Insect Bite & Sting Relief

Do Bug Bites drive you crazy? Join most of the planet's population. The itching is nearly unbearable, and if you scratch that Bug Bite, it only gets worse. But what makes a bug bite itch, and how do you get some relief? Let's use mosquito bites as an example. When a mosquito bites you, she injects a small amount of her saliva under the skin and it works as an anti-coagulant to keep the blood thin so she can drink her fill. Now the first time in your life you ever get bit, you probably won't even have a reaction. But after that, your body will start sending out antibodies every time it detects that saliva in subsequent bug bites, and that's when you wind up with the classic itchy red bumps.

Some people have little reaction to Bug Bites or Bee Stings, while others can have reactions ranging from mild to severe. The most important thing is to get some relief for those itchy Bug Bites before your scratching opens up the skin. Once that happens, you are vulnerable to other opportunistic germs and run the risk of developing an infection.

ARMSTRONG SKIN AID for BUG BITES can provide relief for itchy, stinging Bug Bites. The all natural formula of Pasteurized Cream, Beeswax, and Rosin goes to work right away. Just rub some on the bite and in moments you will feel the itch begin to subside, and you will lose the urge to scratch. Then the natural antiseptic properties of the ingredients in ARMSTRONG SKIN AID for BUG BITES will draw out the beginning infection and prevent the further growth of bacteria.

ARMSTRONG SKIN AID for BUG BITES is easy to carry with you anytime you want to enjoy the great outdoors. The paste-like salve is conveniently packaged in stick form and easily fits in a purse, glove compartment, or first aid kit. And you'll be happy to know that this all natural formula is completely non-toxic, so it's safe for your children's bug bites and bee stings as well.