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Blooming Lotus : Bite Back! DEET-Free Insect Repellent
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"Studies have shown that one of our key ingredients, catnip oil, is ten times more effective than DEET at fighting off those bad bugs. We’re often told our DEET-free spray is one of the best-smelling blends out there. Bottled in indestructible aluminum for use while gardening and camping. ingredients: distilled water, organic artemesia hydrosol, organic lavender hydrosol, organic soybean oil, es..."
Cutter Advanced Picaridin Insect Repellent Spray
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"The active ingredient in this stuff is called Picardin. It's a deet alternative that doesn't stink or destroy plastic. In my use, it seems to work just as well as deet based stuff."
Deet Insect Repellent Bands
2 recommendations
"Deet and citronella help keep the mosquitoes at bay."
Off! Deep Woods Insect Repellent V Spray, Unscented - 23.8% DEET
1 recommendation
"When I went to malaria-infested Southeast Asia, I was told to get this expensive bug repellent that smelled like death and worked the same if not worse than Off!. After that expensive repellent was used up, I switched to Off! I recommend using a Deet formula to really repel mosquitos but be warned that deet is a toxic chemical that can be hazardous if used too often. But I'm no health expert, I us..."
Garden's Alive Sting Free
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"DEET-free insect repellents don't have the best reputation, but this is the most effective one I've found. I never head up to the Sierras in the summer without this stuff."
Repel : Lemon Eucalyptus Insect Repellent
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"If you are like me - a world-class mosquito attractor, then you have searched high and low for a DEET-free spray. Well, while in Puerto Rico, we went on a night kayak trip to the biobay. The guides urged us to use this eucalyptus spray, saying it is strong (*whew! Indeed) and effective. DEET adversely affects the little glowing organisms (in addition, to us, as it is a probable carcinogen). ..."
