CARE PLUS Care Plus Venimex venom extractor 800 bar compact travel

CARE PLUS VENOM VENIMEX VENOM EXTRACTOR 800BAR COMPACT TRAVEL

Have you been stung by a wasp or a bee? Bitten by a spider or a scorpion? Then use the Venimex venom extractor from Care Plus immediately! The Venimex venom extractor prevents the venom from spreading through your body. Care Plus® Venimex is a medical device. Read the user manual before use.

VENOM VENIMEX: AFTER AN INSECT BITE
With the Venimex from Care Plus you can quickly suck up insect or arachnid venom. The Venimex is an automatic vacuum pump especially developed for use after an insect or arachnid bite or sting. The venom extractor has a suction power of no less than 800 millibar. By sucking out the venom, you prevent it from spreading further into your body.

FIRST AID FOR BITES AND STINGS
To extract the venom, place the Venimex on the bite or sting site. Push the venom extractor firmly down until the pump clicks loose. The mouthpieces can be used in three ways. The Venimex venom extractor can be operated with one hand and is suitable for all ages. Your medicine cabinet is not complete without this venom extractor. And of course the Venimex also goes on a trip!

THE VENOM VENIMEX AS FIRST AID TREATMENT
If there are serious symptoms or signs of shock, the Venimex is a first aid treatment, which you can perform while waiting for expert medical care. Call a doctor urgently. This also applies if the bee or wasp has stung the mouth, throat or tongue. Sucking on an ice cube or a popsicle can help with swelling.

ADVANTAGES:
? Ideal venom extractor for after a sting or bite, at home or when traveling
? Prevents venom from spreading through the body
? Effective against bee, wasp, spider and scorpion stings and bites
? Suitable for all ages
? Easy to operate with one hand
? Convenient all-in-one packaging


QUESTION AND ANSWER:

WHAT SHOULD I DO WITH A BEE OR WASP STING?
A bee or wasp sting usually leads to local symptoms at the sting site. Usually this is limited to redness, swelling, itching and a little pain. For a bee sting, first remove the stinger from the skin with tweezers or with your fingernail. Cooling the stung area can help. Extract as much venom as possible using the Venimex venom extractor. Let the pump prime for one to five minutes. Then treat the affected skin with soothing and anti-itch insect bite gel.

WHAT SHOULD I DO IF I HAVE A SPIDER BITE?
Spider bites are rare in our country. Most spider bites are very painful but not life-threatening. Often redness, swelling and sometimes an ulcer develop at the bite site. Notorious is the black widow: a spider species found in the tropics and subtropics of America. The bite of the black widow is not very painful and sometimes goes unnoticed, but after several hours the symptoms can be serious: intense pain, stiffness, fever, nausea and vomiting. Taking appropriate action after a spider bite can prevent the venom from spreading through your body. Using the Venimex after a spider bite is a first aid treatment, which you can perform while waiting for expert medical care.

WHAT SHOULD I DO WITH A SCORPION STING?
Scorpion stings are also rare in the Netherlands. In general, a scorpion sting is more venomous than a spider bite. A scorpion sting can be very painful and usually leads to a reaction similar to a hypersensitivity reaction after a wasp sting. The sting site becomes very painful. Symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, chest tightness and bleeding can also occur. Taking appropriate steps after a scorpion sting can prevent the venom from spreading throughout the body. Using the Venimex after a scorpion sting is a first aid treatment, which you can perform while waiting for expert medical care.
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