Venom Extractor First Aid Tool Kit What it does and why you need it Provides a fast, portable firstresponse for venomous bites and stings. The extractor pump helps remove surface venom or insect fluids and can slow local spread until professional medical care is available. Compact and lightweight so you can carry immediate woundcare tools where accidents are most likely: backpacks, glove compartments, hiking packs, or camping kits. Includes basic cleaning and protection supplies so you can a wound quickly and hygienically before reaching medical help. Key features Complete kit: extractor pump, 4 suction cups (4 sizes attached to handle), rubber band (tourniquet), first aid mask, 2 alcohol pads, 2 bandages, razor, and an instruction sheet. Multi‑shape suction cups: round and oval cups let you match cup shape and size to the wound for better contact and suction. One‑hand operation: pump is designed for singlehanded use so you can stabilize the victim or area with the other hand. Portable dimensions and weight: 5.51 × 3.8 × 1.57 inches; 125 g / 4.4 oz — fits easily in small pockets, packs, or glove boxes. Practical design: included tourniquet helps limit spread of venom while suction cups provide targeted extraction; instruction sheet guides correct setup and use. What it's suitable for Snake bites (including rattlesnake bites) and a wide range of insect stings and bites: bees, wasps, mosquitoes, spiders, scorpions, and other bug bites. Any situation where rapid, onsite first aid can improve comfort and reduce local tissue exposure prior to professional care. How to use (summary) Clean the area with an alcohol pad, shave hair if with the razor for better cup contact, select the appropriate suction cup, and attach it to the pump. Apply the cup over the bite/sting site, operate the pump (onehanded) to create suction, and use the tourniquet if instructed for the specific bite type. Cover with a bandage and seek medical attention as required. Follow the included instruction sheet and seek professional medical care promptly after initial first aid. Practical scenarios Hiking in remote terrain: quickly apply suction to a snake bite to reduce local venom spread while arranging evacuation to a medical facility. Backyard or park incident: use the pump and included antiseptic pads and bandages to a bee or wasp sting immediately and comfortably before monitoring or visiting urgent care. Road trips and camping: a compact kit in your vehicle or tent ensures you have extraction and basic woundcare supplies when far from immediate help. Notes and safety Designed as a firstaid tool to assist with immediate response. Not a substitute for professional medical treatment—always seek medical care after venomous bites or severe reactions. Instructions for use are included in the kit; read and follow them before use.