Cliganic 10 Pack Mosquito Repellent Bracelets for Adults & Kids - Natural DEET-Free Bands, Individually Wrapped

I like these bracelets, much better than I like the spray. The spray can be very harsh to my nose and it feels like it’s on every part of my body however, this keeps the mosquito away and provides me with a scent that’s only concentrated to where I put them on. I always put one on my arm and one on one foot so that I have a little bit more coverage

I love the product! Not only is this product DEET free? it contains natural essential oils that help keep those pesky vampire insects from biting us! I also use the same essential oils that they use to make my own spray to apply on my dogs before a walk in nature or even to go outside during the summer. I wish the manufacturer made a larger band to place around my 60+ lb dogs neck 😉 *Always check with your veterinary doctor first before using it for your fur babies!

They kinda work, not very effective

So far I am very pleased. The Colorful wristvworn mosquito rellent bands are working as advertised. I live near lakes and whenever I venture outdoors in the humid, hot South Florida area I wear a band and have not been bitten by mosquitoes.

Work great repelling mosquitoes. I did put one on my arm and one on my ankle, I didn’t get one bite. Very comfortable and reusable, comes in a bag that can be resealed. Smells like citronella, not overwhelming.

These bracelets work but with caveats. I got them because sometimes I want to take quick walks outside, but don't want to put on sticky big spray and have to shower 2x a day because of the spray. Enter these bracelets.1st caveat: they fairly quickly decrease in efficacy, which makes me feel guilty for creating so much non compostable/recyclable waste relatively quickly. I have a neighbor with a swampy pool that causes a bunch of mosquitos in the neighborhood in the summer. Without the bracelets, I got 14 bites when going outside for 1 hour. With the bracelets (1st wear and one per limb), I got none.2nd caveat: I have found that I need 1 bracelet per limb in order to avoid bites. For a nighttime Joshua tree stargazing outing with a friend, we each only put one on and both got bit up like crazy. Later, I gave the bracelets another chance. I put one on each elbow and one on each knee. Wore them and then put them back in the pouches for later use. No bites. Used them a 2nd and 3rd time with no bites, but got 4 bites today with the 4th use, which indicates they're at their effective end of life at around 3 or 4 wears.Overall, they work if you make sure you have a little citronella bubble around you by putting one on each limb, but they generate a relatively large amount of waste for the amount of protection they provide, and the protection itself can be spotty. If your only goal is to not use chemical spray on your skin, these bracelets meet it. If your goal is solely to not get bit, spray might be a better choice.

Works great for me. I read a few reviews before buying and found out that if you’re in an area that has a lot of misquotes to wear 2 bracelets. So I tried one on my left leg and one on my right arm, worked out great. The scent is just like the spray without the mess. I like that each bracelet comes in its own resealable bag so you can put them back in for the next use. So far I’ve reused them 3 times ( had them on for about 1 1/2 hours each time ) and seems to be working well. Will definitely buy them again.

For those seeking a quick, low-chemical, kid-approved mosquito deterrent, these bracelets are appealing—especially for casual outdoor moments like gardening, short walks, or light camping. However, if you're dealing with heavy insect pressure (e.g., during trips to mosquito-infested areas), don't rely solely on them—add a backup like spray or netting.Highlights at a Glance• Ease of use: slip-on design—no mess, no fuss• Kid-safe & travel-ready: resealable individually wrapped bands• Fragrance: pleasant citronella lemongrass• Effectiveness: varies—some swear by them, others not so much