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When certain insects bite or sting you, they leave behind their saliva or venom just under the surface of the skin. This may cause your body to react negatively thus cause itchiness or swelling.
The Bug Bite Thing is a SUCTION TOOL that extracts the irritant and helps alleviate the itching, stinging and swelling that occurs with bug bites and stings.
Easy to Carry
The Bug Bite Thing is no bigger than an average-sized palm, making this device not only easy to use but portable. It can be placed in a backpack, car, hiking or camping gear, ready to use anywhere and anytime.
Reusable
This bee sting tool is easy to use and requires no additional medication or products that can expire.
Simply wash this product after use, leave it to dry and pack it away for the next time you need it.
Wide Applicability
This device can be used for bee bites, wasp stings, mosquitos and many more. Store one in your First Aid kit, handbag or camping gear.
Child Friendly
As the bug bite thing does not require any chemicals in order to work it is entirely safe to use on children or have a child use it themselves.
Cleaning Method
Simply remove the suction cup after use, and rinse it with soap and water. Try and prevent getting water in the pump portion or it may lose its suction ability. If this does occur ensure the device dries properly before using again.
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Please Note
While the rest of the world knows our country as 'Sunny South Africa', there are definitely parts of the interior that get bitterly cold in winter. Anyone making a stop in Mooi River to buy some biltong en route from Joburg to Durban in the middle of June will know exactly what we mean.
Compared to the town of Yakutsk in Russia, though, we have it pretty easy. Famously known as one of the coldest places on earth, annual temperatures here average at a solid -8 degrees! For even the hardiest of us, that kind of climate is just a little too chilly to braai in. Unless, of course, you make the most of our main deal: Yakutsk puffer jackets from Advance.