Are Pigeon mosquito repellent patches useful? Can Pigeon mosquito repellent patches effectively repel mosquitoes?

Pigeon Mosquito Repellent Patch is a patch-type mosquito repellent product. Many people who have not used this product are skeptical about it and think that it should not be very effective. So, is Pigeon Mosquito Repellent Patch useful? Can Pigeon Mosquito Repellent Patch effectively repel mosquitoes?

Are Pigeon mosquito repellent patches useful?

I specially bought 50 packs of Pigeon baby natural citronella essential oil non-toxic mosquito repellent patches from Japan. At first, I bought them just thinking that my baby could use them.

Last night, I was bitten by mosquitoes on my legs at work. I suddenly had the idea to put a picture on my skirt. Then I didn't get bitten because I was a mosquito. Last week, I didn't spray mosquito repellent, and I got four or five bites on my legs. It was so itchy. I fell in love with it as soon as I used it last night. I feel fearless in the office this summer, hahaha

Mosquito repellent has a smell, this one is just right, convenient and odorless. The smell is there when you open it, but it disappears quickly and does not affect the mosquito repellent.

Although this is developed for babies, I think I am also a big baby, hahaha

Is Pigeon Mosquito Repellent Patch safe?

No need to contact the skin, so people with allergies can use it with confidence

Although many mosquito repellent products are relatively safe now, experts still recommend that if you use products such as mosquito repellent water and mosquito repellent cream, you must wash them promptly after returning home.

Because babies' hands will inevitably come into contact with clothes or skin sprayed with mosquito repellent products, sometimes they will grab food and eat it directly, and younger babies will even eat their own hands. Some babies will wipe their cheeks with clothes and rub their eyes with their hands. These actions may cause babies to accidentally eat mosquito repellent products. Although there is generally no danger, it is ultimately harmful to health.

Relatively speaking, the design of this mosquito repellent sticker is very user-friendly. It is a small package that does not take up space and is easy to carry. The sticker design allows you to stick it on clothes, hats, shoes, and baby strollers when you go out, or on bedside tables and tables at home... The effect is great.

Natural mosquito repellent method

1. Taking a bath frequently can remove the smell of body secretions and reduce the possibility of being attacked by mosquitoes.

2. Vitamin B is metabolized by the human body and excreted from sweat to produce a special smell that can repel mosquitoes. Therefore, you can eat more foods rich in vitamin B, such as brown rice, beans, dried fruits, nuts, peanuts, fruits, green vegetables, milk, river food, seafood, etc.

3. Wearing light-colored clothes such as yellow and white can reduce the chance of being bitten by mosquitoes.

4. As mosquitoes tend to move towards light, like hot, dark and humid environments, and hide during the day and come out at night, you can turn off the indoor lights in the evening, open the doors and windows, wait for the mosquitoes to fly outside, and then close the screen windows and doors to prevent mosquitoes from flying in.

5. Place a few opened boxes of cooling oil and wind oil in the bedroom, grind the camphor balls and sprinkle them in the corners of the house to repel mosquitoes.

6. Place one or two pots of mosquito repellent flowers.

7. Installing orange-red light bulbs indoors, or covering the light bulbs with translucent orange-red cellophane can partially repel mosquitoes.

8. Burning dried tea leaves and orange peels can drive away mosquitoes.

9. Use appropriate amount of mint, perilla or tomato leaves, rub out the juice and apply it on exposed skin to prevent mosquito bites.

10. Hanging a bunch of green onions under the lamp or putting a few green onions in a gauze bag can help repel mosquitoes.

How mosquito bites work

Among insect bite dermatitis, dermatitis caused by mosquito bites is the most common. Mosquitoes pierce the skin with their mouthparts, and their saliva or venom penetrates the skin. Since the saliva or venom gland extract of mosquitoes contains a variety of antigen components, these antigens can produce allergic reactions with antibodies after entering the human skin and cause inflammation. In severe cases, some children may develop severe reactions such as local bullae and hemorrhagic necrosis. It is a common dermatological disease in summer.

Insect bite dermatitis, also known as papular urticaria, is a common childhood skin disease in summer and autumn. There are many insects that cause insect bite dermatitis, including mosquitoes, bed bugs, fleas, mites, midges (small black bugs), etc. In addition, some caterpillars, such as mulberry caterpillars and stinging caterpillars, can also cause symptoms when their poisonous hairs pierce the skin. Among them, the most common are mites, which are very small and ubiquitous in nature. They can directly bite the skin to cause insect bite dermatitis. They can also cause skin inflammation through their feces and saliva. The manifestations of insect bite dermatitis are papules, wheals, edematous erythema, blisters, papulovesicles, petechiae and ecchymoses at the bite site. Sucking points can be seen in the middle, scattered or in groups. It can occur in various parts of the body, accompanied by varying degrees of itching and tingling. Among them, skin itching is the most common.