Removal · field guidance

Rotate repellent types to test for sensitivity

If skin reacts to one repellent, EPA-registered alternatives (picaridin, IR3535, OLE/PMD) often solve it without losing protection.

Steps

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01
Patch-test a new repellent on inner forearm before relying on it outdoors.
02
Wait 24 hours; check for redness, itch, or rash.
03
If clear, scale up to full use; if not, try a different active ingredient.
04
Permethrin on clothing is a separate channel and rarely irritates cured skin.

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