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After all, your liver needs all of the help it can get.

The second that the sun sets and the temperature cools off, you are going to be bug chow. It’s a good thing that you packed the Adventure Medical Natrapel 8 Hour Pump Spray. The hands-free pump makes it easy to apply, and the eight hours of protection mean you can actually sleep without feeling like a human buffet. Plus, it’s as effective as DEET but without the possible liver damage.

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Yung Lee

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Tried these out for the first time on a short 7 mile hike through the Falls trail at Ricketts Glen state park in PA on a humid/rainy Memorial day weekend. I didn't get any bug bites that I could identify, but I had tons of small flying insects flying right in front of my face for the first hour or so of my hike (right after I applied the spray). But at the same time, my girlfriend, who was hiking right next to me didn't have the issue. So the efficacy may vary by person. I personally wouldn't recommend the product, and will be looking for an alternative.

Sara Kay

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AMK Marketing rep Katie Singleton takes you through the Natrapel 8-hour range of insect repellents. Natrapel 8-hour is a DEET-free formula that provides up to 8 hours of protection from bugs and is safe to use around outdoor and fishing gear.

Event Horizon

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I normally just spray deet on my clothes not skin. I use skin so soft for the skin. I know it was originally a beauty product but it works better than deet in my opinion for flying insects, not sure about ticks though. I also use permethrin on clothes let it dry. When you are out, spray the deet on the clothes and skin so soft on the skin. This combination seems to work VERY well.

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Gareth Loosle

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Man. wherever this stuff got its claim "as effective as deet"...it sure wasn't in the uinta's or in southern utah, yikes. I suffered and learned the hard way. I want so bad to get off deet. but you know, I gotta have stuff that works too. And as much warning and nasty stuff found in deet, this bad boy sure has its fair share of label warnings and very specific usage directions of its own.

Event Horizon

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I normally just spray deet on my clothes not skin. I use skin so soft for the skin. I know it was originally a beauty product but it works better than deet in my opinion for flying insects, not sure about ticks though. I also use permethrin on clothes let it dry. When you are out, spray the deet on the clothes and skin so soft on the skin. This combination seems to work VERY well.

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Big Papa

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This is my bug spray of choice. I'm just not a fan of DEET, because as effective as it can be, I don't like all the warning labels, melted plastics, eroded synthetic clothing, and skin-burning sensations that can accompany it.

I used this in the Eastern Sierra last year, which was a banner year for mosquitoes (think thick black clouds), and had great results. I prefer the smaller size of the 1 ounce spray bottle, it doesn't take up much room or weigh a lot in my pack. This one is good for the trailhead applications, though, or if you are car camping.

If you are giving any thought to getting off of the DEET train, give this stuff a shot.