Tick Remover Spoon - 3 Pack of Lightweight Tick Remover Tools with Free Tick ID Card & Carabiner (1 Set, 3 Spoons)

Living in a wooded area means enjoying nature to the fullest, but it also comes with the risk of encountering ticks. My boyfriend and I love hiking, but he used to be really scared of ticks. That's where the TickCheck Tick Remover Spoon comes in – it's been a game-changer for us!Firstly, it's incredibly easy to use. The spoon design is intuitive and makes removing ticks a breeze, even in those tricky spots. After our hikes, my boyfriend can confidently check himself and remove any ticks without the fear of leaving parts behind or causing irritation.The compact size is another big plus. We keep one on our keychain, so it's always within reach whenever we're out exploring. This little tool has given us peace of mind knowing we have a reliable way to handle ticks promptly.What's more, it's not just for adults. I can see this being incredibly useful for kids too, especially if you have little adventurers who love exploring outdoors. It's safe, effective, and takes the stress out of dealing with ticks.Overall, I highly recommend the TickCheck Tick Remover Spoon to anyone who spends time outdoors, especially in wooded areas. It's a simple yet essential tool that has made a real difference for us. Don't leave home without it!

Best tick removal I have ever used! I have a bird dog and it is normal to find 20-30 ticks after a day of hunting. This thing is gold! Must have for dog owners and camping enthusiasts!

Perfect, gave one to friend to keep in car. Nice tag describes ticks, added feature can add to key chain. My daughter suggested this, as lives near lots of ticks. Great product, easy to use. Thre in package is good helpful idea.

Works well. Had 1 before but, misplaced it.

The removal ability is incredible. It’s easy to use you take the spoon and you do the body to the head and it pulls right out. There is no pain. The dog doesn’t realize you’re removing it. Quality is awesome.

Super easy to use. The 3 pack makes it nice to have them in the house and to keep 1 in my car. I’m a professional dog sitter and there’s a handy key chain with a useful tick chart that I can attach the “spoon” to. And carry with me. Highly recommend!

Dec 2019 - I'm updating my review now that I've used the tick spoon. First, I had a tick on myself. This spoon popped it out easily. Then our big dog apparently laid in a tick nest or something; so far we've found 30 ticks on her in the last few days. This spoon makes easy work of removing them. Normally it's a fight to have the dog be still while you re-find the tick and get tweezers around it; but our dog doesn't seem to mind this method much at all (though she's not crazy about us pulling ticks off on her face). Our smaller dog had a few ticks, and the spoon method didn't bother her either.I can't imagine if we'd had to pull all these ticks off using the old-fashioned method! 😫 It's also easy to use a bit of toilet paper to wipe each tick off so you can get the next one. I've been flushing them; but I did just read that they should be submersed in alcohol to kill them.July 2019 - Haven't used yet, but looks promisingThis isn't the kind of thing that you order when you need it, and use it as soon as you get it. ;) So I haven't had to use it yet to remove a tick; though it looks promising! I'm a little concerned about how well the spoons will work and hold up when we use it on the dogs, but they look like they'll do great on people. I am curious whether it actually removes the head or just pops the body off. It came with a tick ID card, which I can't see being terribly useful; but it's not like they charged extra for it! The carabiner is nice so you can attach it easily to your pack if hiking.

My review is a bit confusing I'm sure, because the product does provide value for the money and it came exactly as pictured. I had never used this design of tick remover before, and have attempted to use it several times on my dogs. Because you have to scoop the tick with this device, it's hard to do with a squirmy dog. I found myself pulling the ticks off with my fingers anyway. Maybe I just need to keep practicing.