BUG BITE THING Suction Tool Mosquito/Insect Bite Sting, Chemical Free, Made in Denmark - White (BBT0001)

Works on fresh bites only, it doesn't fully cure but provides a sense of relief temporarily. If you are prone to lots of mosquito bites then this might help 50%

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

On the first try the suction cup came out. Non returnable. At live a replacement.

Good one

Got this after watching shark tank. It didn't work for me even once. And the red mark persisted for a day after using it. Waste of money and additional plastic. Don't buy.

Works well

Good product

I tried it at least 5 times on the same spot - first within a few hours of getting bit but when that didn’t seem to work and the bite kept itching and swelling then i tried again at least 4 times during the day and the next. The swelling kept increasing and the suction ring tore through the skin and led to slight bleeding around the rim. Tried it on a different bite on the other leg and same results. So not sure if this thing actually works or if it needs to be used quickly right after the bite.

Impeccable, cela évite les produits chimiques

Satisfait aux promesses! Sans aucun produit chimique. Super contente

This is the second one I have bought for our household. I won’t go outside without it. We are recent transplants to Florida, and these are the meanest mosquitoes I’ve ever met. Sure, the Louisiana mosquitoes are the size of hummingbirds, but they’re not real go-getters unless you’re in the swamp. These Florida mosquitoes are sociopathic. Insanely aggressive and their bites are nasty and itchy. AND THEY ARE IN OUR BACKYARD! Two days ago I was in the yard and was attacked by a gang of these creatures. They dive-bombed me from all angles and chomped down on me more or less simultaneously. Side note: At the same time I learned that “natural” bug repellent made with essential oils might work on less ambitious mosquitoes, but it didn’t work with these. I ran inside to avoid further attack and grabbed the Bug Thing. I had a huge bite on my forehead (one of 12 bites in total), and it itched like crazy. I didn’t want to do to my face what I did to my arm a few years ago, scratching like a maniac while I slept and ending up with a scarred arm and blood-stained sheets. So I busted out the Bug Thing. In my eagerness to get rid of the itching, and because the bite was big, I kept the suction going for a long time. Too long, as it turns out. I didn’t read the instructions with our first Bug Thing, because it seemed self-explanatory, but the devil’s always in the details, isn’t it? Turns out, there’s a big fat warning about not using it on your face. Who knew? (Everyone who read the instructions, but not the girl with the big purple circle on her forehead.) I regret NOTHING. This thing works amazingly well, and so what if I have a quarter-sized love bite on my forehead? Big whoop. THE BUG THING IMMEDIATELY STOPPED THE ITCHING. Bruises go away; scars from fingernails, not so much. Another word of advice: I bought several of a knock-off brand, thinking, “It’s a plastic barrel with a plunger, how hard could it be to replicate?” I guess fairly hard, because the knock-offs were flimsy and I couldn’t really get a good vacuum with them. I mean, I guess I wouldn’t have been able to suck a ridiculous bruise to the surface of my face with one of the knock-offs, but I probably wouldn’t have been able to suck the itch juice out of my skin, either. I’d much rather have a bruise than a bite. Anyway, this thing is awesome, just don’t use it on your face…or do. I would100% do it again.

Used it four times this year alone during the summer season! I have had mine for over a year. It drastically reduce the pain level and the reaction of being stung by a bee, hornet, even mosquito bites! I even bought one for my son this year, who works outdoors as a first responder, and he used it on spider bites. A simple tool and yet so effective!

Love this, have purchased for myself, family members and friends (I have multiple, for inside home, by the pool, in the car, in my handbag etc) Myself and my children are allergic to mosquitoes and cone out in large welts, for some bites I might need to suction up to 3 or 4 times before the desired relief is reached. For the kids who have more delicate skin, I need to use at a reduced suction strength so may even need a couple more. I say this as I have read reviews that say it doesn’t work, I think perhaps they may have needed to apply the suction a couple more times. I have also managed to find success on all body parts, including ankles and other “less fleshy spots” it just takes a little perseverance to get the suction right. Also the device is about the size of an electric toothbrush is width and half the length, so reviews saying it’s bulky are a bit misleading, it is also hollow and made of hard plastic so it is not at all heavy. Highly recommend, and if you want to reduce chemicals on your skin or need lasting relief it’s worth the effort of finding the technique (strength of suction and number of applications) that produce the best results for you! Good luck!