Hi,

Figured you folks would have some good suggestions.

Used the bug pain reliever stick, "After-Bite", on my 4-1/2 yr old
Grandson for a simple mosquito bite.

Kid literally went thru the roof.

Surprised, as I believe it is nothing but Ammonia in the stick that
they have been making for years.
Perhaps a change in formula ?

Anyway, anyone suggest a simple stick type applicator bug pain reliever
that won't be worse than the bite itself, and is effective ?

Thanks,
Bob

On 6/10/2015 7:25 AM, Bob wrote:
Hi,

Figured you folks would have some good suggestions.

Used the bug pain reliever stick, "After-Bite", on my 4-1/2 yr old
Grandson for a simple mosquito bite.

Kid literally went thru the roof.

Surprised, as I believe it is nothing but Ammonia in the stick that
they have been making for years.
Perhaps a change in formula ?

Anyway, anyone suggest a simple stick type applicator bug pain reliever
that won't be worse than the bite itself, and is effective ?

Thanks,
Bob

What kind of roof did he literally go through? Was it
asphalt shingles, or cedar shakes?

Did he go from up, and down into the building, or did
he start indoors and end up over the house?

Did he use a hatchet like the folks in New Orleans?

I've not tried bite remedies, but I'm curious about
the literal going through the roof.

-
..
Christopher A. Young
learn more about Jesus
.. www.lds.org
..
..

On 6/10/2015 6:25 AM, Bob wrote:
Hi,

Figured you folks would have some good suggestions.

Used the bug pain reliever stick, "After-Bite", on my 4-1/2 yr old
Grandson for a simple mosquito bite.

Kid literally went thru the roof.

Surprised, as I believe it is nothing but Ammonia in the stick that
they have been making for years.
Perhaps a change in formula ?


If the skin is broken or just tender, ammonia burns like a mofo. I'm
not surprised a little kid reacted so strongly to it, it probably hurt
like hell.

I use first aid gels that contain lidocaine, since that numbs the
area. I buy the Solarcaine aloe vera gel w/lidocaine, and keep it in
the fridge - the cold gel feels good on burns and bites. An added
benefit of the gel products is that the gel dries quickly and forms a
skin over the applied area, which takes a little more effort wash or
wear off.

In ,
Bob belched:
Hi,

Figured you folks would have some good suggestions.

Used the bug pain reliever stick, "After-Bite", on my 4-1/2 yr old
Grandson for a simple mosquito bite.

Kid literally went thru the roof.

Surprised, as I believe it is nothing but Ammonia in the stick that
they have been making for years.
Perhaps a change in formula ?

Anyway, anyone suggest a simple stick type applicator bug pain
reliever that won't be worse than the bite itself, and is effective ?

Thanks,
Bob

for a simple mosquito bite all I use in white vinegar

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On 6/10/2015 7:25 AM, Bob wrote:
Hi,

Figured you folks would have some good suggestions.

Used the bug pain reliever stick, "After-Bite", on my 4-1/2 yr old
Grandson for a simple mosquito bite.

Kid literally went thru the roof.

Surprised, as I believe it is nothing but Ammonia in the stick that
they have been making for years.
Perhaps a change in formula ?

Anyway, anyone suggest a simple stick type applicator bug pain reliever
that won't be worse than the bite itself, and is effective ?

Thanks,
Bob

What kind of roof did he literally go through? Was it
asphalt shingles, or cedar shakes?

Did he go from up, and down into the building, or did
he start indoors and end up over the house?

Did he use a hatchet like the folks in New Orleans?

I've not tried bite remedies, but I'm curious about
the literal going through the roof.


I bet NASA would be interested as well.

On Wednesday, June 10, 2015 at 9:15:51 AM UTC-5, ChairMan wrote:
In ,
Bob belched:
Hi,

Figured you folks would have some good suggestions.

Used the bug pain reliever stick, "After-Bite", on my 4-1/2 yr old
Grandson for a simple mosquito bite.

Kid literally went thru the roof.

Surprised, as I believe it is nothing but Ammonia in the stick that
they have been making for years.
Perhaps a change in formula ?

Anyway, anyone suggest a simple stick type applicator bug pain
reliever that won't be worse than the bite itself, and is effective ?

