PrimacareMedical Supplies VE-5444 First Aid Venom Extractor Pump, Outdoor and Portable One-Hand Suction for Snake, Bee, Bug, Scorpion Bites and Stings Removal, Survival Poison Extraction Rescue Pump

Poor quality when compared with previous kits I have owned. In past years these have been made in Europe, but I assume this is Chinese. Certainly the instructions are in the usual Pidgin-English. Probably best to buy the more expensive options if you intend lengthy periods in the bush.

I bought this for my daughters daycare center. I hope she never has to use it on one of her kidsBut....its there if little johnny or suzie gets a bad sting/bite.

I tested the pump out, and it's pretty easy to use on yourself. I tried it on my arm and the suction was strong, so I assume it would work well for a bite. It's also very lightweight, which is nice for hiking.

Hope never to need to use it. One way valve at insertion end of clear suction cap enables repeated pumping action without loss of suction thereby enabling a considerable suction to be created as spring loaded 'T' end of plunger is repeatedly pulled. Wide end of plastic handle fits in palm while index and 'middle' finger [aka 'tall man'] hook onto plunger 'T' enabling device to be used with one hand. Construction seems robust enough for intended use. Wide end can be rotated out of locking notch at full extension pictured to slide down groove on exterior of barrel to make unit about 2" shorter for storage. Storage volume ca1.5"x2.5"x5". Comes with two [2] each alcohol and iodine wipes. No idea what shelf life is. Also has a 1" wide x 18" long thin rubber strap to use for tourniquet.Get this if you live in poisonous snake country.

I purchased to help reduce my scar tissue from having carpal tunnel release surgery and it works amazing. My scar tissue has greatly reduced and you can't even tell I had surgery. I didn't even know about this until my Physical therapist started using it on me at therapy and I had to get one.

Got this product after seeing a smaller, simpler version my sister had found, work like a charm. My township has sprayed my neighborhood with deet and other pesticides for a number of years, so most competitor insects have died out and the mosquitoes are insanely resistant and overpopulated. So I wanted to put a little more money in and get a really good one. I should have spent less and got the one I knew worked. This one does not work at all. You can feel a little suction but not nearly enough to do anything. It arrived while I was traveling on business so of course the return window has ended andI now have a $14 children's play syringe.