THE MOST COMPLETE TICK REMOVAL KIT ON THE MARKET.

Add to your first-aid kit, glove box, backpack, or purse, etc.

Comes with a tick identification cards, 3 styles of tick removers (example: if tick is in your ear or a pet’s ear a different tick remover size and style are required), magnifying glass, containers to put ticks into, instructions for proper tick removal, identification, and a container to save tick in.

How to Remove a Tick

1. Grasp the tick as close to the skin as possible with your tweezers.
2. Pull up and out with constant pressure until it pops out. Don’t twist, yank to the side, or jerk on the tick as this can cause it to leave part of its mandible in your skin. If this happens pull those parts out with the tweezers as well. If you can’t pull a part out, leave it alone and let yourself heal while watching for symptoms.
3. Clean the area, and your hands, with soap and water or alcohol.
4. Dispose of the tick by flushing it down the toilet, putting it in alcohol, or wrapping it in a piece of tape.
   Things to Avoid
   Never squish a tick between your fingers after removal, tick-borne diseases can still be transmitted this way. Instead, drop the tick into rubbing alcohol before disposing.