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Tick Removal Spoon

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£3.85
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The Tick Removal Spoon is a simple, compact tool designed to help lift and remove an attached tick from the skin. Its notched edge slides under the tick, allowing it to be gently lifted away - a handy addition to a home or outdoor first aid kit.

Features

  • Notched edge designed to slide under an attached tick
  • Compact and lightweight for a first aid kit or pocket
  • Simple to use without special training
  • Suits home, camping and outdoor first aid kits

Specifications

  • Type: Manual tick-lifting tool
  • Use: Removing an attached tick from skin

Common uses

General tick removal at home, when camping or hiking, and as part of an outdoor first aid kit. If you or the person affected has a known tick allergy, or you want to avoid any pressure on the tick, our Tick Tox snap-freeze spray is the Australian-designed alternative that kills the tick in place without squeezing.

Tick Removal Spoon FAQs

How do I use it?

Slide the notched edge under the body of the attached tick, close to the skin, and gently lift to remove it.

Is this suitable if I have a tick allergy?

If you or the affected person has a known tick allergy, many Australian guidelines recommend avoiding pressure on the tick. Our Tick Tox snap-freeze spray is designed as an alternative that doesn't involve squeezing or pulling the tick.

Is it reusable?

It's a simple manual tool suited to general first aid kit use - check the product packaging for cleaning and reuse guidance.

Where should I keep it?

In a home, camping or outdoor first aid kit, ready for quick use if a tick is found attached.

Important

You must not rely on the information on this site as an alternative to medical advice from your medical physician or other qualified healthcare provider. Consult your healthcare provider immediately if you think that you may have a medical emergency or for the diagnosis and treatment of injuries. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider before starting any new treatment or with any questions that you may have regarding a medical condition or injury.

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