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Be Prepared with Reliable Tick Removal Kits
Be prepared for tick bites with our complete tick removal kits. Safely and effectively remove ticks to help prevent infection and disease transmission.
Trusted Tick removal kits for outdoor and workplace safety
Ensure you’re prepared for the outdoors with a tick removal kit always within reach. Ticks can carry harmful diseases like Lyme disease, making quick removal crucial to preventing infections. Whether you’re working or spending time outside, we recommend keeping a kit in your car, work vehicle, and at home for easy access.
Our tick removal kits are designed with your safety in mind, offering:
- Ease of Use: Quick and simple tools for effective tick removal, ensuring no parts of the tick are left behind.
- Comprehensive Kits: Each kit includes medical-grade supplies such as alcohol prep pads, gloves, and tick disposal bags, ensuring hygiene and convenience.
- Portability: Lightweight and compact, making it easy to store in backpacks, cars, or work vehicles for fast access in outdoor settings.
- Durability: Built with high-quality materials to withstand tough environments, whether you’re hiking, camping, or working in the field.
- Prevention of Tick-Borne Diseases: Designed to minimize the risk of illnesses like Lyme disease through proper and immediate removal.
- Customizable for Workplace Safety: Ideal for workplaces with high exposure to ticks, such as forestry, landscaping, or agriculture, these kits can be customized for team needs.
PART NUMBER: 81-0020-1
Kit Contents: Two tick removal tools, powder-free nitrile gloves, adhesive patches, alcohol prep pads, and a zip-lock bag for easy disposal and sanitation.
Sold in multiples of 12 only
PART NUMBER: 81-0020-3
Kit Contents: Two tick removal tools, powder-free nitrile gloves, adhesive patches, alcohol prep pads, and a zip-lock bag for easy disposal and sanitation, all neatly stored in a durable plastic box.
Sold in multiples of 12 only
PART NUMBER: 81-0020-5
Kit Contents: Two tick removal tools, powder-free nitrile gloves, adhesive patches, a plastic adhesive strip, and a benzalkonium chloride wipe for disinfection, all neatly stored in a sturdy plastic box.
Sold in multiples of 12 only
PART NUMBER: 81-0020-6
Kit Contents: Two tick removal tools, powder-free nitrile gloves, adhesive patches, alcohol prep pads, and a zip-lock bag for easy disposal and sanitation, all neatly stored in a durable plastic box.
Sold in multiples of 12 only
Need help choosing the right tick removal kit? Reach out to our specialists for expert guidance and recommendations tailored to your needs.
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We strongly recommend using a tick removal tool instead of tweezers whenever possible. Our tick removal kits are specifically designed to safely remove ticks without crushing or damaging them, which can prevent the release of Lyme bacteria into your bloodstream.
Steps for Safe Tick Removal:
- Select the appropriate hook based on the size of the tick.
- Approach the tick from the side with the hook until it is securely held.
- Gently lift and rotate the hook. The tick will detach after 2-3 rotations.
The goal is to remove the tick quickly, ensuring all parts are removed while preventing saliva or stomach contents from entering the bite wound.
Best Practices for Tick Removal:
- DO clean the tool with antiseptic before and after use, and wash your hands thoroughly.
- DO store the tick in a labeled container for medical evaluation if needed.
- DO NOT squeeze, crush, or use fingernails to remove the tick, as this can lead to further infection or leave the head embedded in your skin.
- DO NOT apply chemicals like petroleum jelly, nail polish, or try to burn the tick, as these methods may cause it to release harmful bacteria.
Using Tweezers: If a tick removal tool isn’t available, use fine-tipped tweezers to grasp the tick as close to the skin as possible. Pull upward with steady pressure without twisting or jerking. After removal, clean the bite area and hands thoroughly with rubbing alcohol, iodine, or soap and water.
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