rinse the affected area with vinegar

The best way to treat a jellyfish sting is to rinse the affected area with vinegar, use a tweezers to pluck out any visible tentacles, and soak the skin in hot (but not scalding) water for about 30 minutes.

with white vinegar

Treatment for jellyfish stings is dousing them with white vinegar.

vinegar

In addition to making half of a tasty salad dressing, vinegar apparently helps cure jellyfish stings.

Urine

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Apple cider vinegar

Apple cider vinegar is an effective remedy against jellyfish stings, so tote a bottle of jellyfish stings with you when you go to the beach.

Vinegar, alcohol, ammonia and urine

Vinegar, alcohol, ammonia and urine are common remedies to treat a jellyfish sting.

to get yourself some vinegar, shaving cream and a razor

Your best bet for relieving your jellyfish sting is to get yourself some vinegar, shaving cream and a razor.

with vinegar or urine

Jelly fish stings can be treated with vinegar or urine.

to pour vinegar over the area (or male urine if you don't have vinegar handy)

Traditionally, the best way to neutralise a jellyfish sting is to pour vinegar over the area (or male urine if you don't have vinegar handy).

wipe a jellyfish sting off with vinegar or any other astringent liquid

The best way to treat a jellyfish sting is wipe a jellyfish sting off with vinegar or any other astringent liquid.

with a dousing of vinegar

Jellyfish stings are usually treated with a dousing of vinegar.

from vinegar to meat tenderizer to urine

Popularly promoted remedies for jellyfish stings range from vinegar to meat tenderizer to urine.

hot water, and possibly a trip to the ER

Jellyfish sting treatment should include vinegar, hot water, and possibly a trip to the ER.

with a wash of vinegar

Jellyfish's stings can hurt but can commonly be treated with a wash of vinegar.

Wine vinegar

Wine vinegar can be used as a relief for jellyfish stings, and if added to the bath water in the tub, Wine vinegar can help with sunburns.

white vinegar

Volusia County Ocean Rescue Captain Tammy Malphurs said white vinegar is the best way to treat jellyfish stings.