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Home » Camping » Safety, First Aid Kits, Fire Extinguishers,   · Next Product » Sawyer - Complete Bite & Sting Extractor Pump Kit Reviews Views Date of last review 1 1409 Wed November 9, 2005 Recommended By Average Price Average Rating 100% of reviewers $11.99 10.0 supersize Description: BE PREPARED FOR EMERGENCIES The most effective method available for First-Aid treatment of bites and stings. Sawyer's Extractor Pump is the only medically recognized method of providing First Aid to a snake bite. For Removal of Poisons from snake bites, bee and wasp stings, mosquito bites & more. The Extractor Vacuum Pump was designed specifically to provide the most powerful suction available for the safe extraction of venoms and poisons. Because the Extractor'sT Double Chamber Pump action is so powerful you will not need to use the dangerous scalpel blades or knives associated with less effective bite kits. Because it's a Pump and not a Syringe, it's easy to use with one hand. Just select which of the four plastic cups best covers the bitten area, attach it to the pump, then a simple push of the plunger with your thumb and the ExtractorT Pump will quickly and effectively remove venoms and poisons from below your skin. By simply cleaning the cups after each use you may safely reuse the pump over and over again. Extractor Pump Kit contains the Extractor Pump, 4 Suction Cups, The Bite Book, Safety Razor, Bandages and Antiseptic. Manufacture #B4 Keywords: Sawyer Complete Bite Sting Extractor Pump Kit

Author Post a Reply  Shane Registered: November 2001 Location: Bellevue, WA Posts: 1256 Review Date: Wed November 9, 2005 Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: $11.99 | Rating: 10    Pros: Cool little kit that works well, multi size tips Cons: None...yet I threw this handle little kit in the glove box of my truck, along with a few other first aid kits, and headed out of town with my boys for some turkey hunting. My son got bit by a large unknown spider and then it hit me! Let's try that little kit before any next steps. I attached the smallest tip, placed it on his hand and pressed the plunger. It grabbed ahold of the bite area and gave him a pretty good little hicky. But about 2 minutes later, we looked at it and I'll be darned, there was a little drop of fluid on the puncture wound. We took off the pump and wiped the fluid off. Now, we're not sure if the spider was on the dangerous side, but nothing further happened the bite area and I know that little pump did it's job. Now I'm glad to have it handy, just in case.

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