Available online or at the Maplewood Mall in St Paul, Moko's Ticks Suck Recue Kit.
Available online or at the Maplewood Mall in St Paul, Moko's Ticks Suck Recue Kit.
Woodtick Rescue Kit for immediate treatment after a tick bite. Tick tweezers, collections bags, colloidal silver gel, echinacea/oregano spray, charcoal bandages and Ledum Palustre 30C
Complete tick bite kit to help treat tick bites and take the first step to prevent Lyme Disease.
How to treat tick bites after being bitten. Moko Organics' Ticks-Suck Rescue Kit has the steps you need to take after a tick bite. Bring camping and hiking.

TICKS-SUCK Rescue Kit

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  • $39.00

It's summertime, which means outdoor play, hiking, gardening — and tick bites. The creepy crawlies tend to latch on during the summer months and these arachnids are ubiquitous throughout the U.S - yet especially in Minnesota, Wisconsin & the New England States.

  • THERE IS A GOOD CHANCE THAT RIGHT NOW YOU KNOW OF SOMEONE WHO HAS CHRONIC LYME DISEASE.
  • THERE IS ALSO A GOOD CHANCE THAT SOMEONE YOU KNOW RIGHT NOW HAS LYME DISEASE YET IS UNAWARE OF IT AFTER BEING MISDIAGNOSED.

Tick bites are more than just an annoying spring and summer nuisance. Each year, about 300,000 people in the U.S. catch Lyme Disease which is caused by bacteria from a tick bite. Thousands more develop tick-borne diseases such as the malaria-like disease babesiosis, the flulike anaplasmosis and the Heartland virus infection.

People can take steps to avoid the nasty critters, beyond the old-standby advice to cover up and avoid tall grass, experts say. From wood chips to a quick ride in the dryer.

BE PREPARED TO TAKE ON THOSE NASTY LITTLE CREEPS! YOUR FUTURE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING MAY VERY WELL DEPEND ON IT. 

The tick’s saliva can disrupt & halt local immune cells, allowing the infectious agents into the bloodstream. Removing the tick as soon as possible, making sure you have extracted ALL of the mouth parts, boosting the local immune defense by applying natural antibiotic spray and colloidal silver gel, drawing out the toxins with an activated charcoal bandage, & taking oral homeopathic pellets exclusively for bug bites, may give your body added defense against infection.

 

KEEP YOUR TICKS-SUCK RESCUE KIT IN YOUR CAMPER, YOUR CAMPING GEAR, YOUR HIKING BACKPACK & AND IN YOUR HOME AND CABIN. HAVE THIS HEALTH-SAVING KIT WITH YOU ANYTIME YOU ARE OUTDOORS DURING PEAK TICK SEASONS.

TICKS-SUCK RESCUE KIT CONTAINS:
  • · 3-Pack Tick Removers
  • · (3) Collection Bags
  • · Sanitizing Cloths
  • · Colloidal Silver Gel
  • · Echinacea/Oregano Spray
  • · Activated Charcoal Bandages
  • · Boiron Ledum Palustre 30C
  •   Pocket Card with Instructions

DIRECTIONS:

Unpackage kit and review items inside so you will be prepared for your next tick bite. Place items inside of clear zippered bag. 

1) Using the enclosed tweezer, GENTLY remove tick according to directions on package;

2) Place tick in enclosed plastic bag for assessment by practitioner;

3) Spray Echinacea spray directly on bite - allow to dry;


4) Apply Colloidal Silver Gel directly to wound;


5) Cover bite with charcoal bandage;


6) Start taking oral homeopathic Ledum Palustre 30c every two hours for 24 hours.
7) See primary care doctor immediately if you spot a red bullseye or if you suspect a lyme-carrying tick.

FINE PRINT: This kit does not intend to diagnose, treat or cure Lyme Disease or act as a substitute for medical care. This kit does not claim to stop Lyme Disease. Always get fully evaluated by a trusted Lyme-literate health care practitioner.
10 WAYS TO AVOID TICK BITES

1. Repel the bugs

Permethrin, the insecticide found in antimalarial bed nets, kills adult ticks as well as those in their larval stage, called nymphs, which are the likeliest to harbor Lyme disease. Ideally, people should buy permethrin-treated clothing, socks and shoes. Many people swear by cedar and lemon oils for tick prevention. 


REPEAT: DEET IS NOT USEFUL AGAINST TICKS! DO NOT USE THAT CRUD! They still can scurry across a DEET-treated surface, and get to places where the spray is not located, such as a warm human leg.


2. Be vigilant at home

Hiking and camping aren't the most common ways to catch a tick-borne disease. People pick up the ticks in activities in and around the home - with children's play and gardening being some of the riskiest activities,.
Parents should also make sure to do tick checks on children when they come in, he said.

3. Stay in the sun

Tick nymphs have leaky cuticles, or outer covers, that rapidly lose moisture. As a result, they can't survive in environments with lower than 80 percent humidity for more than eight hours.

As a result, nymphs congregate in leaf piles in shady, humid environments, so sticking to sunny areas can reduce tick exposure, he said.


4. Change the landscape

Most ticks around homes stay within a few yards of the interface between the yard and a wooded area.

To keep the yard tick-free, use landscaping that deters mice, deer, woodchucks, and other rodents that carry ticks, he said. People should also remove tick habitat such as leaf piles, shrubs and groundcover near the house. Play sets should be kept in the sun, away from the shade, he added.

Ticks won't cross a barrier of wood chips placed around the yard's perimeter, perhaps because the dry material makes them dry out too much.

5. Check the dog

Though American dog ticks don't usually harbor diseases that sicken people, the lone star tick can often hitchhike on a pet into the home, so pet owners should check pets for the bugs as soon as they come indoors.

Give them a good rub down and give them a good spray with the hose. They hate it but it will be worth it in the long run.

6. Cover up

Covering up can prevent ticks from latching on. Tucking pants into socks is a totally nerdy-looking thing, but in this case it can save you the suffering from a tick-borne disease later on.



7. Lighten up

The clothes you wear should be light-colored. Nymphal ticks are about the size of a poppy seed, so if you wear lighter-colored clothing like light socks, lighter-colored pants, you're going to have an easier time identifying them.

8. Quick dry clothing

Because ticks are so vulnerable to drying out, the hitchhiking parasites can be killed by giving clothing a quick whirl in the dryer on high heat for five minutes.

Ticks can survive the wash, and people who have to both wash and dry their clothes may just toss their clothing into a pile for later. It's better to do a quick dry cycle immediately than to let the tick linger.

9. Shower and inspect
After high-risk activities, people should immediately take their clothes off and do a tick inspection and shower. People who are in the habit of showering immediately after outdoor activities are less likely to get Lyme disease, perhaps because they can catch any biting ticks before they've transmitted the disease.

After biting, ticks can take several hours to transmit Lyme disease, hence it is pertinent that you use the TICKS-SUCK Rescue Kit immediately after finding a tick to assure you are removing tick safely & treating immediately with anti-bacterial sprays and colloidal silver while taking oral homeopathic medication. 

10. Remove the tick
If, after taking all these precautions, people do get bitten, they should remove the tick immediately with tweezers or forceps.
It's important to visit a doctor if flulike symptoms or a suspicious rash appear, and to bring the tick in for testing by a state health department to see if it harbors any diseases, 

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