[Dispatch=Reporter Lee Myung-gu] Comedian Lee Suji unveiled a "mosquito war" through a YouTube video, and now an item to end it has appeared. Young Medical Bio, the national healing company, has developed the 'Touch Hook,' which eliminates the root causes of itching and swelling when bitten by mosquitoes.

The video "Spring of Kindergarten Teacher Minji (feat. Mosquitoes) [Human Documentary The Real Extreme Job]" featuring Lee Suji surpassed 4 million views in less than a month. Lee Suji's video, which unfiltered shows the reality of kindergarten teachers, is drawing concentrated social attention.

Particularly in this video, when a child (Leeseo) gets bitten by a mosquito during outdoor activities, Lee Suji cries out, "Someone call an ambulance! Leeseo got bitten by a mosquito! Wake up, Leeseo!" The sight of making a 'cross' with fingernails also shows the consensus on mosquito countermeasures and the "sad" reality.

Sometimes comedy doesn't end with just laughter. Lee Suji sounded an alarm about the reality of kindergarten teachers and even made a new mosquito countermeasure a topic of conversation. Young Medical Bio, which developed the 'Touch Hook,' also reportedly did not anticipate this.

Young Medical Bio CEO Kwon Young-jo explains, "The reason it itches when bitten by a mosquito is because of mosquito saliva that is injected while drawing blood. Touch Hook removes mosquito saliva itself from the body, preventing secondary damage."

The principle of Touch Hook is simple and scientific. After pressing the injection port against the mosquito bite area, pulling the handle creates a strong air pressure difference that draws mosquito saliva spread under the skin upward. At this time, the component that causes itching is removed, providing an itch-relief effect.

CEO Kwon said, "The most serious damage from mosquito bites occurs in children and people with sensitive skin. Touch Hook uses no medications, so it is a product with verified safety." He added, "Infants and pregnant women who are reluctant to use ointments containing insecticidal or chemical components can use it with peace of mind."

When bitten by a mosquito, scratching or leaving fingernail marks can cause secondary infection. For this reason, a mosquito saliva removal device can be a safe solution for teachers like Minji in Lee Suji's video, he explained.

Touch Hook is not a consumable but can be used semi-permanently. Its compact size also makes it convenient to carry during outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, and fishing.

[Photo=YouTube 'Hot Issue Ji' capture, Young Medical Bio]