Bug Off! Adult Biting Insect Repelling Wrist Band
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Product Reviews of Bug Off! Adult Biting Insect Repelling Wrist Band
Product Review: The best bug repellant
Summary: 5 Stars
My daughter and I both attract bugs like crazy and in trying to avoid using deet products or sticky sprays I bought these and they are absolutely amazing. They keep bugs at bay no matter where we are!
She spent a week in the woods at camp and wore these the whole time and came home clear as could be. Since she has a very bad reaction to mosquitos adn swells up big from them, this is a great thing.
Product Review: This is a product I feel good about ...
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a product I feel good about using. Instead of using a chemical like DEET (known to have side effects), this product uses essential oils. (It's always great when a company takes the initiative to make a product friendly to both humans and the environment!) Furthermore, as an avid gardener, I had numerous opportunities to experiment with this product,. It worked like a wonder. I strongly endorse this wristband for anyone who enjoys spending time outdoors. A truly fine product.Product Review: This product seemed to help me although I'm ...
Summary: 3 Stars
This product seemed to help me although I'm not usually a big target for bugs. My husband, whom bugs like, didn't see a lot of difference when he wore it. I like anything that doesn't involve spraying stuff on me -- so the concept is good.Product Review: This product was a lot easier to use ...
Summary: 4 Stars
This product was a lot easier to use than sprays or lotions. It was very convenient and very effective. I'll continue to use this product. I'd also like to try it on my children, since mosquitoes are terrible this year.Product Review: Worst product ever! (Still even a year later)
Summary: 1 Stars
I left a review September of 2007. I tried the new bands they came out with yesterday, June 2008.
I was still attacked by skeeters even though I put on on each wrist and one ankle. The one leg that didn't have one on was the only part of my body NOT attacked.
So a year later, they STILL don't work. (This is in Northern Michigan where, believe it or not, the skeeters aren't as bad as in other places closer to woodsy or swampy areas.)