3 EASY STEPS
STEP 1
Place tool over the bug bite area
STEP 2
Slowly pull up on handles until you feel a suction
Hold for 10-20 seconds
STEP 3
Push handles down to release the suction
How to use on children or people with sensitive skin
We recommend pulling the handles up about halfway or less and holding for 5-10 seconds to start. You have complete control over the amount of suction and duration. It may take a few times to find what works.
TIP: Allow your child to get familiar with the tool before they get a bite or sting. Try it on them, let them play with it, make it a ‘fun’ experience.
Warning: The tool contains small removable parts so it should only be used with adult supervision.
Helpful tips
reversible cap
Flip the cap to reveal a smaller area of suction which can be used on places like fingers and toes.
splinter removal
The suction can help bring splinters to the surface of the skin for easy removal (very convenient for children who may be afraid of using tweezers).
stinger scraper
The handles are specially designed to scrape out a bee stinger left in the skin. Never try to pull the stinger out, you may push more venom in the skin. Simply flick the stinger off with the scraper and immediately use the suction.
Removable Cap for Cleaning
Wash the removable end cap with soapy water or an alcohol wipe between uses. Avoid getting the pump portion wet to prevent the tool from losing its suction ability.
Do not use on face or neck
We do not recommend using the tool on your face or neck. The risk of marks being left in these sensi