Yes, the mosquito spray is designed to effectively repel mosquitoes. It contains extracts of eucalyptus, lavender, clove, lemon grass, and vanilla, which work by affecting the sensory receptors of mosquitoes, essentially camouflaging you from them.

Yes, you can use the mosquito repellent spray around doors and windows to create a barrier and help keep mosquitoes away.

The spray works by affecting the sensory receptors of mosquitoes, making it difficult for them to detect and target individuals. The combination of eucalyptus, lavender, clove, lemon grass, and vanilla creates a natural barrier.

The duration of effectiveness may vary, but generally, the spray is designed to provide protection for 1 to 2 hours. It's advisable to reapply the spray after a certain duration, especially in areas with high mosquito activity.

The spray is suitable for various surfaces such as bed linens, curtains, clothes, socks, and other flat surfaces where mosquitoes are likely to be present.

Although the product is skin-safe, it is highly recommended to use it on surfaces like bed linens, curtains, clothes, and socks. Avoid direct application to broken skin and/or face.

Yes, the spray is safe for kids. However, it is not suitable for children under 3 years of age. For children, it is recommended to apply the spray on their clothing or other suitable surfaces rather than directly on their skin.

The frequency of use depends on factors such as mosquito activity and environmental conditions. It's generally recommended to reapply the spray as needed, especially if you are in an area with a high mosquito population.

Yes, it is generally safe to sleep with the mosquito repellent, especially when applied to surfaces like bed linens and curtains. However, it's essential to follow the recommended guidelines for application and ensure proper ventilation in the sleeping area. Avoid direct application to skin or bedding where direct contact might occur during sleep.