PEOPLE have been heaping praise on a “MAGICAL device” that puts an end to one of the few downsides of going away on holiday.
Mosquito bites can be hugely irritating, especially when you’re simply trying to enjoy your holiday.
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However, there’s a handy gadget that not only eases the itching after a bite, but also claims to heal them too.
The Beurer BR60 insect bite healer is meant to relieve symptoms for those who have been bitten by applying heat to the affected area.
The ceramic plate “accelerates the healing process” within three to six seconds.
Users heat up the device then place it on their bite for a few seconds.
Since it uses heat to ease the pain of the bites, it is chemical-free too, which means it shouldn’t irritate the skin.
It has two different settings and is suitable for children and adults.
It also comes with separate settings for sensitive skin and regular users.
It’s also compact and lightweight making it easy to take abroad, where you’re most likely to get bitten by mosquitoes.
Biologist Christina Agapakis is a big fan of the bit gadget, and recently tweeted: “Shoutout to this magical device that heats up mosquito bites really hot and denatures the proteins that make them itchy.”
Plenty of people agree too, giving it an overall score of 4.4/5 from almost 20,000 reviews on Amazon.
One wrote: “This gizmo certainly does the trick. Itches are soothed for a while and the swelling is greatly reduced.”
Another reviewer said: “This product works exceptionally well. Bites will stop itching pretty immediately and actually heal really quickly.”
A third added: “I was definitely sceptical about this, but since nothing else has ever worked to stop the itching of insect bites I decided to give it a go.
“Got the chance to try it yesterday after getting bitten while gardening and have to say I’m amazed by it.”
The bite healer is available from £25.99 on Amazon and comes in two different colours.
Meanwhile, flight attendants swear by this £9 travel item whenever they fly with hand luggage.
And another travel expert has revealed why you should always pack a £1 roll of duct tape in your suitcase.
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