Professional Cryotherapy at −59°C — No Liquid Nitrogen Required
Cryospray 59 delivers fast, controlled freezing at −59°C, giving UK clinics a reliable, ready-to-use cryotherapy solution without the storage demands of liquid nitrogen. Designed for high-volume clinical environments, this cryogen spray provides consistent, precise lesion destruction with every application. Each box contains 6 × 50ml cans — enough for up to 60 treatments — and includes everything required for immediate, professional-grade cryotherapy.
Key Features
- Rapid freezing to approximately −59°C
- Consistent, controlled spray pattern for precise lesion targeting
- No liquid nitrogen storage required
- Compact 50ml cans for superior handling and control
- Up to 60 treatments per box
- Trusted by dermatology, podiatry, GP, and aesthetic clinics across the UK
Clinical Applications
Suitable for treating a wide range of benign skin lesions, including:
- Warts and verrucas
- Anogenital warts
- Acne lesions
- Dermatofibroma
- Haemangioma
- Keloids
- Molluscum contagiosum
- Myxoid cysts
- Pyogenic granuloma
- Seborrhoeic keratoses
- Skin tags
What’s Included
- 6 × 50ml Cryospray 59 aerosol cans
- Safety Data Sheet
- Application instructions
- Cotton-tipped applicators
- Spray nozzles
Why Clinics Choose Cryospray 59
- Reliable, repeatable freezing performance across all applications
- Ideal for routine lesion removal in busy clinical settings
- Easy to integrate into any clinical workflow
- High-value 6-can pack size for high-volume practices
- UK delivery only — supplied exclusively in 6 × 50ml format for improved control and handling
FAQs
Does Cryospray 59 require any special storage conditions?
Unlike liquid nitrogen, Cryospray 59 does not require cryogenic storage vessels or specialist handling infrastructure. The aerosol cans should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources, in line with standard aerosol storage guidelines. Always refer to the Safety Data Sheet included with each box for full storage and handling requirements.
How many treatments does one box provide?
Each box contains 6 × 50ml cans and provides up to 60 treatments in total, depending on lesion size and the number of freeze cycles applied per treatment. Smaller lesions such as skin tags or small warts will use less product per treatment than larger or deeper lesions.
Is Cryospray 59 suitable for use on all skin types and lesion sizes?
Cryospray 59 is designed for a wide range of benign skin lesions as listed above. Suitability for specific lesion types, sizes, and patient skin types should be assessed by the treating clinician in line with their training and clinical protocols. This product is intended for use by trained healthcare professionals only.
What applicators are compatible with Cryospray 59?
Each box includes cotton-tipped applicators and spray nozzles for direct application. The spray nozzles allow for targeted, open-spray cryotherapy. For more precise or confined lesion treatment, the cotton-tipped applicators can be used. Refer to the application instructions included in the box for guidance on applicator selection.
Is this product available for delivery outside the UK?
No — Cryospray 59 is currently available for UK delivery only due to the regulatory and transport requirements associated with aerosol cryogen products.
How does Cryospray 59 compare to liquid nitrogen cryotherapy?
Liquid nitrogen achieves lower temperatures (approximately −196°C) and is the gold standard for deep or resistant lesions. Cryospray 59 operates at −59°C, which is effective for the majority of common benign lesions and offers significant practical advantages: no specialist storage, no decanting, no top-up logistics, and a consistent spray pattern from a portable aerosol. It is widely used in GP, podiatry, and aesthetic clinic settings where liquid nitrogen is not practical.
For professional clinical use only. UK delivery only. Always refer to the Safety Data Sheet and application instructions supplied with each box. Treatment decisions should be made by a qualified healthcare professional.
