How not to get poisoned along with the mosquito?

Virtually every such product contains toxic chemicals.

DEET (diethyl mtoluamide) is the most common and has been used since 1946.

Frequent and prolonged application of products with DEET causes blisters and even scars on the skin, and if accidentally sprayed into the eyes, nose or mouth, it causes nausea, vomiting, stomach irritation.

There have been cases of severe poisoning with convulsions, coma and even death. The chemical is especially toxic to children, the elderly, and pregnant women.

DEET can persist in the skin and fatty fiber up to one or two months, gradually penetrating into the body through the skin, it can even get into breast milk!

Tefluthrin pesticide is poured into fumigator liquids. It can cause nausea, drowsiness, nervous system disorders and even paralysis.

Similarly toxic is the alletrin from the anti-mosquito plates.

After a night with a fumigator, you can wake up with swelling of the mucous membranes, runny nose and lacrimation - the very first signs of insecticide poisoning. They are also very harmful to pets and aquarium inhabitants.

In places of intensive tourism, pesticides from insect repellents are found in water bodies, which has a devastating effect on fauna. Biologists have observed that animal populations in such places are declining.

Insects have developed resistance to many chemicals over time, and people and animals continue to suffer while trying to protect themselves.

Only natural repellents are considered safe.

The fragrances of many essential oils have been scientifically proven to be disastrous to insects.

Researchers at the University of New Mexico suggest replacing DEET products with eucalyptus essential oil. It is effective against virtually all known insects, including lice.

Lavender essential oil is the most hypoallergenic, it is the first assistant from mosquitoes, mosquitoes, ticks, moths. If you have already been bitten, a drop of lavender directly on the bite will ease the suffering.
Geranium essential oil also repels insects and mites.

Tea tree essential oil in combination with lemongrass oil protects against any gnat and quickly heals bites.

The most common essential oil of peppermint has a bright and invigorating aroma, which is toxic for gnats and mosquitoes, but pleasant and useful for humans.

Aroma lamps and aroma diffusers with essential oils are a harmless alternative to fumigators.

Chemical sprays for the skin can be replaced with 20 drops of ether diluted with 50 ml of any base oil.

A solution of 5 drops of ether + 10 ml of vodka + 20 ml of water is suitable for treatment of clothes, shoes, baby carriages, tents.

Our repellent is absolutely safe for adults, children and animals.

Its natural composition and aroma will please you and reliably protect you from all insects, including ticks.

Always consider natural alternatives to chemical products to avoid harming your health!