As soon as you get bitten or stung by a bee, mosquito or any insect for that matter, rub on a good dollop of Lucas' Papaw Ointment on the area and it will stop the itching for 24 hours. It works... Read more

As someone who gets bitten by bugs all the time, I can honestly say that this patch really does work. All you do is place on your clothing or near and it's really effective. Just watch the insects... Read more

Tiger Balm is a Chinese herbal formulation with roots dating back to Chinese Emperor times. There are two main types of Tiger Balm, red and white. The red balm is a more concentrated and... Read more

With your fingernail, mark and "X" on the bite and it will stop itching. Do not sratch the bite at all costs! Read more

Rub a small amount of toothpaste on the bite. Read more

This works especially well for mosquito bites. Put a small amount of toothpaste on the bite, This should stop the itching Read more

Take Piriton tablets or syrup to help get rid of insect bites and get rid of itching quickly. Piriton products contain a sedating antihistamine so it works by preventing the actions of histamine -... Read more

Easy way to stop itching annoying insect bites Read more

To relieve the pain of mosquito bites put ice on your bites for a few minutes Read more

Rub an ice cube directly on the bug bite to help numb and ease itchiness. Read more

This is especially good for Mosquito bites. Place the metal spoon in a cup of very hot water for 5-10 seconds (to a temperature of a hot coffee) and then place the big surface against the bite. The... Read more

Don't itch! The more you itch the worse the bite gets. Read more

Make a hard cross indentation in the bite using your finger nails and put plenty of saliva on it! Read more

Growing up whenever we were around mosquitos this is what my Mom would give us: Geranium Oil to help relieve the itchiness. Many use geranium oil as a natural insect repellent. Topical application... Read more

So effective, yet really simple is this little electrical device that you place on the offending insect bite and 'click'. It delivers a very small electric shock that relieves you of the urge to... Read more

"After Bite" lotion can do wonders to temporarily get rid of itchiness. Read more

Horse fly bites really hurt! Try smothering in nappy cream and taking a strong antihistamine. Well recommended from a notable corner of the Isle of Lewis... Read more

Apply clear nail polish directly on bites and let dry to get rid of the itch. Reapply once nail polish falls off. Read more