Good for skin, bad for ticks. Our new extra-strength tick repellent is formulated with effective cold-pressed plant oils and essential oils. With the naturally spicy, grounding scents of cinnamon and vanilla, this summertime staple smells great while keeping ticks at bay for over 6 hours. Packaged in a lightweight, infinitely recyclable aluminum bottle.
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EFFECTIVE: Laboratory tested to repel ticks + Protects with essential oils + Provides 6 hours of protection
CLEAN + ORGANIC: 10 simple, clean ingredients + Made with 77% organic ingredients + Free of petroleum products
SAFE: 100% DEET free + Gluten free
SUSTAINABLE: Cruelty free + Infinitely recyclable aluminum packaging + Made with solar power
Inactive Ingredients: Aqua (Water), *Glycine Soja
(Soybean) Oil, *Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed
Oil,*Glycerin, Vanillin.
* = Certified Organic Ingredient.
Shake well before each use. Spray directly on entire area of skin to be protected. Reapply as needed. For sensitive skin, apply a small amount of the product to test before full use. Keep out of eyes and keep off broken or unhealthy skin. Adult supervision is recommended when using this product on children.
Can I use your Anti-Tick products on my children? How about my baby?
Badger's Anti-Tick Spray is formulated using USDA Certified Organic and 100% natural ingredients, including essential oils with tick-repellant qualities. Essential oils in high concentrations could irritate the skin; however, the percentages we use in our products should not irritate unless your child has an allergy or specific sensitivity. However, we recommend you consult a doctor before using this product on an infant or toddler. As with any product new to you or your family, it’s best to do a skin patch test before full usage, and if you have any questions, check with your doctor.
Does your Anti-Tick Spray repel mosquitos?
No, but you can use our Anti-Tick Spray and Anti-Bug products in combination to repel ticks and mosquitos at the same time.
What kind of ticks was this product tested against?
A Tick Repellency Evaluation was conducted against the American Dog Tick, Dermacentor variabilis.
Why do I sometimes see a Prop 65 Warning when I purchase your Anti-Tick products online in CA?
Never fear. This warning does not apply to Badger products. Badger products have never contained any ingredient on the Prop 65 list. We have strict natural ingredient sourcing standards, and each ingredient is listed on our website and all product packaging. So why would you see this warning if it does not apply to Badger products? Online retailers will often err on the side of caution and place this warning on products shipping to CA to ensure they are not out of compliance with the law. We always appreciate notifications of these warnings so that we can report them and have them removed.
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