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Topic: The Bug Bite Thing

Bartenderbonnie
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 49177

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Has anyone seen this ?
It's called the Bug Bite Thing. It sucks out bug venom from bug bites.

https://www.bugbitething.com/

Another tool in our arsenal to fight BUGS !

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Ann-Ohio
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 44364

posted

Here is another one; same idea;
https://sawyer.com/products/extractor-pump-kit/
Features

"Small, reusable vacuum pump helps draw venom from below your skin in 1 quick motion; pump is easy to use with 1 hand
Comes with 4 different sized plastic cups for suction to cover various sized stings or bites
Effectiveness of the Extractor varies with the location of the bite; the Extractor most effectively retrieves venom from extremities and areas of the body outside muscle areas
Sawyer Extractor kit includes pump, alcohol prep pads, adhesive bandages, sting care wipes, razor (for hair removal), and instruction manual
Made in USA.

View all Sawyer Skin Treatments"

The bug bite thing is much cheaper, as you can imagine, but they work the same way.

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