A natural bug repellant offering protection from Malaria spreading mosquitos.  In fact Park Bench Naturals Bug Out Spray is 97% effective at repelling mosquitos from landing on skin. Studies are showing that some essential oils are as effective as DEET at repelling insects and ours contains thirteen of them!

To be honest, when I was formulating this blend, I feared it would smell horrendous.  After all, it contains a mixture of 13 different, but very effective, essential oils!  To my astonishment, it not only does not smell horrible, it has a pleasant aroma.  It has become one of the most popular products Park Bench Naturals has ever offered.  People often ask if it's okay to use it on their dogs.  My response is that I am not a veterinarian but I do use it on my shepherd mix Admiral Bear Bones.  (Why YES, he IS a pirate!)  I also personally wear it when I go wildcrafting on our 130 acres for the plant materials used here to create your favorite products.  I find it to be effective at repelling ticks, chiggers, horse flys and other creepy crawly flying incredibly annoying insects!  My husband keeps a small bottle of it in his golf bag so he and his buddies can use it on the golf course when a ball misbehaves and goes into the rough.  

"One member of this family, Nepeta cataria (catnip), has had its essential oils containing various nepetalactone stereoisomers tested and the results showed that it is comparable to DEET at repelling mosquitoes, while offering better spatial repellency."                            - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6365536/

Made simply and naturally with Organic Witch Hazel, Water and Pure Essential Oils. All of Park Bench Naturals products are free of toxins such as aluminum, propylene glycol, paragons, BHT, artificial fragrance, and Triclosan. Never Tested on Animals, That is what our Friends and Family are for!

One member of this family, Nepeta cataria (catnip), has had its essential oils containing various nepetalactone stereoisomers tested and the results showed that it is comparable to DEET at repelling mosquitoes, while offering better spatial repellency 43–45.