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Author  Topic    drlarryvon 16 Posts Posted - 07/21/2018 :  19:54:13     anyone familar with this device being sold for 40$, to get rid of moles, tags, warts etc, using zapping per se. https://www.prettypilus.com/products/portable-freckle-warts-dot-mole-dark-spot-tattoo-removal-pen-beauty-skin-machine-no-bleeding-usb-lcd Evelyn11 USA 1 Posts Posted - 08/26/2018 :  14:25:05     The device is interesting. Have you tried it. Evelyn drlarryvon 16 Posts Posted - 08/26/2018 :  20:13:56     NO, that's why I am inquiring as to any info on it from the group. If i had it, and used it, and rid me of a suspicious mole, you would be sure, I would be singing its praises. It's only 40$, why don't you take a shot and purchase it. Eddie_T USA 22 Posts Posted - 10/24/2018 :  15:34:54     Looks like the same thing for $14.89, I may try it; https://www.amazon.com/UPGRADE-Removal-Adjustable-9-Levels-Rechargeable/dp/B07H5FFLR9/ref=sr_1_3_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1540412978&sr=8-3&keywords=mole%2Bremover%2Bpen%2Bkit&th=1    Topic

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