Bug Bite Thing Suction Tool - Bug Bites and Bee/Wasp Stings, Natural Insect Bite Relief - Lavender

The BUG BITE THING Suction Tool is a lifesaver! I was skeptical at first, but after using it on multiple mosquito bites, I’m amazed at how well it works. It provides instant relief by reducing the itch and swelling, all without needing any creams or chemicals.The tool is easy to use—just place it over the bite or sting, pull the handle, and it creates suction to remove the irritant. I noticed that after using it, my bites didn’t swell as much, and the itching was significantly reduced. It’s small and portable, so I keep it with me everywhere.What I love most is that it’s safe for kids and adults, and since it’s chemical-free, there’s no mess or worry about skin reactions. It’s also reusable, which makes it a great value for the price.If you’re looking for a natural and effective way to deal with bug bites and stings, I highly recommend this product. It really works!

Oh my God, where has this simple, effective, ingenious device been all my life and why hadn't I ever heard of it before? My 7 year old got a bumble bee sting (yes, they DO sting and it HURTS). A few days later I got stung by one. Then my 3 year old got stung by one. My daughter's violin teacher told me about this sting thingie and I didn't buy it because I figured this must have just been a freak occurrence everyone knows "bumblebees don't sting". Well, a few days later I was kicking myself for not buying this thingie after another bumblebee stung me in my garden. We have a small homestead with tons of berries, fruit trees, vegetables, etc and we have hoards of bumblebees everywhere on everything. We have loads of wasps, too. Great, bumblebees pollinate and wasps prey on bad bugs that are garden pests, so I love them, but their stings hurt and cause me to get a red welt that feels hot and swollen, spreads over several inches and it itches for a week. So I ordered this thingie. My 7 year old got a mosquito bite and we used the thingie. She's usually pretty sensitive to bites which itch and bother her for several days. Upon using this, it immediately stopped itching and stayed not itching. She's also extremely sensitive to pain or discomfort and she was able to tolerate this device. She got a couple more mosquito bites, the tool worked on them, and we also used it on a couple she got a few days ago and it worked on those, too, perfectly! I even used it on my week old bumblebee sting which had been itching me horribly and was red. To my astonishment, it actually helped that one quite a bit. I'm sure if I'd caught it earlier, it would have been eradicated but the venom had spread. Still the itching ceased for many hours and the redness abated a lot. The immediate area where I used the suction is returned to normal color skin, as the venom is out, but the venom had spread all down my arm so there is still some in there. No fault of the device, it says the sooner you use it, the better the results. Anyway, we haven't had any stings to test it on. But I wish I had this when we got yellowjacket, wasp, and bumblebee stings in the past. Ironically, we keep honeybees and they pretty much never sting us, but if they ever do, it will be great to have this tool! I'd give this product a million stars!

I got this for my wife who is prone to allergic reactions from bug and mosquito bites. She would get huge swollen areas from even just one mosquito bite and it would last for days and sometimes the discoloration would last for months. I saw this on FB with the support of Shark Tank and figured Id give it a try. Its pretty easy to use, just follow the instructions and place the opening directly on top of the entry point of the bite. You can feel it working as well as far as the suction on the entire area. I used it on myself and it seemed to work great, the itchy feeling immediately goes away as soon as you use it. I knocked it down one star cus my wife didnt have such an easy time using it and it didnt work as well according to her, although it did work to an extent. I blamed it on the fact that she got bit several hours before she used it the first time, so when I used it immediately i personally saw better results.

I am a security guard and am often posted outside for 10-12 hours a night. My current post is guarding the outside of a building that has a small parking lot. A wash (desert equivalent of a ravine/river) sits right on the other side of the chainlink fence that follows the perimeter of this parking lot. And it's currently monsoon season so this wash is full of water/muck/tall grasses and all the flying insects that come with still water. (Mostly mosquitos and chiggers) So I'm stuck sitting about 6-20 feet away from it. I also don't have working ac in my truck so I roll the windows down. Needless to say, despite wearing literally THREE different kinds of insect repellant, I still get bit. A LOT.Personally, I don't think this thing actually removes the toxins from your skin. But I think it does do a decent job of bringing the venom/mosquito spit upwards toward the surface of your skin, enough to make the itch subside. Also, the feeling of the surprisingly powerful suction feels SOOOOO GOOD on the itchy bite.Does it work every single time? No. (It does NOT work on chigger bites, unfortunately, but if you look this up you'll discover that chiggers don't bite like gnats, mosquitoes, etc do. So this would make sense) But this thing works well enough for me to carry it with me whenever I go, and to absolutely recommend it to anyone who asks.It's also super easy to clean. I would 100% buy again.Side note: if you watch any of Coyote Peterson's venomous bite videos, you'll see he uses a professional-looking version of this little device. His is much bigger and is made of strong glass, and I'm pretty sure his actually DOES draw the venom all the way out of the skin, but either way when I saw him using it I was so excited. Him using the same sort of technology as this (in my mind) proves that it works. Lol.Update: so this thing DOES have the ability to suck out the venom. Sorry this pic is kind of gross TMI, but I applied heat to this bug bite and then used the bug bite thing 2x and wouldn't you know, there's something being sucked out if the bite here, as you can see in this close-up picture.I am satisfied. Lol.