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Code 428300Clinical

Rid Tropical Strength Insect Repellent 300g

$12.50

inc. GST

Free local delivery, Gordonvale to Palm Cove

Australia-wide shipping, remote areas included

A 300g Rid Tropical Range aerosol that repels mosquitoes and other biting insects while adding antiseptic bite protection. Gives up to 8 hours protection, useful in humid, insect prone areas like Far North Queensland.

Description

This aerosol combines insect repellent with an antiseptic, so it repels mosquitoes, flies, ticks, fleas, biting midges, leeches and sandflies while helping protect skin that’s already been bitten. It’s a non-greasy, lightly scented formula, made in Australia since 1956.

One application gives up to 8 hours of protection, useful for hikes, beach days, gardening, sport and outdoor work anywhere insects are a problem.

Features and benefits

  • Dual action, repels insects and adds antiseptic bite protection
  • Contains 19.1% DEET
  • Up to 8 hours protection from mosquitoes and flies
  • Also effective against ticks, fleas, biting midges, leeches and sandflies
  • Non-greasy, lightly scented aerosol
  • Australian owned and manufactured since 1956
  • 5 year shelf life

Directions for use

  1. Hold the can upright and spray all exposed skin in a sweeping motion from 15 to 20cm away
  2. Do not spray towards eyes or mouth
  3. To apply to the face, spray onto your hands first and rub on
How long does one application last?

Up to 8 hours protection from mosquitoes and flies, according to Rid.

What insects does it work on?

Mosquitoes, flies, ticks, fleas, biting midges, leeches and sandflies.

How do I apply it?

Hold the can upright and spray exposed skin from 15 to 20cm away. For the face, spray onto your hands first and rub on, never spray directly at your face.

Is there an SDS?

Yes, Rid provides a safety data sheet for this product.

Is it suited to Far North Queensland conditions?

It's a tropical strength formula aimed at humid, mosquito and biting insect prone climates, which suits Cairns and the wider Far North Queensland region.

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