Care Plus Ticks-2-Go: Safe and Quick Tick Removal Tool Care plus

Ticks-2-Go - Care Plus Tick Remover: Safe and Quick Tick Removal

Ticks live in grassy, bushy, and low vegetation environments. If you have been in nature, it is essential to check your body for any tick bites. Removing a tick quickly, correctly, and safely is crucial to minimize the risk of infection. It is important to remove the tick within eight hours of the bite. Do not anesthetize the tick with alcohol or other anesthetics, and do not heat it, even with a cigarette, as this may cause the release of pathogens through the tick's saliva.

By using a good tick remover, such as the Care Plus® Ticks-2-Go, you can prevent the release of infected saliva. After removal, disinfect the wound with alcohol and note the date of the bite, the location on the body, and the area where it occurred.

The Care Plus® Ticks-2-Go is an exclusive device designed to remove ticks with two different openings. Grasp the tick directly behind the head and easily remove it. This tool does not apply pressure to the tick, thus avoiding crushing or tearing it. It is easily portable thanks to its compact design that attaches to your keychain, keeping it always within reach.

Benefits:

• Removes the tick quickly and safely with a simple sliding motion
• Specially developed tool with 2 openings for tick removal
• Prevents crushing or tearing of the tick
• Removes all types of ticks, large and small

Frequently Asked Questions:

What should I do in case of a tick bite?

After being in nature, carefully check your body for any tick bites. If you find a tick, remove it quickly and safely. If you do this within 8 hours of the bite, the risk of infection is still low. After removal, disinfect the bite area with alcohol.

How can I recognize a tick bite?

The larva of a tick is smaller than a millimeter and hardly visible to the naked eye, but it can still bite. After a bite, a small red bump often forms. The tick may still be attached to the bite site and may be swollen due to the blood it has sucked.

How can I prevent a tick bite?

Ticks can transmit bacteria that cause Lyme disease. Prevention is key! Cover as much skin as possible by wearing long pants and tucking the legs of your pants into your socks. Use an insect repellent on exposed skin. For optimal protection of feet, ankles, and legs, wear Care Plus Bugsox impregnated and insect-repellent socks!

What should I do immediately after a tick bite?

Remove the tick preferably within 8 hours of the bite to reduce the risk of infection. After removal, disinfect the bite area with alcohol.