Philips Hue UST Tick Wrangler with Lightweight Design, Ruler and Carabiner for Tick Removal While Hiking, Camping, Backpacking or Outdoor Survival
$5.67
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Add style and function to your key chain with the UST Tick Wrangler, which safely removes the entire tick (including the head) and a carabiner for easy attachment to key rings, belt loops, and backpacks. Ideal for all your outdoor adventures as well as those with household pets, the Tick Wrangler includes a ruler to help identify the type of tick, enabling you to determine the risk of Lyme Disease or other types of infection. Made from sturdy aluminum, the compact Tick Wrangler fits in your pocket or in a first aid kit.
Aluminum
Imported
DIMENSIONS: 3. 69” L x 1. 63” W and weighs 0. 3 oz
EASE OF USE: Included ruler helps identify the species of tick to help asses for Lyme Disease or other types of infection
VERSATILITY: Safely removes all sizes and types of ticks and can be used on people or pets
DURABLE: Study aluminum construction will not bend, rust, crack or break
COMPACT: Small size fits in your first aid kit and easily attaches to gear with the included carabiner
13 reviews for Philips Hue UST Tick Wrangler with Lightweight Design, Ruler and Carabiner for Tick Removal While Hiking, Camping, Backpacking or Outdoor Survival
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N. Lambe –
Works Great!
I love this little tool! I live on a tree line and my animals like to go back there. Well in some instances they’ve come back with ticks. This tool works great. On any size tick! Even the super small ones. My pets don’t even know I did anything. It pulls the whole tick off, head and all. I They’re made strong, but small. It’s the right size to throw in your pocket or on a keychain. I will never go back to tweezers or a pair hemostats again.
Tracee Leidy –
Works for people or pets
Works amazingly to remove ticks fromPeople or pets safely.
Tori Val –
If you’re outdoors a lot you may need this
I bought this because I am an outdoorsy person who has had many a ticks in my life. The quality is very good and functionality as well. It’s straight forward and easy to use. The only downsize is it is quite large. I’ve had Lyme disease before so I try to be extra cautious, but I definitely want to be able to remove ticks properly to avoid and unnecessary risks
Andrew –
Great tool
Bought these for the bug out bag but they are great for people who hike/camp. A must have and super easy to use
Krit C. –
TICKS ARE EVERYWHERE THIS YEAR- AND THIS HELPS!
I put this right onto my hiking bag. We hit the trails almost daily, so I have to be vigilant when it comes to ticks. My pup loves to track deer, which does not help. This tool removes ticks easily, legs and all, it has a carabineer to attach it to whatever you may be carrying, a ruler to measure the tick size in case you are unsure if it is a deer tick or not, and is made out of metal so it will not break. So cheap I got a few so there is always one in the Jeep, on my pack and on my extra keys.
cls –
The Tick Wrangler is a simple yet effective tool.
Simple yet effective product. We put this tool to the test – we spent the weekend at a cabin in the woods where there were a lot of ticks. We had several tick bites. The Tick Wrangler allowed us to remove them easily. Well designed.
Ashley Campbell –
Convenient
This product is small and durable and can be put on your key chain and is useful in cases when you have a tick. I have two dogs and need something on me at all times to remove ticks on hikes. With the ring you can clip it onto your backpack or bag and make it easy to find.
DH –
Durable and works the first time
After reading reviews, I was concerned that this was flimsy, like it was made out of tin.I found this to be made of aluminum, which means it is sturdy and up to the task of pulling a tick. This worked as advertised. I wish I’d bought this sooner.
Gilles H. –
Bought this little tool as our cat is always outside and this is a great little tool.
Manuel Hernández –
Ligeros, compactos y utiles
Kit Cat Muncher –
This is the method I use to remove my dogs’ ticks. One in each leash so I can find them when needed.
Jim –
Looks like it will work; unlike competing products in plastic, this shouldn’t break.
Miranda –
I haven’t had to use these yet to remove ticks. However, I did clip them to my backpack. It got knocked once in the backseat of the car and it was enough to make the clip unable to close. I am switching the tick removal key to something else so that it does not get lost while hiking. The key itself seems sturdy.