Protect your family from tick bites with LCA Family Tick Repellent Spray (30 months), formulated with plant-based active ingredients and offering up to 6 hours of protection. Ideal for children 30 months and older, with a non-sticky texture and a light fragrance. A natural solution for outdoor activities.
Want to fully enjoy your walks in the forest or your summer picnics without worrying about ticks? This repellent spray is formulated with a powerful plant-based active ingredient derived from lemon eucalyptus leaves to provide you with natural and effective protection against bites. Say goodbye to harsh repellents: this product harnesses the power of plants to repel insects while being gentle on your skin.
What sets this product apart is its long-lasting effect. With up to 6 hours of continuous protection, you don’t have to worry about constantly reapplying it. Just one spray, and you’re free to move about—whether you’re gardening, hiking, or taking your kids to the park.
Another significant advantage: its light, fluid texture. The product absorbs quickly, without leaving a greasy film or a sticky feeling. Forget about repellents that feel unpleasant when applied: this one disappears within seconds, leaving behind a subtle, pleasant scent—a far cry from typical chemical odors.
Formulated to be suitable for the whole family ages 30 months and up, it’s designed for sensitive skin, which often reacts to conventional repellents. This spray offers optimal tolerance without compromising on effectiveness. This makes it an everyday essential for children, parents, and even grandparents.
It also fits perfectly into a summer protection routine, particularly as a complement to mosquito repellent or after-sun lotion. Thanks to its convenient size, it slips easily into a backpack or first-aid kit.
In short, this repellent is much more than just a simple barrier against ticks: it’s a true natural shield—easy to use, gentle on the skin, and designed for all generations. An alternative and responsible solution for protection without compromise.
We also offer Cinq-sur-Cinq Anti-Tick Spray 100 ml, known for its effectiveness against ticks, at the best price in our online pharmacy.
Directions for Use
If there is a risk of tick bites, apply 3 to 4 sprays (approximately 390 μL to 520 μL) directly to exposed areas. To ensure maximum effectiveness, be sure to spread the product evenly without rubbing it in.
If you go swimming, sweat excessively, or after several hours of exposure, a second application may be necessary to maintaincontinuous protection.
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Precautions for Use
Ingredients
Lemon eucalyptus oil (Eucalyptus citriodora), hydrated, cyclized (CE oil [H/C]) 20% (w/w) CAS 1245629-80-4. Formulation: AL – Other liquid. - Product type: TP19 - Repellent. – Product intended for the general public. - Uses: Ticks (Ixodes) - Expiration date and lot number: see the side of the label.
Product Form
100 ml spray – Available at the best price in our online pharmacy.
As a pharmacy specializing in natural remedies, we recommend incorporating this repellent spray into a comprehensive bite-prevention routine. In naturopathy, a preventive approach using plants is encouraged, such as diffusing lavender or geranium hydrosols at home, or taking garlic as a dietary supplement, which is known to subtly alter body odor in a way that deters insects.
For particularly sensitive skin, you can combine the application of the spray with a soothing plant-based oil (such as calendula or sweet almond) after exposure to nourish the skin and strengthen its natural barrier. Finally, consider wearing long, light-colored clothing—treated with a fabric repellent if necessary—to provide additional physical protection against bites.
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