I posted this on another forum. wasn't sure where to post it here BUT.........
I haven't seen any posts where someone has used an extractor to remove venom from a bite or sting. Could be that some are not aware of a device that will extract some of the venom from a bite or sting. Not promoting anything here, but I have used this device on bee stings and it reduces the effect of the sting greatly. The device is called "The Extractor". It is a first aid kit for bites and stings. The kit has a suction extractor pump with several sized nozzles for the size bite, a razor to remove hair from the bite location and prep pads to clean the area. Great kit to have on hand In the T room and on camping trips in the outdoors. This kit also works on snake bites. Thinking the kit costs about $20. That's cheep for the amount of pain it could reduce.
P.S If there are a any out there that have used it, would like to know how well it worked.
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I haven't seen any posts where someone has used an extractor to remove venom from a bite or sting. Could be that some are not aware of a device that will extract some of the venom from a bite or sting. Not promoting anything here, but I have used this device on bee stings and it reduces the effect of the sting greatly. The device is called "The Extractor". It is a first aid kit for bites and stings. The kit has a suction extractor pump with several sized nozzles for the size bite, a razor to remove hair from the bite location and prep pads to clean the area. Great kit to have on hand In the T room and on camping trips in the outdoors. This kit also works on snake bites. Thinking the kit costs about $20. That's cheep for the amount of pain it could reduce.
P.S If there are a any out there that have used it, would like to know how well it worked.
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