Get Rid of Molluscum and Skin Tags Fast

Here’s a simple, affordable fix for those stubborn little white bumps known as molluscum contagiosum.

If you’ve ever seen those little white bumps — often on kids’ backs or legs — you’re likely dealing with molluscum contagiosum. It’s a common viral skin condition, but it can be stubborn and annoying. Good news: there’s a simple, affordable fix you can do at home!

Here’s how:

  • Cimetidine (400 mg) – This acid reducer also has off-label uses for skin conditions. Crush two tablets into a fine powder.
  • War Stick (Salicylic Acid) – This helps break down the outer layer of the skin, making it easier for the treatment to penetrate.
  • Mix Them Together – Combine the crushed cimetidine and a bit of War Stick until you get a smooth paste.
  • Apply Twice a Day – Gently rub the mixture onto the bumps morning and night.

In about two weeks, those bumps should start to disappear — and bonus: this trick works on skin tags too. A simple, inexpensive solution that gets the job done!

Get Rid of Molluscum and Skin Tags Fast

Here’s a simple, affordable fix for those stubborn little white bumps known as molluscum contagiosum.

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