Jellyfish Sting Solution

As maybe the world's most paranoid mother and an avid beach goer, I'm a bit of an expert in these products. I've purchased a number of them. I've had success with some and none with others. This is one that doesn't work at all. Having a child who was recently stung, I reached for one of the few of these that I carry (this one first: http://www.amazon.com/Marine-Sport-1825-Wipe-Sting/dp/B0000AXQ7R/ref=sr_1_2_s_it?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1461608799&sr=1-2&keywords=sting+zapper).Well, it didn't work as my boy kept screaming that it made it worse. Next, I reached for After Sting : http://www.amazon.com/After-Sting-Jelly-Fish-Gel/dp/B00144EMIM/ref=sr_1_1_s_it?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1461609174&sr=1-1&keywords=after+sting). Nada.And yes, believe it or not I added a third product to a sting after I rinsed and dried the area between treatments to see if it would help. He just continued to cry :( In any case, the product I wanted before the trip was sold out but none of the ones I had worked. None of them. This stuff has acetic acid! Now I must admit I didn't know what that was but after a little research I found out its just vinegar! Vinegar people. And vinegar apparently doesn't help jellyfish stings. All in a spray bottle 1/8 the size of my hairspray. Silly product.

Bought this for an upcoming trip to Hawaii so haven't tried it yet but am ready if it is needed. Great reviews lead me to this purchase. Great price and quick shipping was a bonus. Worth the price even if I don't need to use it...

Arrived promptly. Was stung by a jelly fish the next week and used the spray. The stinging went away immediately. This product really works!