Bens Tick Repellent Picaridin 6oz

Whenever I have been bitten by an insect, I have developed rashes or red bumps that last for several Likewise, two separate moments in my life have been marked by Lyme Disease diagnosis. In this case, I will need a multi-functional product that is both safe and effective Pick picaridin over DEET when it comes to insect repellent. Roc Iaya houses back up to a swamp that has a lot of critters in it It was a wooded area with a stream, so ticks, mosquitoes, and all manner of filth were everywhere Take a look at- A lot of people have problems with uhs. Due to its short history, picaridin hasn't been studied as extensively as DEET, which has been around for about 20 years. In terms of effectiveness, it is believed to be just as effective as DEET, but without the skin irritation some people report. Additionally, it does not have the damaging effects of DEET on plastics and other synthetic materials (e. g. The outdoor gear includes sunglasses, sunglasses, and I normally purchase a brand name spray can of 15% picaridin at a nearby big box store, but I have not been able to find it In the end, I decided to try Ben's 20% and am happy with the results. However, despite the bold lettering on the container that reads "Tick Repellent" and "Ticks", the active ingredient, picaridin, is also known to be very effective against mosquitoes, gnats, chiggers and It states that the other pests are listed in small print in the side. I found this on an NPR site that was very interesting, "Picaridin is a little more effective than DEET and keeps mosquitoes at a greater distance. ".

Myra Middleton

| Jan 04, 2021

Though we used cedarcide for years, we still found some ticks on our dogs and ourselves. As a result, we were picking them off occasionally (though not at the same rate as before). Due to Bens, there were no more toxic chemicals used in the farm. On our small homestead, which has a lot of grass and deer, we have a lot of high grasses. The products on the market for tick removal have nearly all been purchased by our household. An entirely new way of thinking was introduced. You would be better off investing in a great product if you put down your tick key.

Rivka Dennis

| Mar 08, 2021

This was a good standby! It was easy for us to apply the spray and no ticks appeared after we had worked & played It smelled good while I was outside working, but when we washed our clothes, it stuck around. I rated it 4 stars because of the strong scent, which was too strong for me to smell while I was working outside and while I was playing in our meadow land. Secondly, I would really like an unscented version. (Maybe they have one? There's something I need to look for!.

Blake Williams

| Dec 16, 2020

If you are in the woods, this is a great way to get rid of ticks!.

Liberty Bowers

| Jul 21, 2020

In this case, the product was claimed to last for 12 hours and repel I was not able to use this product. The tick under my arm when I arrived home was attached to me. By the time I left for home I had 5 ticks on me. It was deer season, so I knew it would be very likely that I would get a tick. This is the only Ben's Tick line of products I would not buy Due to my dislike of DEET, I was curious to see how this worked. There was nothing I liked about it, so I will not be buying Especially because Lime's disease is not a joke, I thought it was more appropriate to use it in this way.

Beckett Oconnor

| Mar 19, 2021

I like how it works! There's a nice smell coming from here.

Haisley Pollard

| Jun 04, 2021

It worked very well in the forest.

Sydney Hughes

| Mar 06, 2021

The result of using this before walking through dense woods was that I came out of the woods tick-free. There was no doubt that it worked.

Raya Wright

| May 11, 2021