Off! repellent 100 ml Multi Insect

Hold the container upright. When using on the face, neck and skin of children over 2 years, spray the product into the palms of your hands and then rub it in. Avoid contact with eyes, lips and mucous membranes. It also works on clothing, spray on shirts, trousers and socks.

Does not harm cotton, wool or nylon. Wash treated clothing. Wash treated areas with soap and water upon return. Repeat application only if necessary.

Are you using repellent correctly?

1. First apply sunscreen , let it absorb, then apply repellent. If you need to reapply sunscreen after a while, this does not apply to repellent unless you notice that insects are starting to bother you more. It is advisable to avoid 2-in-1 products that combine sunscreen and insect repellent, as sunscreen needs to be applied more often than insect repellent.
2. Apply gently and evenly and do not overdo it. Mosquitoes can find even a small, ungreased spot on your skin. Shake the contents of the can and spray the product evenly onto your skin and clothing from a distance of 10-20 cm. For milks and creams, you should also follow the information on the packaging more closely - they usually advise applying a thin layer of the product to exposed areas. This should be enough - with repellents, more is not better. Try to avoid inhaling the repellent at all times, so apply it in a well-ventilated area and away from open flames.
3. Do not apply under clothing . Although clothing will protect you from insects wherever it covers your skin, it is still a good idea to spray it on top of it to be on the safe side. However, test the spray on a small, hidden area of the fabric first to see if it will damage it. Never use repellent under clothing. It is unnecessary and can be harmful.
4. Apply the product to sensitive areas with your hands . Never spray directly on your face or ears. Spray the required amount onto your palm and then spread the product over your face, neck and the outer part of your ears. Avoid the eyes and nostrils. Remember to apply it to your head if you are bald or have shaved hair. The repellent can worsen cuts and other wounds, so avoid areas with broken or irritated skin. Wash your hands thoroughly after application, especially if you are about to eat.
5. Don't forget your feet, ankles, and knees. Ticks most often get on them from plants low to the ground, so these areas are considered high-risk.
6. Think about the safety of children. According to experts, children under two months of age should not use repellent at all. Do not spray directly on the skin of older children either. Spray the necessary amount on your hand and then apply it to the child appropriately. Avoid their hands, eyes, nostrils and mouth.
7. Repeat the application only if necessary. A quality repellent will protect for several hours. However, some of us are more interested in insects than others. If mosquitoes start bothering you again, it means it is time to reapply the repellent. This should also be remembered after swimming or sweating heavily, when the repellent can wash off.

After returning from insect-free areas, wash the repellent off yourself and your children thoroughly with soap and water.

Active ingredient: 20 g of icaridin in 100 g of the product.

Use biocidal products safely. Use as directed. Do not apply to children's hands. Do not apply to excessively tanned or broken skin. For external use only. Discontinue use if skin irritation occurs. Dispose of empty packaging as separate waste in accordance with waste law.

Keep out of reach of children. If swallowed: Immediately call a Poisons Information Centre/doctor. If in eyes: Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. Remove contact lenses, if present and easy to do. Continue rinsing. Keep away from heat, hot surfaces, sparks, open flames and other ignition sources. No smoking. Do not breathe aerosols.

Do not use on children under 2 years of age. Further information on the second part of the label. Minimum shelf life: 4 years from the date of manufacture indicated on the packaging.