Rescue device for bee attacks

Dispensing – With discharge assistant – Fluid pressure

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2224021, 424405, B65D 8314, A01N 2500

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060298634

ABSTRACT:
A rescue apparatus to be used in the event of a bee attack in which a handheld cannister sprays a soapy or foamy mixture against the animal being attacked by the bees. The foam is ejected at least three feet to protect the rescuer from the bees. Also, the foam contains a local anaesthetic such as lidocaine hydrochloride and an insecticide. The local anaesthetic is used to both keep the foam from stinging the victim's eyes and also to deaden the site of the bee attack. The insecticide kills the bees to keep them from further attacks. The preferred insecticide is not harmful to humans.

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