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natural bug spray for herb garden

natural bug spray for herb garden Anti Bug Spray - Outdoor 4 oz – US Organic

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natural bug spray for herb garden Anti Bug Spray - Outdoor 4 oz – US OrganicUS Organics Anti Bug Spray is safe to use Herbal Insect Repellent made from 9 Premium Organic ingredients. Anti Bug Spray Outdoors formula provides Long Lasting protection against bugs and mosquitoes. It is the best solution for babies, kids, expectant moms, and elders to avoid chemical products. Features Proven 98 100% repellency against Yellow Fever Mosquitoes (Aedes aegypti) upto 4 hrs after applying. Long lasting protection and safe for babies,

US Organic’s Anti Bug Spray is safe-to-use Herbal Insect Repellent made from 9 Premium Organic ingredients. Anti Bug Spray Outdoor’s formula provides Long-Lasting protection against bugs and mosquitoes. It is the best solution for babies, kids, expectant moms, and elders to avoid chemical products.

 

Features 

  • Proven 98-100% repellency against Yellow Fever Mosquitoes (Aedes aegypti) upto 4 hrs after applying.
  • Long-lasting protection and safe for babies, kids, expectant moms and elders
  • Herbal repellent. Ingredients include Soybean Oil, Castor Oil, Lemongrass Oil, Citronella Oil, Cedar Oil, Rosemary Oil, Peppermint Oil, Geranium Oil, Lavender Oil, Deionized Water
  • Refreshing Herbal Scent, Fine Mist Spray, Alcohol-Free, Deet-Free, Cruelty-Free Product, Not Tested on Animals - Leaping Bunny Program
  • Tested by the largest pest testing lab in the U.S.
  • Certified Organic Insect Repellent / DEET- free / Refreshing Herbal Scent / Fine mist spray / Not sticky
  • Cruelty Free Product - Leaping Bunny Program. Not tested on Animals.
  • Proudly made in USA. Exported and sold in many countries.
  • The manufacturing facility is USDA certified, GMP-certified and FDA-registered. Original Product with USDA Seal that Certifies it to be Organic
  • Spray more often when sweating or in windy places.
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    Directions for use

    - Shake Well before each use - Spray directly on entire area of skin to be protected - Re-apply as needed - For sensitive skin, apply small amount of the product to test before full use. - Keep out of eyes and keep off broken or unhealthy skin - When applying to your face or to children, spray into hands first and then gently apply.

     

    Ingredients

    Soybean Oil*, Caster Oil*, Lemongrass Oil*, Citronella Oil*, Cedar Oil*, Rosemary Oil*, Peppermint Oil*, Geranium Oil*, Lavender Oil*, Deionized Water *=Certified Organic Ingredient

     

    Additional Features

    - No petroleum based ingredients - No paraben or preservatives - No synthetic additives or scents - No mineral oil - No artificial colors - No yeast, gluten, dairy and corn

    Caution

    - Keep out of reach of children. - May cause skin irritation. - Do not apply to children's hands. - Adult supervision required when applied to children. First Aid In case of eye contact, wash eyes with plenty of water. May cause skin reactions in rare cases. If so, wash with soap and water. Get medical attention if irritation persists.

     

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