Bug Bite Thing Suction Tool – Chemical-Free Bite and Sting Relief

Bug Bite Thing is a chemical-free suction tool that helps relieve the stinging, itching and swelling from insect bites and stings. It uses suction only, with no creams or sprays, to pull insect saliva or venom out from under the skin. Use it as soon as you can after a bite or sting.

It is small and light enough to keep in a blind bag, tackle box, truck console or first aid kit. Keep one on hand for mosquitoes in the bottomland, wasps under a deer stand, fire ants at camp, or biting flies on the boat.

Features

• Suction only: chemical-free, with no ingredients, and the manufacturer says it is safe for all ages
• Works on: mosquitoes, bees, wasps, ants, biting flies and other biting insects
• Stinger scraper: the handles are shaped to flick out a bee stinger before you apply suction
• Reversible cap: flip it for a smaller suction area on fingers and toes
• Splinter help: suction can help bring splinters to the surface for easier removal
• Reusable: the removable end cap washes with soapy water or an alcohol wipe between uses
• Compact: 4 in. H x 2.5 in. W x 1 in. D, 0.32 oz

How to Use

1. Place the cap over the bite or sting with the handles pushed down.
2. Slowly pull up on the handles until you feel suction, then hold 10 to 20 seconds.
3. Push the handles down to release. On children or sensitive skin, pull the handles about halfway and hold 5 to 10 seconds.

Contains small removable parts, so children should use it only with adult supervision. The manufacturer advises against using it on the face or neck. If you have a severe reaction, seek medical attention right away.

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