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USB rechargeable ultrasonic mosquito repellent bracelet – waterproof, portable and chemical-free – light beige color
Of which environmental contribution £0.10 including VAT.
Sold by Permu UK
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Description
Finally, rediscover the serenity of your summer evenings with this ultrasonic mosquito repellent bracelet, the ideal solution for enjoying the outdoors without bites.
Say goodbye to chemical sprays and itching with smart, safe, and family-friendly protection.- 100% natural protection: ultrasonic technology without harmful chemicals or radiation.
- Absolute safety: designed specifically for pregnant women, children, seniors, and pets.
- Exceptional battery life: up to 130 hours of use after just 30 minutes of fast USB charging.
- Waterproof comfort: Durable, splash-resistant design, perfect for washing hands or dealing with a light rain.
- Intuitive operation: three adjustable speeds with a simple press to adapt to your environment.
- Type: Ultrasonic electronic mosquito repellent bracelet
- Technology: Dual bionic sound waves (ultrasound + simulation)
- Effectiveness: Repels 70% to 80% of mosquitoes
- Power supply: Rechargeable via USB (cable included)
- Charging time: 30 minutes for a full charge
- Battery life: Up to 130 hours of continuous operation
- Standby: Up to 1 month
- Settings: 3 speeds adjustable via a single button
- Waterproof: Splash and light rain resistant (IPX4 equivalent)
- Color: Light Beige
- Target audience: Adults, children, pregnant women, animals
- Use: Indoor and outdoor (camping, hiking, garden, beach)
Features
- BrandFLITI
- Pcs per pack1 part(s)
- OrganicYes
- Target speciesMosquitos
- Mode of actionUltrasound
- Ready to useYes
- Safe for children and petsYes
- ManoMano ReferenceME224234919
- MMID760356481554
- Product codeXHWD-ZFB-M-0813
- EAN04071465210767
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