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【funinusa.net comprehensive report].usb type-cIt may solve a lot of technical problems, but we can't expect it to solve problems from nature. A German company called Kamedi is selling oneNamedheat-itUSB Type-Cequipment, claiming that it can alleviate or ** mosquito, wasp and wasp bites or stings.
This gadget can be plugged into the phone's Type-C port, and the metal surface on the other side can generate heat. Once it's plugged into your phone (there are Android and iOS apps), you can customize the duration of the heat treatment (or turn the temperature down a bit with kid-friendly or sensitive** mode). The principle of this "** is to apply 51 degrees Celsius (123.) to the bite site8 degrees Fahrenheit). Kamedi cites published in Sweden"Pathology".acta dermato-venereologicaMagazineon a study to prove their claims. The study, which specifically used heat-it, claims that it is "the first published real-world controlled study on the use of concentrated heat to relieve itching caused by insect bites or stings" and notes that the findings "demonstrate that the use of topical heat after an insect bite or sting can significantly reduce itching and pain, with data from a large dataset with more than 12,000 registrations from more than 1,700 people**".Why not have a cup of tea?It's a high-tech solution that people have been trying for a long time. One can simply use a cup with a hot drink to do the same job or put a hot spoon in boiling water to scald it. But if you're hiking outdoors, you probably won't have these tools. However, the device can also help heat specific parts of the bite. And since the app can customize the heat and duration, you can customize what a hot spoon can't. Prevention is better than prevention, so your best bet may be to use a good insect spray. While this may be a high-tech solution to low-tech problems, at least the USB-C standard means you can try it out on your iPhone (thanks to the EU) or Android. We haven't tried these things yet, but supporters of the USB-C standard and people who are often bitten by bugs can find this gadget on Amazon in the US and UK. Welcome to Funinusa.NET forum discussions