ZapperClick For Mosquito Bites
Click, don't scratch!
Everyone was told as a child not to scratch their mosquito bites. For the not-so-disciplined among us, there's a new gadget in town. For those who aren't fans of skin-bleaching anti-itch lotions or who doubt the effectiveness of aloe vera, there's an electronic way to relieve insect bite discomfort. This technie route involves zapping the itch out of mosquito bites by a mild current of impulses created by a piezo crystal.
Some of us are a lot more prone to attracting the blood-suckers, and when they bite, we swell or even welt. The itching can be excrutatingly irritating. Others just like having the latest gadget. It won't keep the vampires away, but it can help with post-puncture damage control, treating up to 1,000 bites. It doesn't need a battery and is small enough to carry in your purse.
They're sold at Amazon, so there's also the added benefit of checking out user reviews. Here's a sample, thanks to Janet Mortimer from the UK:
"Having been bitten to death recently on a yoga holiday in Corfu (morning and evening classes in grassy areas) I was so grateful to my husband for having sent me on my holiday with this wonderful gadget. It is strange to think that a painfree tiny amount of electricity can have such a magical effect on insect bites - the mosquitoes found all of us very tasty - a few clicks on the bitten area reduced the itching and you could see the swelling go down with each click. Most of the group thought it was a ridiculous idea until they saw the effects and then the only 2 things disturbing our peaceful yoga classes were the call to borrow "my clicker" and the clicking of my Zapperclick giving instant relief. Thank you for whoever invented it."
Everyone was told as a child not to scratch their mosquito bites. For the not-so-disciplined among us, there's a new gadget in town. For those who aren't fans of skin-bleaching anti-itch lotions or who doubt the effectiveness of aloe vera, there's an electronic way to relieve insect bite discomfort. This technie route involves zapping the itch out of mosquito bites by a mild current of impulses created by a piezo crystal.
Some of us are a lot more prone to attracting the blood-suckers, and when they bite, we swell or even welt. The itching can be excrutatingly irritating. Others just like having the latest gadget. It won't keep the vampires away, but it can help with post-puncture damage control, treating up to 1,000 bites. It doesn't need a battery and is small enough to carry in your purse.
They're sold at Amazon, so there's also the added benefit of checking out user reviews. Here's a sample, thanks to Janet Mortimer from the UK:
"Having been bitten to death recently on a yoga holiday in Corfu (morning and evening classes in grassy areas) I was so grateful to my husband for having sent me on my holiday with this wonderful gadget. It is strange to think that a painfree tiny amount of electricity can have such a magical effect on insect bites - the mosquitoes found all of us very tasty - a few clicks on the bitten area reduced the itching and you could see the swelling go down with each click. Most of the group thought it was a ridiculous idea until they saw the effects and then the only 2 things disturbing our peaceful yoga classes were the call to borrow "my clicker" and the clicking of my Zapperclick giving instant relief. Thank you for whoever invented it."
Trend Themes
1. Electronic Itch Relief - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Developing advanced electronic devices to alleviate discomfort from insect bites using innovative technologies like piezo crystals.
2. Non-chemical Skin Care - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Creating alternative solutions to traditional anti-itch lotions by exploring electronic devices that provide effective relief without the use of chemicals.
3. Portable Insect Bite Treatment - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Designing compact and portable gadgets that can provide instant relief for mosquito bites, making them convenient for travel and everyday use.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Introducing electronic devices specifically designed for itch relief into the consumer electronics market, targeting individuals prone to insect bites.
2. Personal Care - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Incorporating electronic itch relief devices into the personal care industry, providing an alternative solution for individuals seeking effective relief from mosquito bites.
3. Travel and Outdoor - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Collaborating with the travel and outdoor industry to integrate portable itch relief gadgets into travel essentials, offering relief for individuals in mosquito-prone areas.
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