Insect Repellent & Outdoor Kits

The Season Health Departments Plan For

Tick borne and mosquito borne illness education runs every spring and summer, and this shelf is the physical half of that campaign. A tick remover key chain on someone's keys is the single most useful thing you can hand a hiker, a trail volunteer or a parent at a park program. Repellent wipes and credit card sprays travel well in a race packet, a camp bag or a field staff kit.

Wipes, Sprays and Combination Kits

Individual wipes and 10 ml sprays drop into a race packet or a camp bag with no fuss. Credit card sprays and bracelets suit crowds where people are already carrying a lot. Combination sun and bug kits cover an outdoor event with one item number, which simplifies the order when your program touches both topics. Tell us the setting and we will point you to the right format. Call 800.378.6376.

Common Questions

What do health departments hand out during tick and mosquito season?

Wipes and small sprays for the event itself, plus a tick remover key chain, which is the piece a resident keeps. Together they cover the day and the rest of the season.

Do you have repellent suitable for a children's event?

Yes. The DEET free wipes, natural sprays and bracelets are the usual picks when families make up the crowd, and they are simple enough for a parent to apply on the spot.

Can sun and bug protection go out as one item?

Yes, the combination kits handle both. For a summer program that covers two education topics it also means one item number instead of two.