Mosquito, Tick, and Insect Repellent with Natural Essential Oils - Bug Spray and Killer - Safe for Family - Rosemary 2-Pack of 4 oz Bottle

This is the only natural bug spray that seems to work and also smells okay!!

Safe insecticide and very effective. Natural and will not hurt people orpets

Later Edit: I bought this product again after using our first bottles. Not sure if they don’t get the formula identical or what, but the second time we are still getting mosquito bites. We also experienced the problems with the spray mechanism locking up on us. Disappointed after thinking we had found a solution to our mosquito issue. This stuff is awesome!! My poor 3 year old is usually eaten by mosquitos all summer long. They also like me too. I have had success with this every time we apply. PLUS it smells nice (we got lemongrass) and I feel like I’m putting a quality product on my little ones.

Quick delivery and so far no ticks

To be 100% honest, I love the product, but what a hassle it is to get out in the field where you want to work your dog and you can't spray this product on them. I figured it was a fluke, so I bought more bottles, and those stopped working as well. They sincerely need to improve the delivery system so the product can be reliably used. What a waste it is to have to buy better spray bottles to pour the awesome Wondercide into. With that being said, I spray the product all over myself and it's just as effective as the less natural Off products. I may have to reapply after a couple hours, but there's nothing harmful in it, so I'm not very worried about it. I use a bunch of Wondercide products, including flea and tick spray (also in a nonfunctional sprayer bottle) and their pet collars. As someone who has working dogs, I hang a collar in front of a dog box to keep mosquitos and black flies from bothering my dogs when they're in the back of my SUV with the back hatch open. I accidentally bought cat collars that were too small for my German Shepherds, so I came up with this use for them and they have a pretty good life span as a bug deterrent while my dogs are resting in their boxes. I just can't tell you how frustrating it is that I've ended up with so many inoperable spray bottles. Such a waste of plastic! I have four of the product I'm reviewing and 1 flea/tick spray and not one of them actually sprays.

I bought these so I could actually spray them where needed. Unfortunately, out of two bottles, neither one of them sprays. The spray nozzle gets stuck at the bottom and you have to pull it up with each spray. Once the nozzle is wet it is very difficult to pull up. Continuously attempting to pump the nozzle doesn't improve it. If I wanted repellent without a sprayer I would have bought them that way. Pretty expensive for defective sprayers.

Wondercide has become a must-have in our home! It’s incredibly effective at keeping mosquitoes, ticks, and other pests away—and the best part is, it’s made with clean, natural ingredients so I feel safe using it on myself, my kids, and even around our pets. No harsh chemicals, no overwhelming scent—just a pleasant, fresh smell that actually works. We love that it doesn’t leave a sticky residue and can be reapplied as needed without worry. It gives us peace of mind when we’re out in the yard, at the park, or camping. I’ve recommended this to so many friends already—it’s hands down the best natural insect repellent we’ve found!

I do outdoors scientific fieldwork in very dense vegetation and tall grass/shrubs in the southeastern US. When I’m in a group of people, I tend to be a magnet for bites and stings, more so than anyone else. I spray a combination of this and deep woods deet spray onto myself right before beginning fieldwork. While others with me who have only used deet spray are plucking ticks off of their skin and clothing throughout the day, I almost never have any. Over the course of about 30 non-consecutive field days, I’ve only found one tick on my skin. I think the combination of this spray and deet really work. During non-fieldwork times (just outside on a normal warm evening), the wondercide spray alone works just fine. The fragrance is incredibly strong. The lemongrass smell is pleasant, but it lasts for days on clothing, even after washing. I store the bottle in a medicine cabinet and the cabinet seems to smell permanently like the spray. I’m not upset because it’s a pleasant smell for me, but keep this in mind. One more thing…my dog hates the smell of this. I’m not sure if it’s just the lemongrass or what, but just don’t be surprised if your dog also doesn’t like this.