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title: "Venom Extractor"
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# Powerful double-chamber vacuum pump Reusable with easy cleaning One-handed operation Venom Extractor

**Brand:** sawyer
**Price:** B/.52
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🛡️ Stay one step ahead of nature’s nastiest bites with Sawyer’s venom extractor!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Venom Extractor by sawyer
- **How much does it cost?** B/.52 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- sawyer enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted sawyer brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Safe & Scalpel-Free:** Eliminates dangerous blades—clean, safe, and user-friendly for all outdoor emergencies.
- • **Versatile Cup Sizes:** Four precision-fit cups ensure effective suction on any sting or bite size.
- • **Compact & Lightweight:** Travel-ready design fits perfectly in your hiking or camping gear without weighing you down.
- • **Complete First-Aid Kit:** Includes alcohol pads, bandages, sting wipes, and razor for comprehensive bite care.
- • **Swift Venom Extraction:** Powerful suction removes poisons fast, minimizing risk and maximizing safety.

## Overview

The Sawyer B4 Venom Extractor & Suction Pump Kit is a compact, reusable first-aid tool designed for rapid removal of venom and poisons from snake bites, insect stings, and mosquito bites. Featuring a powerful double-chamber vacuum pump and four interchangeable suction cups, it offers safe, scalpel-free extraction with one-handed ease. Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, this kit includes essential care items like alcohol prep pads, bandages, sting wipes, and a razor, making it a must-have for camping, hiking, and fishing adventures.

## Description

The Sawyer Extractor Pump Kit extracts venom and poisons from the bites and stings of snakes, bees, wasps, mosquitoes, and more. The extractor's double chamber vacuum pump action is designed to provide powerful suction for the extraction of venoms and poisons without the need for scalpel blades or knives used in other kits. Because it's a pump, not a syringe, it's easy to use with one hand. When using, select one of the 4 plastic cups that will best cover the bitten area and attach it to the pump, then using your thumb simply push the plunger and the extractor pump will quickly and effectively remove venoms and poisons from beneath your skin. You can safely reuse the pump many times over by cleaning the cups after each use. The Sawyer Extractor is most effective at retrieving venom outside of the muscle areas of the body. Retrieving venom quickly can significantly improve treatment results by medical practitioners. Note that in muscle areas such as the calf muscle, venom quickly enters the circulatory system and an extractor pump is less effective. Sawyer Products has offered the best, most technologically advanced solutions for protection against sun, bugs, water, and injuries – everything from first aid kits developed for wilderness to point-of-use water filters that filter contaminated water to levels cleaner than U. S. bottled water.

## Features

- Small, reusable vacuum pump helps remove poisons below your skin in one quick motion; use for snake bites, bee/wasp stings, mosquito bites, and more
- Four sizes of plastic cups for use and effective suction on a variety of sting or bite sizes; pump is easy to use with one hand
- Eliminates the need to use dangerous scalpel blades or knives associated with less effective bite kits
- Kit includes Extractor pump, alcohol prep pads, adhesive bandages, sting care wipes, razor (for hair removal), and instruction manual
- Extractor most effectively retrieves venom from extremities and areas of body outside muscle areas; effectiveness varies with the location of the bite
- Sport_type: Camping and Hiking

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 4.92 x 3.19 x 1.34 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.11 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions  LxWxH | 6 x 1.5 x 6.5 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.23 Pounds |
| Brand Name | Sawyer Products |
| Warranty Description | Manufacturer Limited Warranty |
| Model Name | B4 Extractor |
| Color | Yellow |
| Material | Blend |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Sawyer Products |
| Part Number | B4 |
| Model Year | 2015 |
| Style | 1-pack |
| Included Components | One Extractor pump w/ four different sized suction cups; alcohol prep pads; adhesive bandages; sting care wipes; razor; instruction manual |
| Size | One Size |
| Sport Type | Camping & Hiking, Fishing, Outdoor Lifestyle |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Sawyer Products
- **Special Feature:** Reusable
- **Number of Pieces:** 1
- **Color:** Yellow
- **Included Components:** One Extractor pump w/ four different sized suction cups; alcohol prep pads; adhesive bandages; sting care wipes; razor; instruction manual

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: For rattlesnakes, is this ACTUALLY as effective as cutting with a knife? I mean if my life depends on it, I don't want a gimick and do whats nessesary**
A: I've been bitten by a copperhead and didn't have my kit with me. I was in a remote area, several hours from a hospital. I would definitely used the Extractor if I would have had it with me. Don't cut yourself or you'll probably wind up with a much more serious problem. The truth is, you may not even have much of a reaction with a pit viper bite (copperheads, rattlers and moccasins) Chances are their venom will be depleted, or they may just not release much or any venom into the wound. After my bite, my ankle swelled up around the bite and turned black, but I didn't have any further reactions. Either way, it's really scary to get bitten and I will definitely use the Extractor immediately if it happens again. I use it with stings all the time and it works great.

