We’re not kidding. You really shouldn’t pee on a jellyfish sting. This could make the pain worse and trigger the jellyfish’s stinging cells to release more venom. Instead, do this: 1. Get out of the water. 2. Remove any tentacles attached to your skin with a gloved hand or plastic object. 3. Soak the area with water as hot as you can handle for at least 20 minutes. 4. If hot water isn’t available, apply a hot pack or hot sand wrapped in a thin, dry towel. 5. Avoid rubbing the area. 6. Watch for changes in condition and call 911 if necessary. #Jellyfish #JellyfishSting #SummerVibes #NobodyIsPerfect #FirstAidTips