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- Product Code: 8714024383965
- EAN: 8714024383965
- Warranty: 1 year
- Available in stockThe product will be sent in 1-3 days
- Delivery costs starting from 5,99 € (Estonia)
Care Plus Ticks-2-Go - Remove a tick in no time with our Ticks-2-Go. Suitable for adult ticks, small ticks and nymphs. Easily attach this tick remover to your keychain.
How can you safely remove a tick?
Removing a tick must be done quickly and safely. Always use a special tick removal tool such as the Care Plus® Ticks-2-Go or Care Plus® Tick Remover. In just a few steps, you can properly remove a tick and minimise the risk of infection with the Borrelia bacterium, which causes Lyme disease.
Warnings when removing a tick
Do not anaesthetise the tick with alcohol or other numbing agents, and never attempt to heat it, even with a cigarette. Anaesthetising or heating the tick can shock it, causing it to release disease-causing pathogens through its saliva.
CAUTION! Incorrect removal of the tick may cause it to regurgitate its stomach contents, including harmful bacteria and viruses!
Removing a tick with the Ticks-2-Go
The Ticks-2-Go has two openings, suitable for ticks of various sizes.
1. Hold the Ticks-2-Go with your thumb and index finger and gently position the gripper over the tick, as close to the skin as possible.
2. Remove the tick with a few gentle tugs straight out from the skin.
3. Disinfect the bite area and note the date of the bite.
