Skin Tags (Acrochordons) Treatment Cream – Gotucream 30ml
$36.00
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Here’s our simple promise to you. If your Skin Tags (Acrochordons) symptoms do not improve within just three days of using Gotucream, simply get a refund of all your money back through our hassle-free refund policy!
10 Things That Make Gotucream The Best Skin Tags (Acrochordons) Cream
Here are 10 things that make Gotucream the number one choice for Skin Tags (Acrochordons) all over the world:
Fast Results
Unlike ordinary Skin Tags (Acrochordons) products, you won't have to wait for many days or weeks before seeing your first results. With Gotucream you will see your Skin Tags (Acrochordons) symptoms remarkably improve within just three days of first use and more complete relief within one week.
Natural Ingredients
Gotucream contains a powerful combination of active herbal ingredients known from thousands of years of traditional herbal medicine to bring you 100% natural relief.
Backed By Science
Gotucream only uses ingredients that, in addition to traditional evidence, are further verified by multiple clinical studies for their safety and effectiveness.
Certified Organic
The active herbal ingredients of Gotucream are gently hand blended in a natural cream base that is free of harmful chemicals or parabens.
Penetrates Deep
Unlike other products that are unable to reach deep, thanks to its special base, Gotucream instantly penetrates the skin to heal your Skin Tags (Acrochordons) from the inside out.
No Side Effects
Gotucream is a natural product and has no reported side effects to date. This is in complete contrast to other products that are non-organic and contain harmful chemicals.
Feels & Smells Great
Gotucream is non-greasy and smells so nice that you will be pleasantly surprised.
For All Severities of Skin Tags (Acrochordons)
Gotucream is formulated to bring relief to even the most severe Skin Tags (Acrochordons) with ease. It is the strongest formula available without the need of any prescription.
Suitable For Everyone
Gotucream is suitable for use on all skin types of all colors, genders and ages.
180 Day Money Back Guaranteed
Gotucream comes with a simple 180 day money back guarantee. If you are not happy for any reason please claim a refund with no questions asked. Your purchase is 100% risk free!
An ancient wonder proven by science
The natural & organic ingredients
Gotucream contains a high concentration of active natural ingredients gently hand blended in a super absorbent certified organic base to fight irritation in all kinds of Skin Tags (Acrochordons) at record speed.
Gotu Kola
Commonly known as mandukparni or Indian pennywort or jalbrahmi, it has been used as a medicine in the Ayurvedic tradition of India for thousands of years and listed in the historic ‘Sushruta Samhita’, an ancient Indian medical text. The herb is also used by the people of Java and other Indonesian islands. In China, Gotu Kola is one of the reported “miracle elixirs of life” known over 2000 years ago
Aloe Vera
Aloe Vera is one of the oldest medicinal plants in history. According to Hindu legend it came from the Garden of Paradise. For centuries it has amazed people with its wide range of healing powers and known as the ‘holy herb’. Alexander the Great, upon the advice of Aristotle, conquered the island of Socotra, off the coast of Africa, just to secure supplies of Aloe Vera.
Tea Tree Oil
Native to Australia, Tea Tree has been used in traditional Aboriginal medicine for centuries. More recently, during WWII, Australian soldiers would carry tea tree oil in their first aid kits to treat their wounds. It was so popular during that time that anyone who was in the business of producing Tea Tree oil was exempt from the drafts so they were free to keep producing Tea Tree .
Neem
Neem is native to the Indian subcontinent and to dry areas throughout South Asia. The plant has been used in the traditional medicine of India for centuries. Most of the parts of the plant such as fruits, seeds, leaves, bark and roots contain compounds with proven antiseptic, antiviral, antipyretic, anti-inflammatory, antiulcer and antifungal properties. Its significance as a healing plantis simply immense.
Cedarwood
Cedarwood has been used by various cultures, such as Native American and Tibetan communities, to address ailments. In Ancient Egypt, Cedarwood’s antimicrobial and insecticidal properties made it valuable for use in mummifying procedures. In these and other societies, Cedarwood was also used to relax the body and mind, making it ideal for religious ceremonies and spiritual practices.
Grapeseed
Grapeseed oil comes from the pressed seeds of grapes. The oil is a by-product of the process of making wine. It’s known for its anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial and antioxidant properties. These properties, along with the high amounts of omega chain fatty acids and vitamin E contained in grapeseed oil, make it a powerful topical treatment for skin.
Gotucream Is Special
5 Facts About The Making Of Gotucream
- We use glycerin to extract the active content from our herbs. Commercial products use alcohol as it gives a longer shelf life even though it damages the effectiveness of the herbs.
- We don't use stem or root extracts of herbs where only a leaf extract will do. Commercial products use whole plant extracts to keep costs low.
- We don't use synthetics or chemicals but only organics to formulate our cream. Commercial products mix their active herbs in chemical ridden bases to lower costs.
