Last year I put together a bunch of skin cancer photos for reference. I was getting weird spots on my skin and I wasn't sure if it was just a new mole growing on me, or if it was skin cancer. The research I found said, "Skin cancer effects more than a million people each year in America alone, worldwide it is estimated that 10 million new cases appear each year." Needless to say that scared the crap out of me and I had to ask a doctor about my new black dots. Experts say more than one in 5 Americans will get skin cancer in the course of a lifetime... that worried me, but after a quick look my doctor told me it was just a baby mole.

Some moles can be cancerous, so I asked the doctor if it could be cancer. He told me," One person dies every hour from skin cancer, primarily the melanoma type of skin cancer, but this was just a mole, nothing to worry about. He offered to burn them off with a laser but I told him I would use Dermatend instead. I also found out that day that most moles are nothing to worry about, and they can be removed with natural mole removers or other dermatological procedures.

American Skin Cancer Information Network says "more than 90 percent of all skin cancers are caused by "sun exposure", yet most people over 30 still use no form of sun protection at all; less than 33 percent of adults, adolescents, and children routinely use sun protection." The majority of people diagnosed with the melanoma form of skin cancer are "white men over age 50. Don't become a statistic. Wear sunscreen, and reapply often when swimming."

Skin cancer kills more men over the age of 50 than prostate; more than prostate, more than lung cancer. Skin cancer is deadly. Middle-aged men have the poorest track record for performing monthly skin self exams or regularly visiting a dermatologist. They are also the least likely individual to detect a melanoma in its early stages. It is recommended that all men over the age of 50 use a shaver at least once per year to remove all hair from the body... then have your doctor examine any strange new moles or spots that you think might be skin cancer.

Melanoma also kills more young women under the age of 40 than any other cancer. The incidence of melanoma is increasing so rapidly in women that it is now the most common cancer in young women aged 25-29, and second only to breast cancer in women aged 30-34. This cancer epidemic can be stopped simply by applying sun screen.

If all you have is a mole, you can have your doctor remove it with a scalpel or laser; or better yet, you can easily remove it with all natural DermaTend.

If you're not happy with the results, if feel DermaTend™mole remover does not deliver everything we promised, simply send it back and I will give you a prompt, courteous refund -- no questions asked.

By the way... We have a free gift for you:

Today when you order Dermatend mole removal cream, you get a 1/2 ounce jar of NeoBiotic "All-Natural" Antibiotic Ointment. Use it on cuts, scrapes, burns, acne, diaper rash, and to reduce the chance of scarring after your mole comes off! Its valued at $24.95 - AND ITS FREE WITH YOUR ORDER OF DERMATEND!