«Breaking News» How the tube that comes with a child's Nurofen is helping mums remove splinters and bee stings

If your child has ever suffered with a splinter, a shard of glass in their finger or a bee sting, you'll know that it can be as fiddly for you to get it out as it is painful for them to endure.

But now, one mother has shared a genius 'first aid hack' she came across online using the tube that comes with Nurofen Kids' pain relief.

Writing on Facebook, the woman revealed how the suction in the tube can help to remove 'splinters, tiny shards of glass and bee sting venom in a quick, non-invasive, painless way'.

A mother has shared a genius 'first aid hack' she came across online that uses the tube that comes with Nurofen Kids' pain relief (pictured) to get rid of splinters, glass and bee stings

'Turns out they are MAGIC,' the woman wrote in a parenting Facebook group.

'If you have ever bought Nurofen for kids before you would know it comes with this little thing to measure/administer the liquid (gold) medicine,' she began.

'After reading this post you will be stuffing one into your First Aid kit.'

She explained you should place the outer tube hole on the wound and press firmly, then pull the inside orange tube out to extract the offending item (stock image)

So how does the tube work for removing bites, stings, glass and splinters?

'Simply place the outer tube hole over the wound site, press firmly against the skin, then pull the inside orange tube out really quickly,' she said.

'Such a great idea. Kids panic if you go near them with needles and tweezers to get those things out,' one person said (pictured: Nurofen for children)

'The vacuum in the tube should extract the offending item.' 

The post has resonated hugely with other parents online, where it quickly racked up an impressive 11,000 likes and some 9,000 comments.

'Such a great idea. Kids panic if you go near them with needles and tweezers to get those things out,' one person commented. 

'Great for blackheads too,' another adult who had tried the trick added.

While most were keen to give the trick a try, not all parents were convinced it would work with their children.

'I'd struggle to get near them when they have a sting or splinter,' one person wrote.

Others shared their own tips for getting rid of splinters and bee stings.

'To remove a splinter: Apply a paste of baking soda and water, cover with a bandage and in 15 minutes the splinter should have worked its way out.

'For bee stings: Alcohol or vinegar will help to neutralise the pain'.    

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Main photo article If your child has ever suffered with a splinter, a shard of glass in their finger or a bee sting, you’ll know that it can be as fiddly for you to get it out as it is painful for them to endure.
But now, one mother has shared a genius ‘first aid hack’ she came across online...

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