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Anti Bumble Spray Forte

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A walk in the woods, a barbecue in the garden or a camping holiday by the lake – these are popular activities that make spring and summer an experience. But unfortunately, annoying companions such as mosquitoes and ticks are also active in the warm season. Anti Brumm® Forte effectively keeps the blood-sucking pests at bay without poisoning them – and thus contributes to a relaxed stay in nature.

Anti Brumm® Forte also provides strong mosquito protection when travelling – because it is effective not only against domestic mosquitoes, but also against tropical mosquitoes (e.g. tiger mosquitoes), which are also known to transmit diseases. With the active ingredient DEET, which is considered the gold standard among insect repellents and is also recommended by the WHO for tropical travel, Anti Brumm® Forte offers reliable and long-lasting mosquito and tick protection for the whole family.

No wonder that Anti Brumm® Forte is also recommended by the Swiss Tropical Institute. The effectiveness of Anti Brumm® Forte has also convinced the renowned testing institute Stiftung Warentest: In the 05/2017 test, Anti Brumm® Forte mosquito repellent was once again awarded the top rating "very good" (1.2).* Anti Brumm® Forte also achieved the top rating (0.6) in the "tick protection" category.

Application

The mosquito spray Anti Brumm® Forte is sprayed evenly on exposed skin areas. Please note the following instructions: For children aged three to twelve, use Anti Brumm® Forte sparingly and no more than once a day.

Do not apply to wounds or mucous membranes. Avoid contact with eyes.

If using a sunscreen at the same time: Apply the spray at least 30 minutes after applying the sunscreen. Do not bring into contact with plastic materials, textiles, painted surfaces and the like (e.g. glasses, watches or cameras). Please also observe the instructions for use on the packaging. Use repellents with caution. 4

Always read the label and product information before use. There is insufficient data on use during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Use by pregnant women is limited to areas where there is a risk of insect-borne diseases after consultation with a doctor.