Treating Bee Stings

Bee Stings - Ouch!! To treat a bee sting use Thentix to help take the pain away immediately. It will sooth and help any swelling go down quickly.

In Springfield last year at the Big E fair, one of the vendors got stung by a bee. He was handling food - a lot of sweets - and the bees were around. He came to me and asked it the Thentix would help - we put some on and within minutes the pain of the sting and the swelling were gone. He put a little more on a couple of more times through the day to make sure and he could work the rest of the twelve hour day with no distraction.

Thentix makes a great first aid treatment for bee stings. Have it around when you are camping or working in the yard. You can use it for sunburn (prevent and sooth) and also for other insect bites such as mosquito bites.

Another useful trick is baking soda. Put a little bit of baking soda in the palm of your hand with a few drops of water to make a paste. Then apply to the area of the bee sting. That will help draw out the poison.

If you are going to use Thentix, apply it every few hours as needed. With all the great ingredients like honey and aloe vera and vitamin E, it will help heal the bee sting very quickly.