Mugga Deet Spray 50% - provides effective protection against mosquito and tick bites. Ideally suitable for both tropical and European climates. When traveling far away or vacationing at the lake. For hunters, anglers, military and anyone spending time outdoors.
MUGGA DEET SPRAY 50% The effectiveness of the product has been confirmed in the laboratory and in the field and tested on about 2,500 species of mosquitoes, as well as on about 850 species of ticks. The product contains DEET (N,N-diethyl-m-toluamide), an effective and scientifically proven insect repellent developed by the US Army in 1946 and registered for use by the general public in 1957. Application: MUGGA spray for adults and children 12 years of age and older, with powerful repellent action against mosquitoes (European and tropical), flies, blood flies, blackflies, mosquitoes, gnats, bugs, ticks and other insects. Protects against bites for 6-8 hours after application. It has a pleasant fragrance, and can be safely applied over sunscreen and other cosmetics. How to use: Spray a small amount of the product on exposed body surface and clothing from a distance of about 20 cm. Do not spray directly on the face, first spray the product on the hands, then carefully spread. Do not spray in closed areas. Composition: Contains the active ingredient (50%) N,N-diethyl-3-methylolbenzamide-95 g/l (DEET), ethanol 357.5 g/l and fractions of plant oils. Capacity: 75 ml.
Set contains: - Insect repellent Mugga Spray 50% 75ml
Mugga products are especially recommended for: - treasure hunters - survivalists - farmers - hunters - anglers - travelers - forestry workers - gardeners - military - paintballers - and any nature lover.
- A powerful chemical insect repellent designed for use in extreme conditions and tropical regions where there is a high risk of malaria, dengue fever, yellow fever, Lyme disease and other dangerous diseases transmitted by insects min mosquitoes, mosquitoes and ticks. - Its effectiveness has been confirmed in the laboratory and in the field and tested on about 2,500 species of mosquitoes. The most common species are: Aedes sp., Anopheles sp., Culex sp., Mansonia sp., Psorophora sp.
