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Natural Mosquito Repellent Plant Ball - Indoor Fly Killer, Long-Lasting Citronella Mosquito and Insect Repellent Combination (5 pieces), CREA

£41.08
Of which environmental contribution £0.01 including VAT.
Sold by MICHH-GB

Product information

Description

Plant Magic Insect Repellent Kit | 24/7 Protection for the Whole Family

——Natural Mosquito Repellent/Silent Fly Repellent/Safe for Pregnant Women and Infants/Complete Protection for Living Room and Bedroom

Core Technology

Plant Bionic Avoidance System: Replicates the molecular structure of lemon and citronella essential oils, continuously releasing a natural protective field that mosquitoes hate.

Golden Ratio, double insect-repellent effect, no added DEET, artificial colors, alcohol, hormones, etc., safe for mothers and babies.

Safe and reliable ingredients

Slow-release nano chip: 1 box covers 30 m³ of space, effective for up to 45 days (6 times more effective than conventional mosquito stickers)

Ergonomic design

No presence: silent, no flash, like invisible protection while you sleep, no need to plug in to save energy, 360-degree mosquito protection with no blind spots

Official verification

▸ Certified by the Entomological Institute of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the repellency rate for Culex pipiens is 98.7%

▸ Compliant with the EU RoHS environmental standard, suitable for maternity wards, nurseries, and families with pets

Install it under your porch for a whole month without mosquitoes: safer than mosquito coils

and more elegant than electric mosquito swatters

Features

  • Brand
    SIOKS
  • Organic
    Yes
  • Target species
    Mosquitos
  • Ready to use
    Yes
  • Safe for children and pets
    Yes
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME221261850
  • MMID
    301876401551
  • Product code
    4894853943968
  • EAN
    4894853943968
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