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Off! FamilyCare Insect Repellent I, Smooth & Dry, Travel Size Tropical Splash 2.5oz

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• Feels comfortable
• Features a powder dry formula
• Repels mosquitoes, gnats & ticks

OFF! Smooth & Dry repellent uses a powder-dry formula that leaves your skin feeling smooth and dry, not oily or greasy. Repels mosquitoes that may carry Zika, Dengue, or West Nile viruses. Our long-lasting formula works on the outer surfaces of clothing. Formulated with 15% DEET. Ideal for backyard, beach, gardening, picnicking, playing, and relaxing.

Made in United States

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Shipping Weight (in lbs): 0.28

Product in inches (LxWxH): 1.75x 1.75x 5.28

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6 Expert-Recommended Bug Sprays That Actually Work

A bug bite is, at best, irritating, and at worst, deadly. This summer, as the weather heats up and we spend more time outside for picnics , camping trips, al fresco dining, and long-awaited summer travel , a bottle of bug spray can be as important to pack as sunscreen .

But it's not as easy as just dousing yourself with bug spray. You need to know how to apply it, how often to reapply, and how to layer it with your favorite SPF.

“As well as following the directions on the bottle (for example, age restrictions on the use of certain formulations), it is important that repellents are applied as a thin, even covering on all exposed areas of skin,” says medical entomologist Cameron Webb, Ph.D. “A dab here and there is not going to provide adequate protection.”

When applying to the face, pediatric dermatologist Joseph Lam, M.D., recommends spraying repellent on your hands first and then patting on skin for application. He also recommends applying insect repellent on children instead of letting them apply it themselves.

According to the CDC , insect repellents should include DEET, picaridin, IR3535, oil of lemon eucalyptus, para-menthane-diol, or 2-undecanone. You should only apply them after sunscreen, and it’s important to rinse off once you’re back home. To know how often to reapply , follow the directions on the product's label.

Of note, insect repellents with non-traditional active ingredients like citronella or geranium oil, rather than the active ingredients recommended by the CDC, have become a popular option in recent years. These ingredients have been tested and approved for safety by the EPA , but were not tested for effectiveness. According to Dr. Webb, there aren’t many products that last as long or work as effectively as DEET . With these factors in mind, we’ve included both types of sprays, and noted the main ingredients in each one.

Now that you know the general guidelines for insect repellent, here are some of the best buy sprays to add to your outdoor packing list.

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For sensitive skin: Avon Skin So Soft Bug Guard Plus picaridin pump spray

Dr. Adeline Kikam , a board certified dermatologist and Skin of Color advocate and educator, says to opt for a picaridin-based repellent if you have sensitive skin because it’s less irritating than other active ingredients. She recommends the Skin So Soft skin repellent for its added aloe and vitamin E, which give the skin an extra boost of moisture.

For trips that require a flight: Repel 100 insect repellent pump spray

A bug spray is only useful when you actually use it—and that means finding travel-size options for certain trips. This TSA-friendly pump spray is DEET-based and can easily fit in your carry-on or backpack to bring on all your adventures. Although it’s small, the bottle packs a mean punch with 98.11 percent DEET. The heavy duty repellent protects against mosquitoes, gnats, ticks, biting flies, fleas, and chiggers for up to 10 hours.

For the deep woods: Natrapel 12-Hour insect repellent spray

If you know you’re going to encounter a specific type of bug on a trip, “choose a repellent that specifically mentions the type of pest you want to repel,” says Dr. Kikam. A more comprehensive spray that she recommends is Natrapel Eco Spray, which covers mosquitos, chiggers, gnats, and black flies for up to 12 hours. The aerosol spray also allows for easy and thorough application.

For a park picnic: Kinfield Golden Hour repellent

Golden Hour’s vanilla-citrus scent makes it a great option to throw in your bag if you don’t want to overpower your senses on a picnic. According to Nichole Powell, the founder and CEO of Kinfield, the DEET-free spray—made with Indonesian citronella—has gone through two sets of double-blind lab trials and has been found to repel Aedes Aegypti mosquitoes, the yellow fever mosquito that transmits viruses such as yellow fever, dengue fever, and Zika fever. Powell recommends re-applying every two to four hours to ensure full protection.

For furry friends: Meow Meow Tweet insect repellent

With whimsical packaging and a light scent, the Meow Meow Tweet repellent spray has an apple cider vinegar and essential oil base that is safe for humans and dogs alike. The spray comes in multiple sizes for convenience, and it can be sprayed over skin, hair, and clothes. If you’re feeling bold, the brand even says you can use it as a deodorant spray, making it a real multi-purpose product.

For children: Sawyer Products 20 percent picaridin insect repellent

While DEET is approved for use on children with no age restriction, per the EPA , some parents may prefer alternatives. Dr. Lam uses picaridin-based products for his children (another CDC-recommended ingredient). This Sawyer Products repellent protects against mosquitos and ticks for up to 12 hours. It also protects against chiggers, gnats, and flies for up to eight hours, ensuring adequate coverage regardless of the environment.

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