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A tick puller is a small tool which allows you to remove an entire tick fixed on a host, by a sliding position tight under the head of the animal, then by a rotational movement and traction. The tick puller allows this rapid mechanical extraction technique, which is the most efficient, so that the tick, and especially its head and rostrum, does not regurgitate its toxins in the host's body.

The tool is shaped like a crowbar and allows you to enter a tick to detach it by traction perpendicular to the skin accompanied by a rotation, avoiding tearing the head of the tick1.

The tick can also be removed using a small tweezers, using the same method and observing the same precautions. However, handling is less easy than with the ad hoc tool.

It should not be extracted after treatment withether, thealcohol or any other liquid as this can cause the tick to regurgitate in the host's body, and lead to the transmission of agents responsible for borreliosis and in particular in Europe of Lyme disease.

Tick ​​removers are generally plastic and inexpensive. They are often sold in two sizes so that the removal of the tick is better suited to its size. They are found in particular in pharmacy.



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A tick puller is a small tool which allows you to remove an entire tick fixed on a host, by a sliding position tight under the head of the animal, then by a rotational movement and traction. The tick puller allows this rapid mechanical extraction technique, which is the most efficient, so that the tick, and especially its head and rostrum, does not regurgitate its toxins in the host's body. It should not be extracted after treatment withether, thealcohol or any other liquid as this can cause the tick to regurgitate in the host's body, and lead to the transmission of agents responsible for borreliosis and in particular in Europe of Lyme disease. Tick ​​removers are generally plastic and inexpensive. They are often sold in two sizes so that the removal of the tick is better suited to its siz