Products for Sting and Bite Relief

Stingose Gel

25g

Calms and soothes the pain, itch and swelling of most insect bites and stings. Ideal for smaller affected areas.

When to Use
Gel for insect bites affecting smaller areas. Use immediately on smaller areas with bites and stings from ants, mosquitos, wasps, bees, sand flies, sea lice, vines and nettles.
Tips
Stingose is effective when applied immediately. Always have Stingose on hand whenever you are outdoors. In case of severe allergic reactions, seek medical attention immediately.

Stingose Spray

25mL or 100mL

Calms and soothes the pain, itch and swelling of insect stings and bites. Ideal for larger affected areas that are sensitive to touch. Spray format offers easy and convenient application for adults and children.

When to Use
Ideal for larger affected areas that are sensitive to touch. Spray format offers easy and convenient application for adults and children. Use immediately on larger areas with bites and stings from ants, mosquitos, wasps, bees, sand flies, sea lice, vines and nettles.
Tips
Stingose is effective when applied immediately. Always have Stingose on hand whenever you are outdoors. In case of severe allergic reactions, seek medical attention immediately.
Which Type of Insect Bite and Sting can Stingose be used for?

Use Stingose to treat bites and stings of most insects and plants, including ant bites, mosquito bites, wasp stings, bee stings, sand fly bites, sea lice bites, vines and nettle stings.

Stingose is available in two convenient formats: as an itch relief gel or a spray. The itch relief gel and spray contain the same active ingredient: aluminium sulphate 200mg/mL (20% w/v).

Choose your Stingose depending on the size of the affected skin area or type of bite. If symptoms persist, seek medical attention.

Insects
Mosquito Bites
Mosquito Bites
Ant Bites
Ant Bites
Sandfly Bites
Sandfly Bites
Sea Lice Bites
Sea Lice Bites
Wasp Stings
Wasp Stings
Bee Stings
Bee Stings
Plants
Vines
Vines
Nettles
Nettles

Common Types of Insect Bites and Stings

From mosquitos and sandflies to wasps and bees — there is no shortage of insects that bite and sting leaving you itchy and sore. It’s important to understand what type of insect you’re dealing with, so you can provide effective insect bite treatment, and know when to seek urgent medical assistance.
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Why Stingose?

Stingose comes in two formulas for insect bites and stings – spray and gel.
The insect bite gel and spray contain the same active ingredients.