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TagBand UK sells a single-purpose skin tag removal kit in two formats: the Auto, designed for one-handed use, and the Original, a lower-cost two-handed version. Both use the same removal method, so the choice comes down to how easily you can reach the tag and how much you want to spend.
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The main difference is how the kit is applied. The Auto is built for one-handed use and is intended for hard-to-reach areas, while the Original needs two hands but is the more budget-friendly option. If the tag sits somewhere you can easily see and reach, the Original may be enough. For tags under the arm, on the back of the neck or in other awkward spots, the Auto is the more practical pick.
The range comes in two sizes. The Small kit suits tags measuring 2mm to 4mm at their widest point, and the Large kit suits tags from 4mm to 6mm. Measure the tag first. If you cannot tell, the brand suggests starting with the Small, since the Large is designed for bigger tags.
The product is intended only for skin tags. It should not be used on moles, warts or verrucas, and the brand advises against using it on red, inflamed or painful tags, or on broken skin. If you are unsure what you are looking at, the official FAQ recommends seeing a doctor or dermatologist for a diagnosis first.
The bands are made from natural rubber latex, so the kit is not suitable for anyone with a latex allergy. Shipping costs and returns terms are listed on the brand's own pages, so check those before ordering to confirm the current details.
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Both kits use the same removal method. The Auto can be applied with one hand and suits hard-to-reach areas, while the Original needs two hands and is the more cost-effective option.
No. The official FAQ says TagBand should only be used on skin tags and must not be used on warts, verrucas, moles or red, inflamed or painful tags.
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