What Is The Most Effective Mosquito Repellent In Murfreesboro TN? Trusted Pest Control Serving Central TN
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Mosquito repellents come in many different forms. There are topical repellents to be applied to the skin, repellents for clothing, and airborne repellents. Whichever mosquito repellents you choose, there’s a good chance they’ll contain either DEET or picaridin.
DEET is tried and tested as an insect repellent. It was developed by the Department of Agriculture in 1944 and has been the gold standard since. Picaridin is relatively new. Tests seem to suggest that they’re equally effective at repelling insects, with DEET having a slight edge when it comes to ticks, and picaridin offering better protection against flies.
Here’s the pros and cons of both mosquito repellents:
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If you see a product has been approved by the EPA, it’s fair to say that it’s been rigorously tested and safe. When using a mosquito repellent, always follow the manufacturer’s instructions on the label. Talk with your pediatrician about the use of mosquito repellents on children and discuss any other concerns with your doctor. When applied as directed, mosquito repellents are safe for you and your family.
Never ingest mosquito repellent for any reason.
Follow the instructions on the product label. These are highly powerful products and you should not divert from the instructions under any circumstances.
Some products will require reapplication after a period of time to ensure continued effectiveness. It is recommended to do skin patch tests to ensure you have no reaction to your chosen repellent. When in doubt, chat with a medical professional about the use of mosquito repellents.
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