Sunscreen and insect repellent need to be applied in different quantities and frequencies, and combining them could reduce their effectiveness or change the way they are absorbed by your skin, says ...

If I could, I would wear the best tick-repellent clothing pretty much every ... fabric that’s treated with the EPA-approved pesticide permethrin (more on that below), it has a removable mesh ...

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Dr. Gunter recommends specific protective measures: “Using an appropriate repellent is a great way ... And there’s also something called permethrin. You can treat your clothes, not your ...

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This is not to say other brands will not work, but these are from my experience. Look for Picaridin spray or liquid for insect protection of your exposed skin and Permethrin spray for your clothes.

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That’s why both sunscreen and insect repellent are essential. It’s easy to see the appeal of combo products, which include both sunscreen and insect repellent in one convenient bottle.

Our repellent recommendations are EPA approved, backed by experts, and tested by us. We don’t recommend using any essential-oil bug repellents. There’s no way to know what kind of protection ...

Use Permethrin: Spray your clothes, not your skin, with this synthetic insecticide. "I swear by it, I've collected about 8,000 ticks for my research, and I've been bitten one time," said Roome.

Wear tight clothing, tuck in shirts and pants legs, and wear clothes treated with 0.5 percent permethrin repellent. “If you don’t apply repellent, they can be ruthless,” Fonseca said ...

Mather advises that people follow what he calls the “three Ts.” Wear tight clothing, tuck in shirts and pants legs, and wear clothes treated with 0.5 percent permethrin repellent. “If you don’t apply ...