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Mosquito Repellent Bracelet, Waterproof Ultrasonic USB Mosquito Repellent Watch for Indoor and Outdoor, Suitable for Adults and Children

£18.05
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Product information

Description

General description

The Mosquito Repellent Bracelet is a smart electronic device that utilizes the latest technology to create a noise barrier, protecting you from mosquito bites in both indoor and outdoor settings. This waterproof ultrasonic bracelet is suitable for adults and children, offering a safe and effective alternative to traditional repellents.

Technical specifications

  • USB rechargeable with a built-in aluminum polymer battery
  • 15 minutes of charging time
  • 30 days of standby time
  • 24 hours of continuous use
  • Lightweight and adjustable silicone skin
  • Available in black and white
  • Usage

  • Wear the bracelet on your wrist for effective mosquito protection
  • Recharge the bracelet as needed to maintain functionality
  • Features

    • Brand
      CYSLMUK
    • Volume in litres
      10 l
    • Weight
      100 g
    • Pcs per pack
      1 part(s)
    • Length
      9 cm
    • Organic
      Yes
    • Environmental certification
      Oeko-Tex Standard 100
    • Target species
      Mosquitos
    • Intended use
      Outdoor
    • Mode of action
      Ultrasound
    • Safety precautions
      Before each use
    • Ready to use
      Yes
    • Repellent
      Insects
    • Safe for children and pets
      Yes
    • Suitable for organic farming
      Yes
    • ManoMano Reference
      ME88868197
    • MMID
      495169590548
    • Product code
      PB-001375ZY
    • EAN
      9010050182718
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