Record the facts of a tick bite while they are still fresh.
BeatBabesia.com — educational organizer only; not a diagnosis or medical record.
These are practical removal and specimen-saving supplies for someone dealing with a tick right now. Once the tick is out, the site focuses on testing, symptoms, medical care and the evidence around Babesia. Browse all recommended products →
Recommended resourceTwo-sided stainless-steel tick-removal tool with fine-tipped tweezers for very small ticks and a slotted end for larger ticks.
View fine-tip tick tweezers on Amazon
Recommended resourceReusable hook-style tick-removal tools in multiple sizes for embedded ticks.
View Tick Twister on Amazon
Recommended resourceSmall clear zip bags useful for keeping a removed tick sealed for identification or testing. Label the bag with the bite date and location.
View specimen bags on AmazonCryptolepis and artemisinin are the two products I personally used during my Babesia experience. I am sharing what I used, not prescribing a treatment. The other items are practical support products people may find useful while keeping track of medications, supplements, and hydration.
What I personally used
The Cryptolepis product I personally used. See the Cryptolepis page for the research, limitations, and my experience.
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What I personally used
The artemisinin product I personally used. See the Artemisinin page for the research, limitations, and my experience.
View Artemisinin on Amazon
Practical support
A simple way to keep prescriptions and supplements organized when a routine gets complicated.
View pill organizer on Amazon
Practical support
Convenient hydration support for people who want an easy electrolyte option. This is not a Babesia treatment.
View hydration packets on Amazon