work that
time. So it is best to use it ASAP. </p>
<p>When I treated the large mole I gave it a good scratch with the
supplied needle (causing it to bleed in several places) before treatment
but had to treat it again after I had rubbed off the top surface properly.
To do this I used a medium grit sandpaper sterilised with surgical spirit,
you could use a clean emery board for filing your nails instead but make
sure you sterilise it – you could also use antiseptic for that. You really
need to take off the top surface of the mole down to a red raw appearance
all over. The paste will then work fine. It stings of course but that
doesn’t last much after removing the paste. </p>
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<p>The points made above are from an individual and do not necessarily
coincide with the opinions of our company. For our company instructions on
how to prepare for the use of Mole & Wart EZ clear please refer to
instructions provided with product. </p>
<p>Amazing! </p>
<p>Hi just had to drop a note to let you know how pleased i am after
buying your product,i have quite a few small moles one of which was on my
chin,i have hated it since i was a child and grew a beard over it as soon
as i was able well now after some 20 years i can be clean shaven this
product is amazing and im going to get rid of all my unwelcome little
passengers,i f i can help to endorse your product in any way please get in
touch.... </p>
<p>Just thought I'd let you know that the skin tag I applied the Wart &
Mole Removal cream to has just dropped off - I am so pleased! I have a
tiny red scabbed area, but happy that this will heal shortly - loads
better than an unsightly skin tag! I also applied the cream to 2 very
large moles....the se still have the black scabs firmly attached after 9
days, so I'm waiting patiently for them to drop off....but all is looking
good so far. I will be ordering some more cream to do 2 more larger moles.
Just a word of advice to people removing several moles - don't do them all
at once! I did 3 in one go and maybe it's because of the positions on the
moles & skin tags on my body - but I was worried about knocking them when
getting dressed, showering etc - a couple at a time seemed more
manageable. </p>
<p>Thank you so much for sharing your experience. It is great to hear of
yet another happy customer! </p>
<p>It is so nice too that you can share your experiences with other people
who are purchasing Mole & Wart EZ Clear, clients particularly like to hear
how many moles or skin tags you manage to treat. </p>
<p>Worked on a flat mole! </p>
<p>I used your product on a flat mole and it worked! no sign of a mole
left. i only used it 3 weeks ago the skin is still pink at the moment but
getting less visible everyday! i really am surprised with this product!!
</p>
<p>Thank you so much for letting us know. It is great to receive feedback.
...It's also great to receive before and after photos. ...hint hint! </p>
<p>That’s great to hear! I was looking at this product, and reeeeeeeeeee
eeeally wanted to try it- but was worried it wouldn’t work on a flat
mole.. any side affects at all?</p>
<p>We do not know who posted the first post so we cannot speak on their
behalf, however, what we can tell you is that there have been no reported
side effects from anyone who has used Mole & Wart EZ Clear, ...ever! </p>
<p>However, you should be aware that, as with any product, an allergic
reaction is always a possibility. There has been no such reported incident
but when trying any product you should be aware of this. </p>
<p>I used it on a flat mole. The scab went black and lighten up after a
few days. Now the scab has fallen off it's left a pink skin and no sign of
a mole. </p>
<p>Skin Tags </p>
<p>So far all the posts seem to be about how well this product has worked
on moles & warts. Has anybody had a positive experience with skin tags?
</p>
<p>We have received little feedback regarding skin tags, although many
people have purchased Mole & Wart EZ Clear to remove skin tags. </p>
<p>The product should work as perfectly as it does to remove warts &
moles. We have never received negative feedback. </p>
<p>An update to the above... </p>
<p>One person has complained that after applying the paste the skin tag
was not removed. </p>
<p>You must prepare properly. Scratch the whole surface of the skin tag.
Pay particular attention to the neck/trunk of the skin tag. If necessary
use a clean emery board to rough up the surface. Apply a thick coat of
Mole & Wart EZ Clear and leave for 30 minutes. (This is a bit longer than
is usually necessary, but will be good for dense skin tags), remove the
paste and then reapply more paste, again leave for 30 minutes. </p>
<p>You should feel a stinging sensation when the paste is on. The skin tag
should go brown/black. If this does not happen you did not prepare it
adequately to allow the paste to penetrate. </p>
<p>I was sceptical at first but I have to say this thing just works great.
</p>
<p>If you have any mole problem this product is for you. </p>
<p>It is really nice to hear that you are so pleased with Mole & Wart EZ
Clear. ... everyone is! It works </p>
<p>this product works really well, my mole just off, with just a bit off
pink marking left!!! </p>
<p>You don't have to sound so surprised! Didn't you believe us?! :-} </p>
<p>Thank you for taking the time to comment, we are very pleased to hear
back from yet another happy customer. I am delighted with the results </p>
<p>Its now been almost 2 months since I used your product on a mole on my
chest and I am delighted with the results. It was easy to use and worked
very well. I have included some pics for you to see (before, during and
after) I would certainly use this product again! </p>
<p>It works this product works really well, my mole just off, with just a bit off
pink marking left!!! </p>
<p>You don't have to sound so surprised! Didn't you believe us?! :-} </p>
<p>Thank you for taking the time to comment, we are very pleased to hear
back from yet another happy customer. </p>
<p>I can't believe only one 20 minute lot of paste. This stuff is amazing!
My mole/scab fell off on day seven, I think I might of knocked it.
