Tick-borne diseases are on the increase

Use Tick Repellent for all activities in woodland, parks and countryside

Many experts regard the tick as ‘one of the most dangerous insects in Europe. The majority of ticks are harmless but sheep and deer ticks, found in long grass, woodland and open countryside, can transmit the serious Lyme disease to humans and climate change is a contributing factor to growing numbers.

Warmer weather changes our behaviour and we are more likely to enjoy being outdoors, wearing less clothing. Taking part in activities such as walking, yoga, Tai Chi, archery, clay pigeon shooting, camping, Duke of Edinburgh award treks or simply having a picnic all leave us vunerable to tick bites. IR3535® is the active ingredient in our insect repellents and it was developed more than 30 years ago. Since then, it has become an established ingredient for protecting you and your family against ticks, and other bugs that you come across when you are participating in outside activities – and one of the best things about IR3535® is that it shields you without harming your health and is non-toxic to the environment.