Safetec Sting Relief Wipe (48/Box)

Good buy. Works fast at relieving itching. Would buy again

These Sting Relief Wipes worked great for relief from wasp bites. The size of wipes are small, but there seemed to be enough anti-sting ingredients in the wipe to relieve the pain and itch.

These are great for any type of insect bite. I carry a few in my purse and in my beach bag. They are easy to use and take the sting out quick!

For bug bites, fold it in half and then, again in half, apply to the bite and top with a bandage! The best results! User for years!

These help when mosquitoes bite...

Actually even at home, you never know!

I bought these a year ago just to have on hand. Well today was the day I needed them. I got stung by a wasp when I went to move a trap that hasn’t been touched in almost a year. Ouch!! Apparently, some little stingers were living under there and I put my finger directly on one of them. But luckily, I knew where I put my Sting Relief Wipes. I could tell the wipes were working right away. That’s not to say it wasn’t still painful. Ice also helped but the sting relief wipes helped tremendously. I was soon feeling much better. Now it only feels like I poked myself with a sewing needle. My adult son was doing yard work at the time. Then I went into mom/nurse mode and moved the Sting Relief Wipes where either of us could see them and use them at a moments notice. See pic. Yes, I tape a packet of them to the top of my dryer.

I started buying boxes of these individually packaged items for first aid kits. Now I'm hooked! We much prefer these individual packages over a tube of anything! It's nice because we all have Altoid Tin first aid kits for purses. I also made a little larger first aid kits with some tins purchased here on amazon that are just a bit larger than an altoid tin. Those tins are 3-3/4 x 5 x 1-1/2. (see pictures attached). We have kits in purses, cars, desk, sports bags, etc. I even give kits away for free to my girlfriends, and we plan to make mini kits with the neighborhood kids this summer excluding some of the items I have pictured which are not appropriate for kids to handle....mostly they will have bandaids, lip balm, etc - we will let their parents decide what goes in their kit.) Purchasing tubes only allows for the product to be at home in the medicine cabinet. Having these individual packets allows us to carry everything with us everywhere. If we use something, we simply replace it when we get home. I can't begin to tell you how handy this has been in just the month or so we have been carrying first aid kits. See pictures attached. I do have a few more items on order and there is plenty of room in my tin to add a few more things (additional bandages, pepto bismol, tylenol, benadryl, etc.) My 14 year old son was helping me cook and got a small burn on his hand while taking something out of the oven. We right away put cold water on it and this burn gel and it worked like a charm.