Suction tool easy to use and without causing pain. It draws the bee sting venom under the skin helping to reduce the itching and swelling that occurs after the sting.
A sting hurts for hours or for a while, and the difference is usually settled in the first minute.
Mechanical suction extractor for insect bites and stings, with no creams and no chemicals. You set it on the spot, pull the plunger and the cup draws a vacuum on the skin.
01 · THE RIGHT ORDER
With a bee sting the first thing is to get the sting out as fast as you can, with a fingernail or by scraping sideways: what counts is the seconds, not the method. The extractor comes afterwards, on skin already clear.
And it comes straight away: applied later it has nothing left to do.
02 · WHERE TO KEEP IT
It is light and compact, and that is its one condition of use: having it on you. In the smoker box, in the glovebox, in the washbag. It works for bee, wasp and mosquito bites and other insects, by suction alone, with nothing to expire and nothing to stain.
One limit worth being clear about: this is relief, not treatment. If after a sting there is difficulty breathing, swelling of the face or throat, hives all over or dizziness, go to the emergency department — no suction tool substitutes for that.
03 · BEFORE YOU BUY
A first-aid accessory, simple and maintenance-free:
| ✓ FITS | Carrying it in the apiary and in the field, to use on the spot. |
| ✕ DOES NOT FIT | Allergic reactions: that is medical care, not suction. |
| Type | Mechanical suction extractor |
|---|---|
| Operation | Plunger vacuum, no creams and no chemicals |
| Use | Immediately after the sting, with the sting already removed |
| Suitable for | Bee, wasp, mosquito and other insects |
| Maintenance | None. Wash with soap and water |
| Reference | BBT001-RP-ESP |
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Suction tool easy to use and without causing pain. It draws the bee sting venom under the skin helping to reduce the itching and swelling that occurs after the sting.
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