“I have been using TatBGone and it did some fading.”

“Well, I am 3 months into the treatment, and it seems to be working very well for me.”

“Tat b gone does NOT work. Don’t waste your money.”

“I tried it. Well my yellow bear is gone. Took 5 1/2 months.”

“I tried Tat B Gone for 6 months too be exact now and have seen no difference!”

http://www.faqs.org/qa/qa-634.html

“I ordered a 6 month kit of Tat B Gone and started treating one of my tattoos. In the end it took almost 9 months but it is gone. I am glad I took the chance and am happy to recommend you do the same.”

http://www.tattoosdb.com/forum/showthread.php?t=202

Obviously, the results here are pretty mixed. The overall impression I get is that it may work and it may not work. I’ve read some posts from people who’ve said that the product worked out well for them, but not for one of their friends. Because each of us has different skin growth, it is not that surprising that the results vary from person to person. Dermatologists are naturally inclined to say that laser tattoo removal and intense pulse therapy are the only things that work because they get paid (very well) if you use these services. A 4 month supply of Tat B Gone will cost you $175 with no money back guarantee.

Tattoo-Off

What can I say? The only review I found was from someone who was mad enough with the product to write a long review detailing her experiences. The full review can be found here. Bottom line with Tattoo-Off, do not buy it. The reviewer here said that the product simply does not work and that it offers no money back guarantee. If you’re still interested, you can get a 5 month supply for $149.

Dermasal

According to the website your “old tattoos will disappear like magic”. If you search for “Dermasal” in Google you’ll notice that the third search result is a huge forum post, with very detailed user reviews. There are a lot of reviews that basically say that it is a ripp-off and doesn’t work. There are some reviews that say it does. Who to trust? I can’t help but think that the makers of Dermasal took matters into their own hands and posted some positive reviews on that website.