TTF and StingMate have joined forces in the development of the new Stingray and Jellyfish Sting First Aid Kit. This kit includes everything you need to treat yourself or a fellow angler in the unfortunate event of a stingray hit or jellyfish sting until you can reach the doctor for further medical attention. Read on to see what's in the kit...

Each kit contains:
For stingray hits
- A pair of gloves
- A moist towelette for cleaning hands
- A gauze pad to help slow bleeding
- Hydrogen peroxide to help clean and sterilize the wound
- A pair of tweezers for spine and debris removal
- Antibotic ointment
- Adhesive bandages
- A heat pack that can be used to alleviate pain
- Elastic wrap for holding the heat pack in place

For jellyfish stings
- A 1-oz. spray bottle of jellyfish sting relief gel*
- A wooden scraper for removing gel and stinging nematocysts
- Hydrocortisone cream to relieve irritation

At just 12-inches tall and 6-inches wide this kit can be easily stowed in a boat, kayak, or, if you’re a walk-in wader, in your vehicle. The bag is completely waterproof and re-sealable, so it can double as an emergency ice pack. Look for the Stingray First Aid Kit on shelves at your favorite tackle store SOON!

*TTF's Jellyfish Sting Relief Gel is also available separately in a 4-oz. spray bottle. Simply spray the gel on the site of the sting and use a hard-edged object, like a credit card, to scrape the gel off. The gel bonds to the stinging nematocysts and pulls them from the skin when removed.