Beurer BR60 Insect Bite Healer

Wow! I love this bug bite zapper so much I already bought a back up. 23andme says I'm more likely to attract mosquitos and I do get bit a LOT unless I douse myself with DEET, yuck! Plus, I have super sensitive skin, that breaks out with satellite hives from even minor skin irritation. Add to that, I'm allergic to bug bites which swell up and itch for a week or more even with cortisone or calamine. So when I venture outside, well, I'm a hot mess, right quick. Lol We just finished a cross country RV trip with plenty of opportunities to test out this big bite zapper on many, many mosquito bites for both me and my spouse. So glad I brought it! It was soooo nice not itching, or dealing with bug spray or anti itch goop all over me, and not smelling like Off the entire trip! Most of the time the itching instantly goes away after one short press of this nifty device. With bigger bites or bites I don't catch right away (because I forget to put the device in my pocket before going outside), I sometimes have to do another short press or even a long press to get the itching to stop. My husband prefers the long press but he doesn't have sensitive skin. Once it stops the itching, it's like the bites never happened! My husband had identical results. The only bites it hasn't worked so well on for us are a couple spider bites. It still reduced itching and discomfort with those bites though too, it just didn't entirely eliminate them. The batteries have lasted several weeks even with regular use. It must automatically turn off after a while if you forget to turn it off. Sure love that! Haven't had to change batteries yet. It's easy to tell when it's on, the switch displays green when on. And the active zap light is a bright blue semi-circle for a short press and a full circle for a long press so there's no confusion how long is going to zap you! And, yes, it hurts when it zaps you, some places more than others, but instant relief from the itching is SO worth it to me. It's not even an issue for me. It easily fits in a pocket. Has a nice sleek modern design and is easy to clean. My only suggestion is I wish it had a way to attach it to a key chain or a lanyard so there's less chance of it falling out of a pocket or setting it down somewhere and misplacing it. It's that important to me! I've had friends look at me weird when I use it in front of them the first few times but when they eventually get bit, they try it and it works for them too! And before you know it I'm sending them the Amazon link. This little device is a game changer!! I won't go outside without it now. I don't know how I coped before, it's like a miserable dream. Good bye stinky bug spray, red bumps, itching, and calamine lotion! I love my bug bite zapper!

I get really itchy mosquito bites that swell up and turn red, and generally, it makes me hate mosquitoes, getting bitten, and the great outdoors. I've tried everything else, from rubbing salt, toothpaste, garlic, those sticks with some kind of liquid to stop the itchiness, multiple medications. The only thing that kind of worked was taking multiple medications, but then I'm sleepy, and I'm also popping tons of pills every several hours. Also, you're carrying around a lot of kit. All the other things only worked for a short period of time, or just made it a little less itchy, so I had resigned myself to a life of itchiness. Plus, you know, since I react so badly to bites, mosquitoes are attracted to me and to no one else. I stumbled across the heated spoon trick recently, and I was desperate, so the next time I got bitten, I was just outside the house, and I tried it. It actually worked for both me and my son. However, carrying an electric kettle and a spoon out in the field isn't really feasible. So I got this nifty little item. Unfortunately, for some bites, it does not seem to work very well, but I suspect that's because they aren't mosquito bites. When I have a confirmed mosquito bite, this item is amazing. I have only done the 3 second option because it's already hot before 3 s, and I'm worried about burns. Plus, the 3 s option is enough if it's a mosquito bite. I just killed a blood sucking mosquito earlier today, and within a few minutes, I used this item, and it did try to swell up, but it wasn't itchy at all. Now, a few hours later, the swelling and the redness is gone. No itchiness. I totally recommend this item. It's convenient, it's portable, it's easy to use. Plus, you don't smell of garlic or have sticky fingers from smearing some weird paste that only sort of works for a couple hours at most, and then you're stuck trying to use other home remedies for the next couple days. In addition to healing from the weeping wound that you've scratched open. So just buy it.

It works like magic! It surely stopped the itching feeling immediately :)

I find that this genuinely works, at least for a few hours. I find that I later have to re-apply the heat to the bite to numb the itch. Once I do, the itch definitely goes away. The product comes in very good quality packaging and is made really well. Not flimsy or easy to break. I've dropped it a couple times already and it still works well. Easy to use and if you can handle the few seconds of burn, it is worth it because that little bit of burn easily outweighs the hours and days of itch and bleed and scab that I usually get from bites.

I am literally allergic to mosquito bites, while also being loved by the cretins - While most people will get a few pencil-tip eraser-sized bites all over them that go away in a few days, I will end up with 10 on one leg, that end up swelling anywhere from between paintball to golfball sized welts, and lasting for 2 weeks at minimum. This thing helps a LOT with minimizing the itching and subsequent swelling and reducing the recovery time. As soon as I realize I am scratching a bug bite, I will use this device. The 3-second, 1-button-press 'sensitive skin' setting has been working just fine for me. The heating action can be a bit uncomfortable - not like you're getting burned, even though it is a steady increase in heat, but more like you've been zapped by static electricity; It kind of 'tickles'. Which, in retrospect, I suppose helps with minimizing the urge to scratch, as that little bit of discomfort, is 'satisfying' enough to figuratively 'scratch the itch', without literally doing so. It uses 2 AAA-batteries and it's pocket-sized - while highly portable, it would be quite easy to lose track of it, so I wish it had a way to attach a strap to it, but that's a convenience wish and not a utility wish. I would HIGHLY recommend this thing no matter if you are allergic to mosquito bites or not - being able to literally burn-zap the itchiness away is awesome.

Nice, portable design. Works like a charm. No regrets.

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