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On Amazon
$10–12
- Reseller markup on top of our price
- Shipping and returns handled by a third party
- No way to reach us if something's wrong
Direct from us
$6.99
- Free shipping
- Ships from our own warehouse
- Customer service handled by us directly
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Why the itch keeps coming back
It's not the bite. It's what got left behind.
When an insect bites, it leaves saliva under your skin. Your body treats it as a threat and floods the area with histamine. That reaction is the itch.
Creams and ointments work on the reaction, not the cause. The irritant is still sitting there, so the moment the numbing wears off, the itch starts again — usually around 2am, usually when you've already scratched it raw.
Creams and sprays
Mask the symptom. The saliva stays under the skin, so the reaction restarts when the cream wears off.
Suction
Draws the saliva back out. Remove the irritant and there's nothing left for your body to react to.
Ten seconds, start to finish
Place it. Pull. Release.
You control how much suction and how long. Start at half power for 5–10 seconds and adjust from there.
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Place it over the bite
Flat against the skin. Wet the area first if there's body hair.
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Pull the handles up
Slowly, until you feel suction. Hold 5–10 seconds. Halfway is plenty to start.
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Press down to release
The saliva collects in the end cap. Twist it off and rinse it between uses.
One tool, most of summer
What it's for
- Mosquitoes
- Bees
- Wasps
- Ants
- Biting flies
- Splinters
For relief from the itching, stinging and swelling of ordinary insect bites and stings. Not for use on the face or neck, or in the eye or ear area. If you're having a severe or allergic reaction, seek medical attention immediately — this is not a treatment for envenomation.
Most people buy more than one
Keep one where you'll actually need it
It only works if it's within reach when the bite happens. One in the diaper bag, one in the glovebox, one on the nightstand.
Member prices require Any Shop Club membership: 3-day free trial, then $29.99 every 28 days. Cancel anytime in your account. Non-member pricing shown struck through.
Before you buy
Questions people ask
Does it hurt?
No. You control how hard you pull and how long you hold it. Start at half power for 5–10 seconds. If you see a mark afterwards, you used too much suction or held it too long — ease off next time.
Can kids use it?
Yes, with adult supervision — it has small removable parts. Children have thinner skin, so use noticeably less suction and less time than you would on an adult.
How fast do I need to use it?
As soon as you notice the bite. The longer the saliva sits under the skin, the more time your body has had to react to it. That's why it's worth keeping one within reach rather than in a drawer.
Where does the saliva go?
Into the removable end cap. Twist it off and wash it with soapy water or wipe it with alcohol between uses. Keep the pump section dry so it doesn't lose suction.
Can I use it on my face?
We don't recommend it. Skin on the face and neck is thin enough that marks are much more likely. Avoid the eye and ear area entirely.
Are there any chemicals in it?
None. There's nothing to absorb, nothing to expire and nothing to react to — it's suction and nothing else.
What if I'm having a bad reaction?
Seek medical attention. This is a comfort tool for ordinary bites and stings, not a treatment for allergic reactions, infections or envenomation.
Bites are coming either way
The next one doesn't have to keep you up.
Ten seconds of suction instead of three days of scratching. Reusable, chemical-free, small enough to live in your bag.
Buy now —$6.99$6.99 with Any Shop Club membership: 3-day free trial, then $29.99 every 28 days. Cancel anytime in your account. Or order at $11.65 with no membership.
$6.99 with membership ($29.99/28 days after 3-day trial). $11.65 without.