- We don't use machines but only gentle hand blending. This preserves effectiveness by not damaging the inherent structure of the herbs.
- We don't rely on guesswork but only use high concentrations of proven ingredients.
Redefining healthcare
- Have established traditional evidence.
- Are validated by scientific research.
- Use organic ingredients.
- Use only relevant ingredients
- Are responsibly made.
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Gotucream Reviews & Ratings
Gotucream Frequently Asked Questions
Gotucream is designed as a fast acting cream that goes to work instantly upon application. You should see and feel a noticeable improvement within three days of your first application. Complete relief depends upon the severity of the condition and can take up to one week.
Gotucream is really simple to use. Wash the skin area needing treatment with plain water. Once the skin is dry, take some Gotucream with your fingers and gently rub it on the area needing treatment. Once the cream is absorbed into the skin, leave it on for eight hours. Then wash the skin again and apply as before. Thrice a day application is enough.
On average a 2 oz jar should last 4 weeks to treat a skin area of 25 square inches. Most people go for our larger 8 oz jar for greater savings, specially if they need to treat a larger area of skin than 25 sq inches.
Yes, as long as it is administered by an adult so that infants do not swallow the cream. Gotucream is only for topical application and should not be ingested.
Gotucream is not a prescription product and is available as an over the counter natural skin cream. Therefore, we do not offer insurance payments at the moment.
No, we currently ship only within the USA and Canada.
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An astonishing 200+ clinical studies!
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14 reviews for Skin Tags (Acrochordons) Treatment Cream – Gotucream 30ml
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Works very well. Skin tag was gone after 3 days.
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I had never had skin tags before, but one morning I woke up and one side of my neck was covered with them. I tried shaving them off (of course that didnt work) before finding this cream online. I cannot rave about this cream enough. Within maybe just 4-5 days all of the skin tags were gone. I was thrilled! I would rate this product higher than 5 if possible!!!
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Really works!
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I have only had the cream about 2 weeks and only apply it once a day but my skin tag on my neck is almost gone. Very happy with it.
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Its only been 1 week since I started too use the product! It does seem to be working! I pray that it takes care of ALL these tiny skin tags. Stay tuned!
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I’ve been using Gotucream for 1 week, and I am starting to see a few changes. A couple of the skin tags have dried up. And the bigger ones look like they are getting darker, I guess that’s the process of drying them out. I like using natural products. And I would recommend this one.
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Its working!
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Works great!
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Within a week of using twice a day as directed, the skin tags and bumps are much smaller! Will continue to use the Gotucream to eliminate them completely! Much better than having laser treatments or frozen off.
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Ive been using Gotucream for 1 week, and I am starting to see a few changes. A couple of the skin tags have dried up. And the bigger ones look like they are getting darker, I guess thats the process of drying them out. I like using natural products. And I would recommend this one.
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Seems to be working good so far. My skin tags are turning a darker color and seems to be shrinking.
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Worked quickly
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I have only used this cream for about 1.5 weeks and the areas that I have used it on seems to be vanishing already. Thanks for the Christian tract also . Billie
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Vast improvement! Half way through using it. It’s very effective
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Very good product
Seemed to see some improvement right with just a few applications! Delightfully surprised!
Worked well, customer service was great.
Wonderful all purpose. Will buy again and again.
This was a godsend! I saw good results and relief within 2 days.
Genuinely surprised with the benefits so far.
This cream is amazing! It’s healing the issues I have with my skin and I’ve ordered more making sure I have it on hand.
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Helped relieve and heal!
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The only cream medication that solved my skin problem.
Gutocream is more than a mircle it’s the perfect cream. Try it and will be pleased as I am.
Good product
It works great
Works great. Wife loves it.
Gotucream is the BEST treatment for our skin-no matter what part of your Body. For years my family and I have relied only on Gotucream to improve skin (including scalp) areas. Wrinkles, scratches, cuts, itching and rashes are ALL inproved. You will be HAPPY you purchase Gotucream!
Smells great and feels good on the skin. Very natural!
Works Great! Great for the skin.
Tried everything but finally found what worked for me. I have been wit for 3 years on as needed basis.
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Great product. Great results. Happy consumer.
The cream works great. The price is a little high.
Love this and it seems to be working
This is an excellent product!
4 out 5 is usually as high as I go, but this stuff really works well and quickly too!!
The only non prescription cream that worked for me.
It works, saw results the first day I used the cream. No regret purchasing it. Thank you. Happy I found it.
Works very well within a day or two! I use it for multiple skin healing purposes!
it worked as promised
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Excellent product. I love that it’s herbal too. It provides fast relief. Highly recommended.
This is the best cream! My husband and I use it for all our skin issues!!
Gotucream has amazing healing properties for skin disorders and and wonderful fresh fragrance from the quality ingredients! I like to keep this product on hand!