We have had such an electronic healer against insect bites for over two years and I have to say: it was a **very good** investment.

![bite-away.jpg](https://ipfs.busy.org/ipfs/QmZgbzY6sZ1vzHrQQjDsjBqtzPDJTpmvmm6hA4oqEk8Hzz)
[Stab healer: 2 buttons for 3 and 6 seconds application time (51°C)]

It not only helps against **mosquito** bites but also against bites from other insects such as (horse) **brakes** and also against **wasp** and **bee bites**.

Luckily I have never been stung by a wasp myself, but I know from some people that you can get something out of it for over a week.

A few weeks ago our children were stung three times by wasps within a few days. Even though they were sitting peacefully outside. I quickly had the pen handy and was able to treat the puncture site with it, and just a few hours later the puncture point was barely visible. No curvature or thickening and no blisters.

The working temperature of 51°C (123° Fahrenheit) is unpleasant, especially for children, because they cannot process it so rationally yet, but it only takes a few seconds. The 51°C **does not cause any burns**, but is enough to have an effect.

The proteins that enter the body through the sting are thus denatured by the heat. In addition, the body's own production of histamine is inhibited, which causes itching and swelling.

If you spend a lot of time outdoors or if you have smaller children, a stab healer is definitely recommended for you, as it is far superior to the so-called household remedies. Both in terms of effect and practicability.

The puncture site can also be cooled, which helps additionally.