Are Mosquito Patches Safe

The 2015 study found vitamin B1 skin patches to be ineffective at repelling mosquitoes. The 2017 study added citronella candles to the list of products that don’t keep mosquitoes away. So-called bug-repellent wristbands and bracelets fail to repel mosquitoes, according to the recent study.

Are mosquito repellent patches safe?

These repellent patches are 100% natural and contain active ingredients like Lemongrass oil, Citronella oil, and other essential oils. As they are DEET-free, they are absolutely safe for use. All you have to do is peel off a patch, and stick it wherever you want – on clothes, stroller, bags, and cots.

Are citronella patches safe?

When applied to the skin: Citronella oil is POSSIBLY SAFE for most people when applied to the skin as an insect repellent. It might cause skin reactions or irritation in some people.