A new product joined the growing number of competitors in the burgeoning tattoo removal market the beginning of last month. Tatmed.com, a spin off of the  skin fade cream Medliten.wordpress.com is the latest cream, or gel as it refers to itself, to enter the market. Using the same ingredients as Medliten,  renaming itself Tatmed and advising potential customers to purchase an exfoliation pad, it hopes to capture  market share with a slick marketing campaign in conjunction with SkinHealthAssociation which ranks it the best of the at home tattoo removal products although it has only been on the market since about July 1, 2009. The new product website boasted several testimonials from day one, hopefully from pre-market testing, but it’s not clear from information on the website.

To early to tell if it actually removes tattoo pigment, but we do believe it will fade skin pigment judging from the list of intimate locations Medliten lists as potential areas of use.

Go to Tatmed.com and study the site guarantee for further information.

Be sure to compare these two products. More product choices is good for competition.

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