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Ultrasonic mosquito repellent bracelet, 3 modes, waterproof, rechargeable, for camping, fishing, outdoor sports (pink)

£38.42
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Product information

Description

Waterproof Design: Designed with a unique water-resistant structure, this insect repellent bracelet remains functional and comfortable even when wet, making it perfect for everyday use without needing to remove it while washing your hands or in rainy conditions.

Scientifically Backed Principle: Taking advantage of the natural behavior of mosquitoes, where female mosquitoes (leeches) avoid male mosquitoes during their egg-laying period, this mosquito repellent bracelet mimics the sound of male mosquitoes, offering a scientific approach to repelling pests.

Versatile Mode Settings: Equipped with three distinct modes: indoor, sport, and outdoor, the mosquito repellent band can be adjusted according to your environment for optimal protection.

Simply press the switch to activate it, and the blue light will indicate its operating status. Advanced Ultrasonic Technology: Our mosquito repellent bracelet utilizes advanced ultrasonic technology to emit 360° sound waves, bionic waves, and electromagnetic waves, disrupting the auditory and nervous systems of mosquitoes and effectively keeping them away without the use of harmful chemicals. Intelligent Power Saving: The repellent watch is rechargeable via a portable USB port and features a smart chip for efficient power saving. Once fully charged, it offers up to 7 days of continuous use in standby mode or 6 months of shelf life, ensuring you are always protected.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Organic
    Yes
  • Target species
    Mosquitos
  • Intended use
    Outdoor
  • Mode of action
    Ultrasound
  • Ready to use
    Yes
  • Safe for children and pets
    Yes
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME226179386
  • MMID
    916123153182
  • Product code
    4048091708722
  • EAN
    4048091708722
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