(2 pack) Repel Tick Defense Tick and Mosquito Repellent, Bug Spray with 15% Picaridin, 6.5 Oz

It works so well—I knew it the very first time I used it. I've been using it for over five years now, and I hope the quality remains consistently high!

Tried this instead of DEET since I've heard this doesn't feel quite so oily on my skin and is safe on clothes. I quite like it actually for backyard, campfire-type situations. It works well. Research shows DEET is a bit better in terms of effectiveness, but the benefits of this being more comfortable make it better suited to my family needs other than when I am truly out camping/in the woods where I need all the protection I can get

I love this repellent because it contains picaridin, not DEET. And it works great, especially against mosquitoes and chiggers. I wish Repel would emphasize the picaridin and its benefits on the label so it'll stay on the market. First, it won't damage plastic. I've ruined many plastic items with DEET: the polyurethane finish on my dining table, the screen on a phone, the paint on the arm of my favorite patio chair, I can't remember what else, but I avoid it on my skin. Second, I believe it's safer than DEET.

Had issues with ticks in southern Ohio the past 2 years especially in early spring. This stuff dose keep them at bay if you use it frequently. I coat my boots and pants with jt also getting skin but it wears off quickly. Skeeters don't like jt but still will bother you and black flies or other whatnots I swear drink it and seek it out thriving off it lol it's made for rocks though a s dose help for that purpose but don't expect it to repel anything else, in my area anyways but may be different in your ecosystem. It's not greasy as much as the regular stuff either but still wet and kinda thick. Washes off easy in shower and maybe why I have to constantly reapply when sweating. Over all I'd still buy more it's worth it even if it keeps one tick off you which could be the one that makes you sick. If nothing else it's worth coating shoes and other gear to keep from bringing ticks home if camping. For those saying it made Your kids or self sick it clearly says on bottle to close your mouth when applying not to inhale it. Says to put on hands and work over neck and ears if needed. Don't blame the product for your kid straight streaming it into their eyes and mouth then puking all night and going to the ER for chemical poisoning. It's an insecticide not candy and perhaps get off your phone and teach some basic life skills and common sense. For those of you adults who done it you deserve it for being dense.

My son works at a summer camp and ticks are an issue. He used this last summer and liked it so much he asked me to get more for him this year. This is very effective against ticks, mosquitos and most insects. Its also very easy to use which is a big plus for early mornings and busy days. Highly recommend for those working or staying outdoors.

We use this when we're cutting our wooded area on our property. It works very well. Lots of deer flies, horse flies, biting gnats and mosquitos. Keeps them all away. Spray it on and go to work.

I contacted Lyme disease a couple months ago and didn't know that there was a different chemical other than deet. The chemical in this spray is amazing!!

used for a 2 day camping trip in the woods. not a single bite! it was like there were no bugs! it's not smelly like most bug spray and once it's on there isn't any kind of residue. will definitely buy again for my next trip!

Very effective! My lot is heavily wooded, lots of deer flies, ticks, mosquitos and unidentifiable stuff. Great price and received it the next day.

I purchased Repel Tick Defense because I wanted to try a repellent without DEET, because DEET can dissolve some of the plastic materials in my hunting gear. After applying Repel Tick Defense head to toe, I still came out of the woods with ticks. It did work well to deter mosquitoes, and if they are your only concern this product works well. I like that it doesn't have the smell of DEET and would be best used for back yard BBQ's and the like where mosquito protection is the main concern and it would be preferable not to reek of chemicals. I have found that I now use this product in conjunction with DEET to limit the amount DEET that I have to apply but still getntick protection. So Repel Tick Defense does half of what it claims and does repel the flying blood sucker variety. So three stars for good mosquito protection and poor tick protection.