Thanks,
Bob

for a simple mosquito bite all I use in white vinegar

I kill the friggin skeeter first! ^_^

[8~{} Uncle Bite Monster

On 6/10/2015 9:58 AM, Moe DeLoughan wrote:
On 6/10/2015 6:25 AM, Bob wrote:
Kid literally went thru the roof.


If the skin is broken or just tender, ammonia burns like a mofo. I'm not
surprised a little kid reacted so strongly to it, it probably hurt like
hell.

I use first aid gels that contain lidocaine, since that numbs the area.
I buy the Solarcaine aloe vera gel w/lidocaine, and keep it in the
fridge - the cold gel feels good on burns and bites. An added benefit of
the gel products is that the gel dries quickly and forms a skin over the
applied area, which takes a little more effort wash or wear off.

Might be lacerations and abrasions from the
contact with (and literally going through)
the roof.

-
..
Christopher A. Young
learn more about Jesus
.. www.lds.org
..
..

On 06/10/2015 04:25 AM, Bob wrote:
Hi,

Figured you folks would have some good suggestions.

Used the bug pain reliever stick, "After-Bite", on my 4-1/2 yr old
Grandson for a simple mosquito bite.

Kid literally went thru the roof.

Surprised, as I believe it is nothing but Ammonia in the stick that
they have been making for years.
Perhaps a change in formula ?

Anyway, anyone suggest a simple stick type applicator bug pain reliever
that won't be worse than the bite itself, and is effective ?

I recommend WD-40 and duct tape.

Jon

On Wed, 10 Jun 2015 17:45:31 -0700, Jon Danniken
wrote:

On 06/10/2015 04:25 AM, Bob wrote:
Hi,

Figured you folks would have some good suggestions.

Used the bug pain reliever stick, "After-Bite", on my 4-1/2 yr old
Grandson for a simple mosquito bite.

Kid literally went thru the roof.

Surprised, as I believe it is nothing but Ammonia in the stick that
they have been making for years.
Perhaps a change in formula ?

Anyway, anyone suggest a simple stick type applicator bug pain reliever
that won't be worse than the bite itself, and is effective ?

I recommend WD-40 and duct tape.

Jon

Bleach, a mud poultice, tobacco or snuff spit. Use what you have out
in the field. Guy in Texas just died while cutting his neighbor's
lawn.

http://video.foxnews.com/v/4288034593001/texas-man-killed-by-swarm-of-bees-while-mowing-lawn/?intcmp=watchnow#sp=show-clips

https://tinyurl.com/ppa26n3

RIP

On Wed, 10 Jun 2015 07:25:35 -0400, Bob wrote:

Hi,

Figured you folks would have some good suggestions.

Used the bug pain reliever stick, "After-Bite", on my 4-1/2 yr old
Grandson for a simple mosquito bite.

Kid literally went thru the roof.

Surprised, as I believe it is nothing but Ammonia in the stick that
they have been making for years.
Perhaps a change in formula ?

Anyway, anyone suggest a simple stick type applicator bug pain reliever
that won't be worse than the bite itself, and is effective ?

Thanks,
Bob
Sometimes with kids they EXPECT something to hurt, and holler blue
murder before anything even takes effext (or contacts the skin)

On Wed, 10 Jun 2015 07:25:35 -0400, Bob wrote:

Anyway, anyone suggest a simple stick type applicator bug pain reliever
that won't be worse than the bite itself, and is effective ?

The juice from a stem from the jewelweed plant. I saw today that it is now
over a foot tall.

Don. www.foraging.com (e-mail link at home page bottom).

On 6/10/2015 8:05 PM, Oren wrote:

Guy in Texas just died while cutting his neighbor's
lawn.

http://video.foxnews.com/v/4288034593001/texas-man-killed-by-swarm-of-bees-while-mowing-lawn/?intcmp=watchnow#sp=show-clips

https://tinyurl.com/ppa26n3

RIP


Holy cow. That's definitely one for the "No good deed goes unpunished"
category.

On Wed, 10 Jun 2015 07:25:35 -0400, Bob
wrote:

Hi,

Figured you folks would have some good suggestions.

Used the bug pain reliever stick, "After-Bite", on my 4-1/2 yr old
Grandson for a simple mosquito bite.

Kid literally went thru the roof.

Once had a nurse tell me that Preparation H ( or
any similar prep) could be used as a localize pain
killer for insect bites. It works well on ant
bites and slows itch problem.