TiCK SiDEKiCK is your on-the-go tool for quick and effective tick removal. With a built in flashlight and multi-tool design it safely removes ticks of all sizes and types from both people and pets. Its compact, lightweight build makes it easy to carry - whether you are exploring nature, working outdoors or on the move - you're always prepared!
How to Use Your SiDEKiCK
1. Spot It: The built-in flashlight gives you clear visibility in low light and through dark or long fur.
2. Remove It: Use the right tool for the situation: the hook for a steady, controlled removal, or the retractable tweezers for precision with smaller ticks.
3. Done!: Clean and total removal in one motion giving you and your family peace of mind.
Easy to Use
After time outside, put on TiCK MiTT and sweep head-to-toe across clothes, skin, and pet fur. Focus on areas such as behind the knees, armpits, waistline and tails.
Rub TiCK MiTT over skin, clothes, and pet's fur.
Optional Step: Place your TiCK MiTT in the dryer for ten minutes (dryer bag included inside).
Dispose of the ticks, and your TiCK MiTT is ready for use again.
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Use the hook for a steady, controlled removal—especially when the tick is hard to grip. Use the retractable tweezers when you need precision in tight spots or for smaller ticks.
Use the built-in flashlight to get clear visibility, then remove slowly and steadily without squeezing the tick’s body. If you’re unsure after removal, consult a medical professional or veterinarian.
Basic tweezers can work, but they’re easy to slip or squeeze—especially when you’re stressed, in low light, or working through fur. SiDEKiCK adds built-in flashlight visibility plus purpose-built tools (hook + retractable tweezers) to help you remove ticks with more control and confidence.
Yes. The built-in flashlight helps you see through dark, long, or thick fur so you can spot the tick and work more precisely.
Clean the area with soap and water, then monitor the bite site (and how you or your pet feels) over the next several days. If you notice unusual symptoms or irritation—or you’re unsure the tick was removed cleanly—contact a medical professional or veterinarian.
