Oil of lemon eucalyptus is the only plant-based active ingredient recommended by the CDC, providing an effective, natural repellent for insects
Repels ticks that may carry lyme disease and other diseases, allowing you to enjoy outdoor activities without worrying about ticks
The lemon eucalyptus formula provides 4 hr of protection and features a refreshing scent and non-oily feel, ensuring comfort during use
Natrapel lemon eucalyptus won't damage fishing line, plastic or other synthetic materials, offering protection without compromising your gear
Keep ticks away from your family with a tick repellent made from the leaves of the lemon eucalyptus tree, providing natural protection
The 6 oz can releases a fine mist that can be sprayed at any angle and contains no ozone-depleting propellants, making it both effective and eco-friendly

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Natrapel Lemon Eucalyptus Tick Repellent offers plant-based protection from ticks for the entire family, providing up to 4 hr of effective defense. Powered by Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus, the only plant-based active ingredient recommended by the CDC, this repellent is a safe and natural way to keep ticks at bay while enjoying the outdoors. Trust Natrapel for reliable, long-lasting tick protection without harsh chemicals.

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