Stinger Suit that has been tested by Prof James Seymour, Australian Institute of Tropical Health & Medicine, Cairns, Queensland.
NufiReef by Nudicover Clothing donates 10% of it’s Stinger Suit sales to Prof. Jamie Seymour’s team for continued research into Australia’s Marine Environment.
According to Dr Jamie Seymour, Ideally, wearing a minimum of 1mm Neoprene wet suit is the safest method of sharing the water with box jellyfish and Irukandji.
Whether the Stinger suit is lycra or Nudicover mesh, the sting could leave you itchy and with a rash if contact with the jellyfish is made.
What these suits do provide is protection from a fatal sting, or one that penetrates the toxins into the blood stream as would happen when not wearing any protection.
If you have any concerns about which stinger suit to use, talk to qualified advisors in your region.
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