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Poundland XPEL MOSQUITO REPELLENT & INSECT BITE RELIEF SPRAY PENS 2 X 1.000ML Tropical Formula

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These are small enough to carry about in a bag or pocket.

2 spray pens per pack

* RELIEF AND PROTECTION
* CONTAINS 30% DEET

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    kaits
    kaits3 years, 11 months ago #1Show comment toolsReply
    clondikemike
    great find:thumbsup:
    Charlie Scene
    very handy and a pound!!! thats a bargain :thumbsup: thanks op
    Shambolic
    Tropical Formula Too. Good to have in the rucksack these.
    kaits
    kaits3 years, 11 months ago #5Show comment toolsReply
    Shambolic;5370753
    Tropical Formula Too. Good to have in the rucksack these.

    thanks for noticing that! I will add it to the deal:thumbsup:
    grex9101
    are they actually any good though?
    clondikemike
    grex9101
    are they actually any good though?


    Worth spending a pound to find out:), im going to buy one and find a mossie to bite me, will let you know later (if i dont reply then im probably in hospital with malaria:) so then you will have your answer
    kaits
    kaits3 years, 11 months ago #8Show comment toolsReply
    grex9101;5370809
    are they actually any good though?

    Yes it worked for me Grex. I don't know how effective it would be in a real jungle. I wore it during a lake and forest trip last weekend. And also the mosquitoes tend to come into my room every evening when the weather is like this and no bites so far.



    clondikemike;5370951
    Worth spending a pound to find out:), im going to buy one and find a mossie to bite me, will let you know later (if i dont reply then im probably in hospital with malaria:) so then you will have your answer

    :lol:

    http://www.traveldoctor.co.uk/stings.htm some information about mossies on here. :thumbsup:
    clondikemike
    kaits
    Yes it worked for me Grex. I don't know how effective it would be in a real jungle. I wore it during a lake and forest trip last weekend. And also the mosquitoes tend to come into my room every evening when the weather is like this and no bites so far.




    :lol:

    http://www.traveldoctor.co.uk/stings.htm some information about mossies on here. :thumbsup:


    Its only the females that bite, typical:roll:
    stamfordblue
    These were in Lidl a couple weeks back for £1.
    May still be in some Lidls.
    Good deal.
    kaits
    kaits3 years, 11 months ago #11Show comment toolsReply
    clondikemike;5371087
    Its only the females that bite, typical:roll:


    They actually bite, suck and spit :p

    http://www.bugs.org/GalleryPages/Mosquito_mouthparts.jpg
    adam787_1
    Becareful guys for these sprays to be of any use they need to have at least 50% Deet according to malaria leaflet I was given by my doctor last week.
    grex9101
    clondikemike
    Worth spending a pound to find out:), im going to buy one and find a mossie to bite me, will let you know later (if i dont reply then im probably in hospital with malaria:) so then you will have your answer


    Don't get hospitalised on my account!!! :-D

    kaits
    Yes it worked for me Grex. I don't know how effective it would be in a real jungle. I wore it during a lake and forest trip last weekend. And also the mosquitoes tend to come into my room every evening when the weather is like this and no bites so far.


    Do you get mosquitoes in the UK? Silly question probably, but I don't remember seeing any...
    kaits
    kaits3 years, 11 months ago #14Show comment toolsReply
    adam787_1;5371153
    Becareful guys for these sprays to be of any use they need to have at least 50% Deet according to malaria leaflet I was given by my doctor last week.


    I don't see that on the NHS website? perhaps you can scan the leaflet. It might help someone.

    Just got this info but no mention of the exact percentage that we should use in UK
    http://www.nhs.uk/conditions/bites-insect/pages/prevention.aspx
    kaits
    kaits3 years, 11 months ago #15Show comment toolsReply
    grex9101;5371261
    Don't get hospitalised on my account!!! :-D



    Do you get mosquitoes in the UK? Silly question probably, but I don't remember seeing any...
    Is that* one of your trick questions Grex?
    Charlie Scene
    DEET is often sold and used in concentrations up to 100%. Consumer Reports found a direct correlation between DEET concentration and hours of protection against insect bites. 100% DEET was found to offer up to 12 hours of protection while several lower concentration DEET formulations (20%-34%) offered 3-6 hours of protection. Other research has corroborated the effectiveness of DEET. The Center for Disease Control recommends 30-50% DEET to prevent the spread of pathogens carried by insects.

    think this clears up any confusion:thumbsup:
    adam787_1
    kaits;5371305
    I don't see that on the NHS website? perhaps you can scan the leaflet. It might help someone.

    Just got this info but no mention of the exact percentage that we should use in UK
    http://www.nhs.uk/conditions/bites-insect/pages/prevention.aspx



    No scanner but the leaflet has this website advertised on it .. look at the 2nd paragraph mentions 'should ideally contain up to 50% Deet'. By the way this is the amount for travelling abroad to malaria hotspots.
    http://www.malariahotspots.co.uk/travelTipsDuring.asp
    dog_cop
    how much are they each ?
    grex9101
    kaits
    Is that* one of your trick questions Grex?


    Um, not sure what you're trying to get me to admit to :-D
    chill
    picked this pack up in home bargains a couple of week ago for around the same price. seems like decent stuff

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