ASPIVENIN - The anti venom reflex

Aspivenin

ASPIVENIN is a miniature suction pump that produces a negative pressure of about 0.75Atm at the place of application and thus removes all venoms and toxins painlessly and non-invasively.

Regardless of the basic function of sucking out toxins, ASPIVENIN has an additional effect. The negative pressure created stops the blood circulation in the local network of capillaries and thus prevents the further spread of toxins in the body.
This device therefore functions as a tourniquet, although it does not cause negative effects related to its long-term use while waiting for medical help in more serious cases.

One-minute use can prevent the serious effects of bites by:

    -hornets, wasps, bees
    -mosquitoes, bugs
    -ants, flies
   -spiders


Two-minute use will vacuum the ticks completely.

For three minutes, it prevents the effects of bites:

    -vipers
    -spiders
    -poisonous fish
    -scorpions


ASPIVENIN applied in a short time at the site of the bite, prevents the penetration of the toxic substance into the body and by sucking these substances out at the same time removes the pain.
In practice, in less severe cases there is only a slight congestion at the site of application, while no negative symptoms associated with the bite occur.

HOW TO USE:

- Gently attach the tip most appropriate to the bite site to the ASPIVENIN device and fully extend the plunger.
- Holding ASPIVENIN with one hand, put the tip to the skin at the wound site.
- Push the plunger all the way in without releasing thumb pressure until the plunger stops. This will suck you on. Then leave the ASPIVENIN pump on for 60 to 90           seconds in the event of an insect bite and for up to 3 minutes, possibly repeated in the event of a snake bite.
- After use, to remove ASPIVENIN, lift the plunger with the tip of your thumb.
- Wash the wound with a disinfectant.
- Cleaning: tip only, soapy water.

Using the ASPIVENIN pump is not a substitute for seeking urgent medical advice from a doctor in the event of a scorpion sting, snake bite or any other animal wound causing an extreme reaction in the victim.