Showing posts with label Insect Defend Patch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Insect Defend Patch. Show all posts
Monday, 12 November 2012
FAQ #6 - I had noticed that alcohol and smoking will affect this product. Can you please explain further?
Alcohol and tobacco are known to affect blood chemistry and as a result
can influence how the patch will work. Testing seems to indicate that
those who are drinking or who are smokers will require re-application of
the Insect DEFEND Patch more frequently than non-smokers or those who
have not been drinking. Since both alcohol and tobacco are known to
limit the effects of vitamins it may also be possible that the Insect
DEFEND Patch is slightly less effective. Great question, try the DEFEND
patch and let us know your experience!
Friday, 2 November 2012
Use The Insect Defend Patch if you plan on Traveling this Holiday Season
Are you planning to travel to a warmer climate over the holidays?
This is the time of year that many people like to get away somewhere warm, whether it’s for the holidays or just to escape the cold for a little while. If you plan on traveling south over the holidays, there are a few things you should keep in mind…
The Insect Defend Patch travels a lot better than creams and
sprays because not only are they smaller and more compact, but how do you
properly pack an aerosol can or tube of cream? These liquids are often too large to be allowed
in your carry-on, so they must be packed in your checked bag, but what if it
bursts in your bag due to low air pressures...Everything will be left smelling
like bug repellent. The Insect Defend Patch is great because you can keep it
with you on the plane in your carry-on, and put it on 2 hours before you land
so the product will already be working by the time you get there and you will be protected.
This is the time of year that many people like to get away somewhere warm, whether it’s for the holidays or just to escape the cold for a little while. If you plan on traveling south over the holidays, there are a few things you should keep in mind…
The Insect Defend Patch travels a lot better than creams and
sprays because not only are they smaller and more compact, but how do you
properly pack an aerosol can or tube of cream? These liquids are often too large to be allowed
in your carry-on, so they must be packed in your checked bag, but what if it
bursts in your bag due to low air pressures...Everything will be left smelling
like bug repellent. The Insect Defend Patch is great because you can keep it
with you on the plane in your carry-on, and put it on 2 hours before you land
so the product will already be working by the time you get there and you will be protected. Wednesday, 31 October 2012
FAQ #4 - Does the patch still work if we all go swimming with it on or do we need to re-apply after coming out of the water?
The greatest advantage to using the Insect DEFEND Patch as a means of
protection against biting insects is that it continues to work using our
bodies own chemistry regardless if we perspire or participate in any
water related activity – including swimming. The adhesive qualities of
the ‘Patch’ keeps it in place even when it gets wet, (be sure to follow
all instructions when applying), and continues to be effective for the
full 24-36 hours as the Thiamine (Vitamin B1) continues to be
transferred into the bodies epidermal layer.
Thursday, 25 October 2012
Malaria
DID YOU KNOW?
A child dies every 30 seconds from malaria
- A report on malaria in Africa tells us that 3,000 African children die from this horrible disease every day. Poverty stricken, pregnant women and their babies/children are predominantly at risk.
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