How to Remove a Tick

If a tick is removed within 24 hours, the chances of it transmitting Lyme disease or other infections are less.

Safe tick removal methods:

Method 1: Intradermal Blister
Method 2: Straw and Knot
Method 3: Tweezers
Method 4: Tick-Removal Tool/Kit

Not all tick removal methods are safe. Certain removal methods may increase your chances of contracting Lyme disease.

Safe Tick Removal

Tick Removal Kit

5 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating

(1 customer review)

$18.00

TICK REMOVAL KIT, for your first-aid kit, or glove box, with tick identification cards, 3 styles of tick removers (ie, if tick is in your ear or a pet’s ear a different tick remover size and style are required), magnifying glass, container to put tick into, instructions for proper tick removal, identification, container to save tick in, Call CanLyme for where to send tick for research, etc.

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Order your tick removal kit from CanLyme!

Comes in its own self contained 6″ x 4″ sturdy nylon zipped pouch to fit in your first aid kit, backpack, purse, or glovebox.

Properly removing a tick can prevent infection. Improper removal of a tick increases your risk of infection.

They retail for $18.00 Cdn each including tax, and shipping in Canada (Canada Post ground unless otherwise requested at your cost). Allow up to 4 weeks for delivery and if not received, call us with your order number 250-768-0978. Outside Canada, shipping is extra.

Bulk orders of 100 or more call us for wholesale quote. 250-808-9978

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5 out of 5

Sandy (verified owner) – June 8, 2017:

Great addition to my first aid kits. I like that it has everything I need in a nice pouch together. Instructions and reference cards are nice to have. Quality seems very good – I have not used it yet, thankfully!

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Lyme disease testing has a ‘gold standard' in Canada.

The Truth

There is no universally accepted test for Lyme disease. Every lab test has its advantages and disadvantages, but overall Lyme tests in Canada are largely flawed. Other labs recommended by CanLyme are all certified and accredited, run by PH.D's who simply refuse to follow flawed testing protocol. Canada has no mechanism for better testing due to bureaucratic controls that are influenced by for-profit players, and not victims and their experts.

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