Everything is ok, its just a little bit pinker than my other skin. </p>
<p>Great news. Your skin colour should blend more and more as time goes
by. </p>
<p>After reading about the small amount of paste I was concerned that the
mole I had might need more cream. I needn't of worried. I covered my mole
and still had some left over. Good job! </p>
<p>My mole was about the size of my thumb pad. </p>
<p>Yes you need only a tiny amount. As you know it is important to cover
every edge of the mole. Just fantastic </p>
<p>Hello, </p>
<p>My son used your mole remover paste on eight small moles. Every single
one has come off and he only needed one application. </p>
<p>We couldn't be happier with your product. We have given your link to a
couple of our friends. </p>
<p>Glad to hear you are pleased with our natural Mole & Wart EZ Clear
paste and thanks for passing on our information. </p>
<p>it really does work! I can't believe it! I've told my best pal but she
is being a bit nervous about it. I have tried telling her it doesn't hurt
but you know what people are like. </p>
<p>mole remover worked for my daughter </p>
<p>I put the Mole & Wart EZ Clear paste on my daughters neck and belly. We
weren't sure if we had done it right but as the scabs have just fallen off
I guess we had. We are very, very happy with the outcome. </p>
<p>Works swell! I tried the Mole & Wart EZ Clear Remover a leg growth that
looked like a blood blister, (it's ok I was told it is a type of mole). I
am at the mid-second week stage and the mole has dried out. I reckon it's
only a matter of days before the scab falls off. This really works as
advertised and I'd highly recommend it. </p>
<p>I thought I'd tried everything. (Apart from surgery). Tried this a
fortnight ago on my shoulder and my most hated mole just fell right off
yesterday. </p>
<p>It's all gone. I still can't believe it! </p>
<p>Unsuccessful Methods </p>
<p>I read on a forum using a rolled clearasil pad would work to remove a
mole. (Clearasil is a available in the uk and meant for acne. They are
circular pads that are soaked in a solution that amongst other things
contains salicylic acid). The idea was to roll the pad and squeeze the
solution out of it. When the pad was dry discard it. I tried this daily
for months and months. The surface of the mole dried and I could peel off
layers of skin. My finger tips got pretty rough through holding the pads,
but the mole remained. As soon as I stopped using the pads it was exactly
back to how it started. Don't bother using salicylic acid is my advice.
</p>
<p>Got wartner because it looked like a cheap way to do it. waste of money
my fingers are more cover in warts than ever </p>
<p>i wish I'd found this before i bought bio-t i have been applying it for
days now and my mole has only changed a little. i cant believe your mole
remover only takes one time </p>
<p>I think i fell for a trick. I tried the grated potato. Well it is
natural! I read on a 'helpful' forum that you grate a potato and apply it
to the mole twice a day. It is probably about three weeks ago now and
thankfully I have found your website. I am pinning my hopes on mole and
wart ez clear now. oh the potato didn't work. just made my visit the
supermarket more often </p>
<p>I am a herbal practitioner in London. Do you supply to practitioners??
</p>
<p>Yes we can supply practitioners with bulk supplies of Mole & Wart EZ
Clear. Discounts will apply. Please enquire by email. </p>
<p>I didn't know that a product can vanish moles by applying on them
before. I asked my doctor about these kind of products and he told me that
a mole remover cream was not invented. </p>
<p>Your doctor may not believe it, but has he/she tried it?! </p>
<p>Many doctors of traditional western medicine are reluctant to believe
that herbal products work. </p>
<p>Thousands of people have successfully removed moles, warts and skin
tags by using Mole & Wart EZ Clear. </p>
<p>We can prove it does work! Your doctor cannot prove it doesn't! </p>
<p>Just wondering if your product works on hairy congenital nevi moles.
</p>
<p>Congenital nevi moles, are moles existing at birth or at infancy. Some
moles can be hairy. Such moles can be treated the same with Mole & Wart EZ
Clear. </p>
<p>How do I know if I should apply the paste twice? </p>
<p>If the mole or wart is treated correctly then it will become completely
black and shrivelled. If the mole or wart is thicker than 3mm apply the
paste twice. Skin tags with a diameter of more than 3mm should be treated
twice. </p>
<p>Look for complete blackness as a sign of a successful treatment. </p>
<p>will this work on ''Mongolian blue spots''? </p>
<p>It is unlikely for the paste to work as ''Mongolian blue spots'' is
deep embedded pigmentation of the dermis, unlike a growth like a wart or
mole. </p>
<p>Will the paste work on Campbell de morgan spots? </p>
<p>Campbell de morgan spots are normally formed later in life and are a
kind of growth on the skin. </p>
<p>Many clients have removed Campbell de morgan spots using Mole & War EZ
Clear. </p>
<p>When my skin has healed ... </p>
<p>Can I shave the area? </p>
<p>Can I wear make up? </p>
<p>When your mole has gone and your skin has healed you can treat it just
like the rest of your normal healthy skin. </p>
<p>Will Mole & Wart EZ Clear work for the removal of Verrucas? </p>
<p>A verruca (plantar wart) is a wart on the sole of the foot. It is the
same as a common wart, but the weight of the body presses it into the
foot, which can be painful. </p>
<p>Verrucas are slightly raised and circular in shape, with a thickened
rim of surrounding skin. The surface may have black dots (‘pepper-pot ’
appearance). There may be several Verrucas or just one. </p>
<p>Sometimes Verrucas form clusters of small warts, called ‘mosaic warts’
– these are usually painless. In children, Verrucas tend to come and go
quite quickly, but in adults they can persist for several years if they
are not treated. </p>
<p>Will Mole & Wart EZ Clear remove Genital Warts? </p>
<p>Yes, Mole & Wart EZ Clear can be used to remover EXTERNAL Genital
Warts. </p>
<p>No trials have been carried out for the use on internal Genital Warts
so for this reason we cannot recommend for internal genital warts. </p>
<p>The virus killing action of Mole & Wart EZ Clear means that the warts
will not reappear. </p>
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