German-made and about the size of a lighter: plug it into your phone's USB-C port, hold the ceramic tip on a bite and it applies concentrated heat at roughly 124F for a few seconds. The idea is that localised heat overwhelms the histamine response before the itch cycle takes hold, so mosquito and horsefly bites stop bothering you instead of following you around for a week. It draws its power from the phone, carries no batteries and uses no creams, and lives on a keyring so it is there on the hike rather than in a drawer at home.
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