Mugga Insect Repellent Spray 9.5% 75ml

Mugga Deet Spray 9.5% provides effective protection against mosquito and tick bites. Ideal for both tropical and European climates, during long trips or vacations by the lake. Suitable for hunters, anglers, military personnel, and anyone spending time outdoors. MUGGA DEET SPRAY 9.5% The effectiveness of the product has been confirmed in laboratory and field tests. Tested on approximately 2,500 mosquito species and about 850 tick species. The product contains DEET (N,N-diethyl-m-toluamide) – a scientifically proven effective insect repellent developed by the US Army in 1946 and registered for public use in 1957. Usage: MUGGA spray for adults and children from 3 years old, with strong repellent action against mosquitoes (European and tropical), flies, blood-sucking flies, midges, mosquitos, horseflies, ticks, and other insects. Protects against bites for 6-8 hours after application. Has a pleasant scent and can be safely used with sunscreens and other cosmetics. Directions for use: Spray a small amount of the product on exposed skin and clothing from about 20 cm distance. Do not spray directly on the face; first spray on hands, then carefully rub in. Do not spray indoors. Composition: Contains active substance (9.4%) N,N-diethyl-3-methylbenzamide-95 g/l (DEET), ethanol 357.5 g/l, and plant oil fractions. Capacity: 75 ml Specification – Contains active substance (9.4%) N,N-diethyl-3-methylbenzamide-95 g/l (DEET), ethanol 357.5 g/l, and plant oil fractions – Manufacturer: Jaico D.P.N.V., Belgium – Expiry date: minimum 02.2030 – Product for adults and children from 2 years old Set includes – Mugga insect repellent spray 9.5% 75ml Mugga products are especially recommended for: – treasure hunters – survivalists – farmers – hunters – anglers – travelers – forestry workers – gardeners – military personnel – paintball players – and every nature lover Features – Strong chemical insect repellent designed for extreme conditions and tropical regions with high risk of malaria, dengue, yellow fever, Lyme disease, and other dangerous insect-borne diseases including mosquitoes, mosquitos, and ticks – Effectiveness confirmed in laboratory and field tests – Tested on about 2,500 mosquito species. Most common species include: Aedes sp., Anopheles sp., Culex sp., Mansonia sp., Psorophora sp.