TRIX TICK LASSO REMOVER PETS & HUMANS DOG SAFE & EASY TO USE

• Reuseable, use on Pets & Human.
• Lightweight and convenient. Like a small pen.
• Lasso the tick, twist and pull - the tick has gone!.
• Simple to Use & Hygienic.
• Recommended by Vets & Doctors.

Product Description ------------------- Getting a tick is always an unpleasant experience, but removing it shouldn't be. The Trix Tick Lasso is the simple to use tick removal tool, recommended by everyone that uses it. Greatly reduce your chances of contracting Lyme Disease, by using a fast and stress free tick removal method. The Trix Tick Lasso The Trix Tick Lasso is the world's most effective tick removal tool on the market today, that removes the whole tick, head and all. Other tick removal tools such as tweezers are inadequate, failing to remove the complete tick, often leaving the head in the skin. The Trix Tick Lasso is designed and manufactured in Sweden, for removing nymph size ticks and larger in both humans and animals. Unlike other solutions, the Trix Tick Lasso is designed to be reusable. Buy Once, Use Often! The Simple, Fast, and Effective Removal!! The Trix Tick Lasso is very fast and easy to attach to all ticks*. The lasso action provides a semi automatic method of correctly gripping the tick. Placement and slight pressure of the tip into the skin are the only requirements, as the lasso pulls the tool into the correct position automatically. The Trix Tick Lasso is extremely easy to master, and very reliable at removing the whole tick down to nymph size. The lasso loop is made of a special fibre which has a pull strength of more than 9 kilos, and is big enough to take care of most tick species in the world. The Trix Tick Lasso is approximately 115mm long, an ideal size to fit into a webbing medi-pack or storm pouch, first aid kit, or pocket. Please Note * The Trix Tick Lasso is suitable for ticks of the species Ixodes (this would include all the species that are known to transmit Lyme disease), it should also work for smaller species of Amblyomma (A. americanum, for example), and possibly for some species of Dermacentor (eg, D. marginatus) or Rhipicephalus. Tests have found it unsuitable for Amblyomma hebraeum, the large African cattle tick. Box Contains ------------ tick lasso