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'Bug Bite Thing' not stinging during pandemic Finding relief from mosquito bites Bug Bite Thing is launching into 25-thousand retail locations this year. and last updated 2021-05-13 18:47:43-04 LOXAHATCHEE, Fla. — Kelley Higney, owner of "Bug Bite Thing" is excited her company is growing. "Bug Bite Thing is launching into 25-thousand retail locations this year," Kelley said. It all started with one of her daughters' reactions to mosquito bites. "She was suffering from mosquito bites, and there was nothing over the counter that was working." Friends like Brooke Stanton also wanted a solu...

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Bug Bite Thing President Ellen McAlister and Founder & CEO Kelley Higney and (Left to right) Higney's six-month-old daughter is the impetus behind the brand. After relocating to South Florida, Higney was determined to alleviate her daughter's constant suffering from mosquito bites. Every over-the-counter product and home remedy failed to provide any relief. Kelley then discovered a little-known tool that uses suction to remove insect saliva or venom from under the skin. Kelley was amazed to find that the product not only worked but offered instant relief. By removing the irritant, it eliminat...

Bug Bite Thing Donates $10,000 to Treasure Coast Food Bank The donation will support hunger-relief efforts within the Treasure Coast Community, which have increased since the coronavirus pandemic. News provided by Share this article Bug Bite Thing announces a donation of $10,000 to Treasure Coast Food Bank, a member of Feeding America, the nation's largest domestic hunger-relief organization. The largest hunger-relief organization on Florida's Treasure Coast, the outfit helps individuals and families gain long-term food security, better health outcomes and self-sufficiency. It serves four co...