1. Position the opening of the applicator 1cm above the tick. Hold the aerosol dispenser as vertical as possible.

2. Release the cryoliquid pressing 3 times 1cm above the tick.

3. If the tick still moves after 10 minutes, repeat the process.

4. The tick should fall out after freezing, or lightly dust the tick off the skin once freezing is complete.

What are ticks?

Ticks are parasites that feed on animal and human blood. There are many types of tick species in Australia, though the most common species that attacks humans is the paralysis tick, Ixodes holocyclus.

Where are
ticks found?

Ticks occur in humid, moist bush areas and rely of passing animals to feed on and to transport them

Symptoms of tick bites

The symptoms of a tick bite is usually minor local itching and swelling at the bite site. These symptoms disappear once you remove the tick. Some symptoms of the tick paralysis also include: a rash, headache, fever and
flu-like symptoms. Extreme reactions can include tick anaphylaxis (an allergic reaction) and meat allergy.

What to do if you get bitten?

The most important thing to do is to ensure that the tick is not disturbed, scratched or squeezed and is removed correctly to prevent allergic reactions.
Avoid using household tweezers. Use Medi Freeze Tick Off to freeze and kill the tick.