does it work on spider veins?
1809419
No. Spider viens are too deep under the skin. I use this device for tiny broken capillaries on my face and chest, and raised age spots with some success. Works best for skin tags.
1809420
I have not tried it on spider veins but on my age spots it takes 3 or 4 treatments but it works!
312998
I don't know if it can but its worth trying..This is the only thing that heal my husbands legs during the one year struggles of fighting infections due to diabetes problem
943079
I can't say whether or not it would be effective towards fleas or not. I can, however, say that it is very effective at killing spiders. My house is an old one, and spiders have been a constant problem in the past. Just a spray of this around the crown molding and in corners, and no more spiders in my house. You will have to reapply about every month, but that's a small price to pay to be spider-free.
482129
Yes, It camouflage my varicose veins and my cellulitis, also when I got bruises doesn't cover completely but they appear less noticeable....;)
628892
Yes: It does work on Spider Mites. A mixture of liquid detergent and water is also effective.
826720
No! They work on any cut or wound that is bleeding on anyone. The powder forms an instant scab, that completely stops the bleeding. Also, we feel that the wound heals in about half the normal time as well. The packets are small enough to carry one in your pocket, wallet, or any place you can tuck one, for quick access.
305242
Yes- I use them on my cats all the time. Just be sure to only trim the tips of the claws and not hit the vein.
1345105
I have no idea; but it works on deer, that's for sure. Wished it worked on moles and voles, rats and mice.
1230829
I believe so. The information packet that it comes with doesn't say otherwise. You just can't use over any varicose veins. I also use this on my neck when I do my face.
1269496
Bought for a relative so haven't used one myself. I think it would reduce the vascularity of the area making the vein "hide" but at the same time, I don't think it would hurt to try.
2235255
I don't know how it would do with venomous snakebite, spiders or scorpions. I too have heard that suction for snakebite can do more harm than good. What I HAVE used it for are bee and wasp stings. I used to be a beekeeper, and hardly a summer goes by I don't get a wasp or yellowjacket sting. My experience is if the device is used immediately after being stung and applied continuously for 2-3 minutes, the pain is dramatically reduced, leaving only a little residual discomfort. I stopped beekeeping because I was getting successively worse reactions from the stings, but the Extractor really helped. I think it's wise to not expect it to do more than this, and get advance knowledge about specific nasties that could potentially do more than just hurt you for a little while if left to run its course.
2257003
It does not work - period. I have ALL of them in my room for spiders and not a day goes by when I don't see a few. Don't waste our money.
1888064
Yes this does work on brown recluse spiders. I am in Florida and a friend down the way got bit by one and had to go to the hospital. I saw a couple in our house but since I have used this product I have not seen one.
1265165
I do not believe this product would work on spiders. It is specified for the deterrence of snails and slugs which crawl against the ground and, therefore, in direct contact with the material spread there to destroy these plant eaters. Spiders with their long, spreading, spindly, arching legs are likely able to just "step" over the raspy material with no affect.
1475371
don't know. didn't have a spider issue. seems to have worked on stink bugs; only a few this year and they were decidedly disoriented and sluggish on the screens.
1225703
It did not stop spiders. It only gives off a pulse at foot level when it senses motion.
1017757
It just lights up (and you're not supposed to look at the light) and heats up a small area. It does not find veins.