This one looks more like it, or at least the ingredient list is identical to mine, although I bought a larger (5 gram) container, since I had a lot of moles.
https://store.nutritionalresources.com/products/c-herb
The one you linked says for internal use, which I didn’t even know you could do, although it could be the very same stuff. (I don’t know!) I bought mine online, I believe, but the internet 25 years ago was such a different place than it is now, and I couldn’t tell you where it came from. Based on my short search, I don’t find anyone selling the 5 gram containers just like the one I got.
There’s a little more to it than just dabbing it on. Like I said before, you have to scratch the skin where the mole is, scratch it until it feels almost raw, in order for the herbs to penetrate. Then apply just enough c-herb to cover the mole (a little goes a long way), and within the first 30 minutes or less, you should feel it stinging, which tells you your immune system is responding and it’s working. Cover it up with a small bandaid, and wait.
Over the next few days, the mole will turn black and shrivel up, and finally fall off, leaving a crater. The area may be reddish for a while, too. Some people put a cream on it to aid healing (I did not). The time it takes varies somewhat, because moles differ a lot - some are more superficial, and others may look small, but have a large portion hiding deeper beneath the skin. Anyway, in a few more days, the crater will fill in and your skin will be smooth again. Depending on the location and amount of pigment, you might have a white spot where the mole was. I have a lot of those here and there, but they sure beat having the moles! None of them came back. I’ve grown a few more since then, and deal with them as necessary.
Hope this was helpful. Disclaimer: I am not a doctor, YMMV, etc.
Oh yes, this is most helpful, thank you so much!
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