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INSECT SCREEN Infested area : Adult reference skin repellent, containing 50% DEET. Provides 8 hours of continuous protection
Insect Spray-Repellant Spray Infected Zones, for a protection adapted to any place.
Insect-Ecran Zones Infected is a powerful repellent for areas where insects proliferate: forest, lake edges, rivers, marshes ...
Effective against all mosquito species, it also repels ticks, chiggers, flies, fleas and bugs.
It is used from the age of 12 and complies with the recommendations of the health authorities.
Reference Adult Skin Repellent, Containing 50% DEET
Provides 8 hours continuous protection against:
- Mosquitoes Anopheles (malaria), Aedes (yellow fever, dengue, Chikungunya ...), Culex (Japanese encephalitis, West Nile, lymphatic filariasis ...)
- Tsetse fly (sleeping sickness), black flies (onchocerciasis), sand flies (leishmaniasis), ticks (Lyme disease, tick-borne encephalitis ...), bedbugs (Chagas disease), and also Culex pipiens, chiggers, fleas ... that ruin holidays.
Use: from 12 years old.
Apply generously to the skin, renewing if necessary every 5 hours but not exceeding 1 application per day between 6 months and 18 months, 2 applications per day between 18 months and 12 years and 3 applications per day from 12 years.
For optimal protection also use Insect-Screen Spray Clothing.
Packaging: Spray of 100 ml (allows a use for 20 days on the exposed parts of the body). The use of the protective clothing product (Insect Screen spray or dipping clothes) is highly recommended to provide overall protection against punctures through clothing or the hanging of ticks, fleas, bugs ...)
Advantages: reference of adult mosquito protection. Insect Screen Infested area adult: best price / quality ratio of the market to the ml of product.
Spray 100 ml, Weight: 120 gr
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