Set of 3, New, Iizuka Company, Aspirabō, Aspirabunān, First Aid Device

【Listing Overview】
I obtained these three items when clearing out my company's shelves in June 2025.

I am listing them because I will not be using them even after obtaining them.

I would be happy if someone could make good use of them!

There are no pets or smokers in my household.

Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.


【Important Information & Precautions】
〇 These items are brand new and unused.

〇 The acquisition date was June 2025.

〇 The manufacturer's retail price is 4,180 yen.

〇 The original value is 4,180 yen x 3 items = 12,540 yen.

〇 The items included in this listing are as follows:
・ Main unit x 3 *Includes suction nozzle
・ Case x 3
・ Instruction manual x 3
・ Packaging x 1

〇 These are being sold as a set of three.


【Product Description】
Manufacturer: Iizuka Company

Model Name: ASPINVÉNIN

[Size]
・ Main unit size (mm): Diameter 26, Length 118
・ Case size (mm): 55 x 145 x 35

Product Number: APV1100000

Main unit material: Plastic

Weight (g): 96 (including case)

Country of Manufacture: France

Color: Green

Purpose: For suctioning venom

Function: Poison remover

The ASPINVÉNIN is a first-aid device that extracts venom and poison through suction when bitten by venomous snakes or stung by bees, mosquitoes, venomous insects, etc.

This is the French version of the traditional extractor, with a more refined case design.

It is an essential item for first aid during outdoor activities such as camping, until professional medical attention can be received.

It can also be kept at home for emergencies.

The case includes three different sizes of transparent suction mouthpieces to match the affected area, allowing you to choose the appropriate size for the sting or bite.

The pump has a unique function that allows for a fast flow of suctioned air, making it effective for stings that leave a stinger behind, such as from bees.

This product was invented by André Émery and received a gold medal in 1983 at the prestigious Concours Lépine, France's most renowned invention competition, which has been held since 1901.

It has been used in over 40 countries worldwide for approximately 30 years since its release in France.