
Description
Description
Assurance Snake Bite Max Kit
Most snake bite kits stop the second the bandage is on — job done, in your head. It isn't. A bite from a tick, spider, or marine creature has already broken your skin, and that's an open door for infection whether or not the venom's the dangerous part. This kit treats what happens after the bite too, not just the bite itself — because the wound doesn't stop needing care once the bandage goes on, especially when you're hours from a hospital.
Assembled by hand in Dubbo, NSW, and built for the full range of what Australia throws at you — not just snakes.
- Full Australian envenomation range — not just snakes You'll probably grab this kit thinking "snake," but the same bandage and technique cover funnel-web spider bites, blue-ringed octopus stings, cone shell stings, tick bites, fire ants, bull ants, scorpions, mozzie bites, and bee stings too. One snake bite kit, the whole list covered.
- Treats the wound, not just the bite Your instinct will be to bandage and wait. Fair enough — but a punctured, dirty wound left alone for hours is how infection sets in on top of everything else. This snake bite kit carries hospital-grade wound care — dressings, cleansing wipes, forceps, and a surgical razor to clear hair before you bandage — so you're not choosing between doing the bandage right and cleaning the wound properly.
- Works on your pets too If it's your dog that's picked up a tick, don't reach for tweezers and hope. This snake bite kit's snap-freeze method and tools are safe on dogs and cats, and the surgical razor gets you proper wound coverage through fur. Built with your animals in mind, not just your family.
- You're shown how to use it, not just handed it A kit's only as good as your confidence using it under pressure. A4 instructions, a QR code to the Australian Bites & Stings app, and free instructional videos walk you through exactly how to apply a snake bite bandage correctly — so the first time you do it isn't the first time you've seen it done.
Hand-assembled in Dubbo, using components from a 100% Australian-owned and operated manufacturer, and checked before it ships — backed by 19 years of remote NSW first aid training experience going into every kit design decision.


