• Protects reliably for up to 8 hours against gnats, mosquitoes, horseflies, flies, fleas and ticks
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• Proven efficacy also against yellow fever, tiger and malaria mosquitoes
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• Germatologically well tolerated
• Suitable for children from 12 years
• Best protection with the WHO recommended active ingredient DEET
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Application

Anti Brumm® Forte is sprayed evenly onto unprotected skin areas. Textiles made of cotton and wool can also be sprayed; contact with plastic materials and fibres as well as painted surfaces should be avoided.
Apply Anti Brumm® Forte at the earliest 30 minutes after applying the sunscreen.
Please also observe the following instructions:
◾Do not apply to wounds and mucous membranes
◾Avoid contact with eyes
◾Anti Brumm® Forte irritates eyes and skin
◾For children aged 12 and over, use Anti Brumm® Forte sparingly and not all over the body

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Note

Anti Brumm® Forte (only in your pharmacy) protects up to 6 hours against mosquitoes and up to 5 hours against ticks. When used sparingly, it can be used in children from 12 years

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Ingredients

N,N-diethyl-m-toluamide - DEET for short - has a high potency1 against a large number of parasites. This is why DEET has long been used as an active ingredient in synthetic repellents (mosquito repellents).
The benefits of DEET include:
◾Effectiveness
◾Long-lasting protection
◾Broad spectrum of action
DEET - the gold standard in insect protection
DEET's mosquito protection is based on the following mode of action: DEET blocks the general scent receptor of certain insects so that they can no longer perceive human scents. DEET disorients and confuses the ectoparasites.
This is the best prerequisite for safe and long-lasting protection.
With a DEET content of 30 percent, Anti Brumm® Forte reliably protects against mosquito bites for up to 6 hours*.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) recommends DEET
DEET is one of the most effective mosquito repellents available today. DEET-based repellents such as Anti Brumm® Forte are suitable for mosquito protection during leisure time, sports and travel. For example, the WHO expressly recommends using a mosquito repellent with the active ingredient DEET to protect against dengue fever when travelling2.
And Stiftung Warentest also recommends (test 06/2014): When travelling, it is best to always pack an insect repellent from home in the first-aid kit - because products from other countries can conceal harmful active ingredients in higher concentrations.
Would you like to learn more about the active ingredient DEET? Then click here.
Insect repellents - hazard labelling prescribed by law
Hazard labelling Time and again consumers are confused: What is the meaning of the danger symbol on the package of Anti Brumm® Forte? Are synthetic repellents dangerous for humans?
However, the explanation is based on a legal foundation: insect repellents belong to the group of so-called biocides. The depiction of a corresponding symbol is required by law in this context in order to ensure comprehensive consumer protection. Consumer protection, which can also be seen on Anti Brumm® products.
Anti Brumm® Forte (only available in pharmacies) has been dermatologically tested and has good skin compatibility. The proven repellent is suitable for children from 12 years of age.
Please also note the tips for use.

1Goebel, R., Schulz, M.: Insekten erfolgreich abwehren. PZ 32/2006 2WHO: DENGUE-GUIDELINES FOR DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT, PREVENTION AND CONTROL, New edition 2009 *The duration of action can be shortened by sweating or contact with water.