Name: Revitol Skin Tag Remover
Brand: HealthElite
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (1500 reviews)

Question 1

How long does it take for skin tags to fall off?

Accepted Answer

Typical timeline is 3-6 weeks with consistent 3x daily application. Smaller tags (2-3mm) may detach in 2-3 weeks. Larger tags (5mm+) can take 6-8 weeks. The tag will progressively darken, dry out, and shrink before detaching. Don't pick or pull at the tag—let it fall off naturally to avoid scarring and incomplete removal.

Question 2

Is it safe to use near the eyes?

Accepted Answer

Use with extreme caution near eyes. For eyelid skin tags, apply with a small cotton swab rather than the dropper to avoid any product entering the eye. Never apply directly to the eyelid margin (where lashes grow). If the tag is ON the eyelid edge or if you're uncomfortable treating near your eyes, we recommend professional removal by a dermatologist. The product is safe for skin but irritating to eyes.

Question 3

Will the skin tag grow back?

Accepted Answer

Once a skin tag is completely removed, that specific tag won't regrow. However, if you're prone to skin tags (genetics, insulin resistance), new ones may develop in the same area or elsewhere. This product doesn't prevent new skin tags from forming. If you're getting many new tags, consult a doctor—it can sometimes indicate underlying health issues like diabetes.

Question 4

Does it hurt when the tag falls off?

Accepted Answer

No—the process is painless. The formula dries the tag from within, so by the time it detaches, it's essentially dead tissue. Most people don't even notice when it falls off—they just realize one day the tag is gone. There's no blood, no open wound, and no pain. Occasionally the area may be slightly pink for a few days after, but this fades quickly.

Question 5

Can I use this on moles or warts?

Accepted Answer

This product is formulated specifically for skin tags, which have a different structure than moles or warts. While Thuja Occidentalis can help with warts (we have a separate Wartrol product), we don't recommend using this on moles. Moles should always be evaluated by a dermatologist to rule out melanoma before any removal. Never treat a mole at home without professional clearance.

Question 6

What if I accidentally get it on normal skin?

Accepted Answer

Occasional contact with surrounding skin is generally harmless—the formula primarily affects the tag's unique tissue. However, repeated application to normal skin may cause dryness or irritation. Try to apply only to the tag itself using the dropper tip or a small cotton swab. If irritation develops on surrounding skin, reduce application frequency and be more precise with application.

Question 7

How do I know it's working?

Accepted Answer

Signs that treatment is working: the tag changes color (often darker), the tag feels drier/harder, the tag appears smaller/shrunken, and the base of the tag becomes thinner. If after 3-4 weeks you see no changes, ensure you're applying 3 times daily and the tag is actually a skin tag (not a mole or other growth). Some stubborn tags may need 8+ weeks.

Question 8

Is this safe during pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

Skin tags often develop during pregnancy due to hormonal changes. While the ingredients are generally natural and topical (limited systemic absorption), we recommend consulting your OB-GYN before use during pregnancy. Some practitioners may suggest waiting until after pregnancy since hormonal tags sometimes shrink on their own postpartum. When in doubt, ask your doctor.

Revitol Skin Tag Remover