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Cryopen B review

Discussion in 'General Issues and Discussion Forum' started by david meilak, Apr 17, 2016.

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I have been using the 1st generation cryopen which uses the 8g cartridges for a number of years now with mixed results. I have now purchased the Cryopen B which uses 23g cartridges as it has been explained to me that this is the best Cryopen version for podiatric work, namely use in plantar verrucae.

Has anyone else purchased this unit? Can you please give me your review about the product (Cryopen B)?

Last edited: Apr 17, 2016

David Meilak
Podiatrist in Malta

david meilak, Apr 17, 2016

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