**Q: Would this pull a bee stinger out or should a person try to remove the stinger first?**
A: Actually, the best thing to do is to keep the stinger in and the vacuum will suck the venom out through the stinger.  The device itself will not pull the stinger out.  Then remove the stinger with tweezers.I have done this numerous times and it has kept my reaction to the toxin to a bare minimum.  You can actually see the venom come back out of the stinger.  The most important thing is to use the device within the first five minutes of being bitten or stung.  I keep mine in my car so that I always have it on hand. We use them on centipede bites often and they save you from going through the agony of that painful venom!

**Q: Will this work good for Black Widow bites to? We have 6 black widows all over the house.**
A: Logic tells me if i know i have six black widows and i know where they are i should do a preemptive strike before there is a problem. I have never heard of a benificial black widow spider.

**Q: Does this work on on scorpion and snake bites?**
A: The suction is pretty powerful. It is better on snake bites than the old designs. It works great on bee and wasp stings and should work on scorpion stings also.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Debunk biased study report against Sawyer Extractor Pump Kit
*by S***G on May 31, 2013*

Even though I have just ordered this venom extracting device and I'm not sure if I will have an opportunity to try this device at all, I still decided to give it five stars because of the ability of this device to extract venom from a bite is undeniable and I like the design of pressing down the plunger to create suction, which required one hand only, instead of pulling up the plunger, which requires two hands.I know some "reviewers" have given this device one star only by "citing" the very poor results from a study conducted by the Department of Emergency Medicine, University Medical Center, University of California, San Francisco, Fresno 93702, USA.However, I found the study cited to be very biased because in the study the Sawyer Extractor pump was applied AFTER A 3-MINUTE DELAY in all study samples.Because venom is carried by blood from the bite immediately to other parts of the body in case of snake bite, the slower a person starts to apply the extracting device, the further a large portion of the venom will be carried by blood away from the bite. Therefore, it is extremely important that the extracting device be applied as fast as possible. I found the 3-minute delay to be absurd and unreasonable if someone has the device handy when going on a trip with high risk of snake bite.In my opinion, sterilization of the bite wound is only for non-life-threatening insect bits. If I got bitten by a snake on a field trip, I would apply the extracting device as fast as I could without sterilization and shaving. Even for people with just some body hair, I would recommend no shaving because every second counts. Since there are two bite holes and one extractor only, I would let the extractor stay on each bite hole for no more than about 5 seconds initially, so that there would be no excessive delay on extracting venom from any of the two bite holes. If you let the extractor stay on one bite hole for 5 minutes before treating the other one, about half of the venom would be carried away from the bite already.I also find some people nitpicking to criticize the minor bruising which may be caused by the suction power after the device was applied. When someones life is at stake, it is foolish to worry about minor bruising caused by the treatment. When a doctor decides to cut off the fingers with gangrenes which start to spread on a patient's hands suffering from frost bite, I don't see the same fools criticize the treatment for causing harm to the patient. So stop nitpicking.To be fair, the study by the Department of Emergency Medicine, University of California should have first established the average time required by a person to take out a Sawyer Extractor Pump Kit from a knapsack, open the kit, fit a suction cup on and apply the extractor on the lower leg. Of course,all persons involved in the study must be familiar with how to apply the device before the study. I estimate the time to be within one minute or less instead of the absurd and arbitrarily long delay of 3-minutes used in the study conducted by the Department of Emergency Medicine.If the researchers were being scientific, they should have conducted several tests with different delay times that include, half a minute, one minute, two minutes and three minutes. I believe that the effectiveness of the extractor would be much greater if the delay time is reduced to a more reasonable one.The comment section on the biased report says "Snakebite suction devices don't remove venom: they just suck." I'm appalled by the unscientific and disrespectful attitude of those researcher in making the comment or allowed it to be made on such an official report. When some venom has been found to have been removed even though just a little because of the study not being done with commonsense,it's a lie for them to say that the snakebite suction devices "don't" remove venom. I think their wrong attitude sucks. It's their wrong attitude that caused them to be biased against a mechanical device that works. I think they wrongly considered the suction device, which is easily and cheaply available without doctors' prescription, as a competition against their profession and emergency medicine they were studying.We should bear in mind that the Sawyer Extractor Pump Kit should not be viewed as a kit for the cure of snake bites. This device is only for reducing the amount of venom in the body so as to reduce the damage caused by the venom to the body before a medical facility can be found that can give antivenin injection to the patient. Only the antivenin is the real cure. Therefore, the disrespect of those researchers in saying the snakebite suction devices "suck" is very inappropriate and it's a sign of their having prejudice against this great device for initial treatment of snake bites.Google:How a $10 Purchase Saved a Man's Life After He Was Bitten by a RattlesnakeThe news article reported "the DOCTORS SAY his $10 purchase saved his life".Note that more than one doctor who treated the man came up with the same opinion, so prejudice of one doctor is not at issue. So never mind the biased study report by researchers in Department of Emergency Medicine cited above.The doctors who treated a man's rattlesnake bite have the final verdict. This device works and can help save someone's life. Use it as promptly as possible for best result.Update:I received the device yesterday. It is well-made and easy to use. However, I think the kid should include a narrow oval-shaped suction cup with length of suction opening about 2cm longer than the average distance between the bite holes of most snake bites so that venom can be extracted from both bite holes simultaneously if the cup fits. The oval-shaped cup should be available as spare part so that we don't have to buy another extractor pump to get one. However, I do understand that if the two bite holes are separated by a curved part of the body, then the oval-shaped suction cup may not be suitable.I did a test on how how long it took from the time of trying to get the extractor pump kid from a knapsack on my back by pretending I had just been bitten by a snake to the time of actually creating suction on my leg. It took only about half a minute. The test proves that the 3-minute delay in the biased study by the Department of Emergency Medicine, University of California, is very unreasonable. I believe the effectiveness of the device would have been found to be much greater if only half a minute delay was used.Update:Today I ordered two more Sawyer Extractor Pump kids. One for my family member as a gift. Another one for myself so that I have two of these extractors and in case I get bitten by a poisonous snake, I can extract poison from both bite holes almost simultaneously as soon as possible.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A must-have for every household
*by H***E on August 21, 2009*

