NatrapelLemon Eucalyptus Tick 6 Oz Eco-Spray

This is a full size bottle that is all Natural ingredients. No harmful chemicals. This is really important to be because I am allergic to all insecticides. I'm glad it can be sprayed on my clothing safley without causing damage to my clothes. Where I live the wood tick season is just starting so I started using this product while picking up sticks and other debris that winter has left behind. I know that this is supposed to work as a repellent and so far I can only assume it is working because I have not seen any ticks on me or my clothing. As the tick season gets into full swing I will continue to use this and see how well it works then. If it doesn't work during that time or if it doesn't last four hours and needs to be reapplied before the four hours I will do an update and inform you of my findings. For right now I can say I like everything about this product.

Got to try this today for general bug usage and it worked for a couple of hours. I knew it was working because the first time I went outside today I had bugs everywhere around me and flying into my face. After I applied the spray they weren't flying around me nearly as much and none flew into my face or landed anywhere else.It only worked for a couple of hours, not as long as the chemical sprays, so you will need to apply more often.Not sure it is possible to test for usage against ticks without having a lab setup. You never know when you will get bit, at least in my area.

I never spray bug spray directly on my skin so I'm happy to get this tick spray that is safe on clothing and on anything that's not your skin.We are seeing more ticks here in recent years and I'm an outdoor person. Plus, the ticks love me.This product smells fresh and is deet free, thank goodness.Of course this being early spring and I've used this product twice, it's hard to say for sure that it keeps ticks away, but should I get a tick, I'll make sure to come here and edit.I usually average one tick a week when not using protection.

Plant based is good ... unless you're talking Curare (which this is not), it's active ingredient is oil of lemon Eucalyptus clearly noted on the label.Also noted is that there is 65% p-menthane in it. So being curious and a bit worried, I had to consult Wikipedia, sure enough this is plant based too from what chemistry I understand.Spray it on and the fragrance is a fresh sort of woody, citrus, perhaps fern like smell. I don't know, you'll have to try it yourself, but it's rather refreshing. Don't get it near your eyes though, just getting close enough for a good sniff irritated my eyes a bit, that warning is clearly noted on the label.I live in the woods with deer and every other critter 20 feet from my door, And we have ticks galore. I know this because we're frequently pulling them off our pets.The folks at Adventure Ready Brands in NH must have put it to the test, but I'm going to give this a try and I think it's worth a try. I'll check back in when I have my own results.

While we are just now beginning to see the pesky insects, so far we have not had issues with bug bites while using this. We are about to be in the thick of bug season, and I am hoping that it will work just as well come summer when hiking and camping.

The lemon eucalyptus scent is refreshing and not overpowering, making it a pleasant addition to my outdoor gear.One of my biggest concerns while camping is tick protection, and this spray did not disappoint. It effectively kept ticks at bay and I was able to enjoy my time in nature without having to constantly check for ticks.What I appreciated most about this spray was that it was eco-friendly and non-toxic. I felt good knowing that I was using a product that was safe for both myself and the environment.In conclusion, the Natrapel Lemon Eucalyptus Tick Eco-Spray is a must-have for anyone who spends time outdoors. It's effective, refreshing, and eco-friendly, making it a great choice for those who want to protect themselves from ticks while also being mindful of the environment. I highly recommend it!

It's early in the season so I can't speak as to how effective this bug spray is. I've used other lemon scented sprays in the past as they've been effective at keeping away the "no-see-ums". I can only imagine this spray would do the same. It's a pleasant lemon/eucalyptus scent. I'm glad that this spray is plant based and doesn't contain any harsh chemicals. I feel good about using it on my 3-year-old grandson. I'll post an update once the bugs start coming out. For now, I'd recommend this based solely on it being plant based.

This is a full size bottle with a spray nozzle for dispensing, similar to spray type sunscreen. It does not contain DEET- which is a big positive. I apply to my clothes- particularly lower region of pants. My husband and I hike several times a week. TicKs are very bad this year already. We have used this 4 times- and haven’t had any ticks on us while using this product.