Bug Bite Thing Suction Tool for Use After Mosquito and Insect Bites, White

I almost escaped a whole holiday with just one bite, and then the last night came along and one of the pests must have got in the room, because I woke up with about 15 new bites. They were so, so itchy. Creams never work! So gave this a go. So glad I did! The itching stopped pretty much instantly, could even see horrible yellow goo in the Bug Bite Thing so it definitely draws out the nasty stuff! I did bruise from using it, but i also bruise easily, and the bites were more more unsightly than some bruises! This got delivered on the 8th Oct, and the bites are pretty much gone now on the 15th! Using it doesn't hurt, maybe uncomfortable, but for a brief 20-30 seconds and it's worth it to remove the intense itchiness of bug bites. Anyway, I was dubious when I bought this. But I'm so glad I did. Such a simple device, but so effective and I will ensure it's in my holiday survival kit from now on! Such great value for money for something that can be used again and again, and small enough to take on holiday too!

Good for flea bites on my ankles, legs and arms. Avoid the stomach / hips, as it left a bit of scarring when I tried it there. Not sure if it's removing the saliva, as if the bite is irritated by clothing it can start feeling itchy again.

It works! Buy one.

Didn’t really work that well for me on a bite so bit disappointed. The item itself is fine, decent quality and functions as you would want it to, it just didn’t give me personally that much relief and I didn’t really notice a significant increase in recovery rate. May work better for others. Worth a try if your bites are driving you mad.

Actually works

Didn’t extract anything in fact 2 bites became infected. All it did was put a circle around the bite.

This thing is an absolute godsend. It's incredible. It works - for small bites, I can usually use it once as soon as I notice the bite, and never think about it again. For larger, more serious bites it might be best to use it in combination with hydrocortisone or similar creams, but I'd never be without this in summer. So simple, yet so effective.Obviously, don't overdo the suction. Learn the limits of what does and doesn't leave a bit of a mark.Also, I find it works slightly better if the contact point is wet - especially on my hairy man legs.

Significantly reduces bites and their itchiness. You need to use this as soon as you notice the bite so you can extract as much as you can. If you leave it too long you’ll just create unnecessary bruising. Using this first and then a cream is a game changer.

Impeccable, cela évite les produits chimiques

This mosquito vacuum tool is good but doesn’t work on joint bends. It good for flat surfaces on body.

Satisfait aux promesses! Sans aucun produit chimique. Super contente

“Skeeter Syndrome” is real. The name is wild I understand this lmao however it’s what they chose to call it when you are allergic to ANY saliva or “venom” from all the insects that come from hell every year when it’s hot, humid, and not for the weak. Mainly speaking to my folks in the south. Anywhere Texas all the way to Florida. Louisiana especially. The mosquitoes literally will pull your socks down just to bite your ankle. They’re built different and it’s the worst part about summer in general but especially when your kid is limited to outside activities bc they’re allergic to any bites. They welt up, and fyi female mosquitoes apparently are the villains here. They’re the ones who bite you without hesitation for protein and iron found in blood to develop their eggs. Such ratchet behavior. ANYWAY if you’re still with me, sorry, but thank you lol highly recommend this bc when they do bite you aren’t aware of how many times until their saliva hits your bloodstream. 12 random welts can pop up and be super inflamed and itchy and little kids just want to scratch but it can become infected if they’re not properly taken care of. You place this gadget on top of each welt, it instantly brings the saliva to the center and will ooze out. After that you apply a hydrocortisone cream or in our case, afterbite for kids, as well as soak them in an Aveeno oatmeal bath for atleast 4 nights. The entire process is painless for the kids, it also heals the bites faster and the itching subsides highly recommended bc the quicker you remove the saliva from the mosquito or any of its cousins, the less their immune system will be affected. If it’s not suctioned out it’s not only in their bloodstream but it also moves through their GI and those bathroom trips are vile depending on the amount of bites they have gotten and you might as well call out of work for 3-4 days to let it pass. You can get a topical antibiotic from the doctor but there’s no cure to skeeter syndrome, their immune systems just have to build resistance and it’s a terrible thing to have. Especially for a child. Anyway there’s my novel and I hope it helped those Mama’s out there possibly struggling with the same thing. ALSO! The absolute BEST bug spray for kids specifically that we have used, and we’ve use a lot of them, is the So Soft Bug repellent!!! I ordered it off Amazon I got the smallest one maybe $25 and it lasted 3 months! Be mindful of the weather especially morning dew and sundown. That’s when the mosquitoes are out for blood the most and remove standing water or anything like that from around wherever they may play bc that’s where they lay their eggs. Speaking from experience and it taking almost 6 years to officially find a routine and I swear by mine.

Para que funcione, tienes que usarlo al muy poco tiempo de que te picó el mosco. Si lo haces así, te ayuda mucho a que no se inflame y por tanto reduce la comezón. Soy una persona alérgica a las picaduras de mosco y si lo recomiendo. Lo he usado en brazos y piernas sin problema, solo ten cuidado en zonas sensibles como la cara, puede lastimarte si lo dejas mucho tiempo. Hace un par de años que lo compre y sigue en perfectas condiciones.