The Sawyer Extractor Pump Kit is king! Those old, outdated contraptions with the razor blade are terrible, and it surprises me that they're still manufactured today. Even more surprising is that stores carry them.Last summer I was bitten by a poisonous Hobo spider, and this pump saved me a trip to the ER. I was amazed at how powerful (yet painless) the pump is. I could clearly see the yellow venom being sucked out of the puncture wounds on my hand. Immediately afterwards, the skin discoloration and intense burning/itching from the bite were gone. The only evidence left was two small fang marks, which healed quickly.With the Extractor, you never cut the skin. You simply select one of four fittings (depending upon the size of the bite), plunk it onto the end of the syringe, pull the plunger all the way out, place it down over the bite, and PUSH the plunger in. At first it seems weird to be forcing all this air onto the bite. But once you've emptied the syringe, a powerful vacuum has been created which draws out the venom very effectively. It's so easy to use.TIP: While it's always ideal to extract venom immediately, sometimes a bite is discovered later, perhaps upon awaking in the morning. If the bite marks have scabbed over, scrape the tiny scabs OFF with your fingernail before extracting. The wound has to be open, not sealed, for the suction to work. After use, open the syringe all the way and allow to air out. Wash the removable tip thoroughly with soap and water, but do not submerge the syringe! (Experience speaking here... I fatally damaged one this way.)I've purchased and given several of these as gifts. The enclosed pamplet states that in addition to removing snake venom, this pump can also be used on bee stings and misquito bites. In a snake or spider bite situation, it's wise to seek medical attention. Sometimes, though, one may be in the backcountry where help is unavailable. At times like this, the Extractor could potentially save a life.___________________October 2013 UPDATE: I recently used my Extractor on another spider(?) bite, this time on my neck. It appears to have happened at home, though I never saw the arachnida. The bite was red, swollen larger than a quarter, and was burning and itchy. The Extractor sucked out the venom effortlessly, which took the swelling way down. By the following day, the redness was almost completely gone and the fang marks faded. Though this was in a sensitive place, it again healed very quickly. I've used the Extractor on many, many smaller bites over the past six years. Can't imagine life without it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ See Video, Works great for insect bites.
*by M***E on December 20, 2015*

The media could not be loaded. It is hard to rate this one if you haven't been bitten by a snake, but if you get bitten and it doesn't work, you won't live to rate it so I decided to go ahead and talk about my limited experience with it.I did get bitten by a scorpion and the sawyer did extract the venom, I could actually see it zipping out of the wound, first a little stream of a yellowish ooze and then a little of blood at the end. It worked, I just got a small inflammation, almost like a mosquito bite.I have also used it to extract bot fly larvae and works great for that. The worm pups up like magic.The suction power is strong, you can actually apply this to a pimple and see the pus come out. (disgusting).I have kept one of this in my first aid kit for the last 8 years because I do outdoor training. If a customer gets a bee sting, I apply this and helps.I have heard and read that it is the only one that will actually work on a snake bite please read Mr. Jordan Benjamin's review before you believe that. Just keep it near you to use it immediately after the insect incident or the likes and It should help. I will continue to use this great product for insect bites and the likes, but not rely my life on it for Snake Bites.

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