Mosquito Repellent Patches

In the MosquitoPatch, 75 mg of thiamine, also known as vitamin B1, is delivered over the course of 24 hours.  It is recommended that the patch be applied 2 hours prior to exposure to mosquitoes so that there is enough time for thiamine to be excreted through the pores.  Following the full release of thiamine over 24 hours there may be additional protection of up to 12 hours while the remaining thiamine fully circulates through the bloodstream and is excreted. 

Unlike other insect repellents, the MosquitoPatch is non-toxic and completely safe for use.  Delivering only 100% thiamine directly to the bloodstream, the MosquitoPatch avoids the potential harmful side effects on the intestine and liver of attempting to ingest enough vitamin B1, as well as the other health side-effects attributed to other forms of mosquito repellent.

The MosquitoPatch is applied to clean, dry, hairless skin.  The muscles of the upper arm or shoulder blade are prime spots for application, as the blood vessels supplying these areas will easily be able to take up the thiamine.  As the MosquitoPatch is such a discrete, easy to use product that doesn’t result in a sticky, smelly residue remaining on the skin, the places that one can use the MosquitoPatch in are as varied as the places one can find mosquitoes.  The perfect option for family summer holidays, backyard barbeques, fishing trips, travel hot climates, dog walks, outdoor work and warm summer evenings spent outside.  Containing only 100% Thiamine, the MosquitoPatch is also completely safe for young children, an important factor to consider when selecting mosquito repellent for the family.