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12-Pack Mosquito Repellent Bracelets, Waterproof Mosquito Repellent Wristbands, Adjustable Leather and EVA, Natural DEET-Free Bracelets for Adults, Kids, and Babies, 300 Hours of Insect Protection
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Description
Pack of 12 mosquito repellent bracelets – Available in two materials (leather and EVA). Each mosquito repellent bracelet is fully adjustable and can be worn on your wrist, ankle, or backpack. Enjoy a mosquito-free day, knowing each mosquito repellent bracelet protects you from mosquito bites. No more spraying – no harm to babies and pets. Simply wear the bracelet for maximum mosquito protection. Enjoy greater peace of mind knowing the strips are non-toxic and safe. DEET-free, made with all-natural, plant-based essential oils. 300-hour effective duration – Each insect repellent bracelet provides 300 hours of effective mosquito protection. When you're finished, simply return your insect repellent bracelet to the resealable pouch to keep it active while you use it again. Enjoy the outdoors and the weekend without worrying about mosquito bites. Ultra-comfortable microfiber - Our mosquito repellent bracelet is the ultimate outdoor pest control tool that works in harsh conditions and continues to work even when wet. They're perfect for morning walks, backyard barbecues or parties, and outdoor weekends like fishing, golfing, or camping. Multi-color repellent bracelet - We offer several insect repellent bracelet colors to match your daily fashion styles, and after the mosquito bands are used up, they can still be worn as a chic bracelet.
Features
- BrandODIPIE
- Weight200 g
- Pcs per pack12
- Length10 mm
- OrganicYes
- Target speciesMosquitos
- Intended useOutdoor
- Mode of actionNatural (essential oils)
- Ready to useYes
- RepellentInsects
- Safe for children and petsYes
- Type of insect repellentWristband
- ManoMano ReferenceME94249355
- MMID890518487747
- Product code6512659289353
- EAN6512659289353
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