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NATPAT’s field trial reports 456 minutes above 80% protection for its mosquito-repellent stickers. See the conditions, then see how BuzzPatch is worn on clothes.
Mosquitoes find people by scent. BuzzPatch releases plant-based essential-oil scent from a patch on clothing to help repel them. No spray bottle, no lotion rubbed into skin. Apply as directed before heading outside.
Resealable Bag Keeps Patches Fresh
Keep unused BuzzPatch patches in their resealable pouch between outings, so they are ready when you need them.
On Clothing. Off Your Skin.
A DEET-free option with citronella essential oil. Apply the adhesive patch to clothing instead of directly to skin. Follow the label.
A Pocket-Sized Outdoor Essential
No spray bottle or liquid to leak in your bag. The flat pouch is easy to take to the park, campsite, or wherever your plans lead.
Peel. Stick. Get Ready to Go.
Peel a patch and place it on clothing before heading out. Follow the pack’s application and replacement directions.
On Clothing. Off Skin.
Citronella essential oil. No DEET. Attach patches to clothes, not directly to skin.
Pocket-Sized Pouch
No spray bottle to leak. Keep spare patches sealed and ready in your outdoor bag.
Peel. Stick. Go.
Apply to clothing before heading out. Follow the pack’s application directions.
BUZZPATCH IS PERFECT IF…
You want a simpler routine for moms-to-be
40 participants in the field trial
You prefer repellent on clothes, not skin
Apply BuzzPatch to clothing instead of rubbing spray or lotion onto skin. Follow the placement directions.
You want less to carry outside
The flat resealable pouch fits a pocket or outdoor bag, with no liquid bottle to leak.
You want a DEET-free option
BuzzPatch uses plant-based essential oils, including citronella, in a sticker applied to clothing.
You like to keep fresh patches ready
For best results, refresh after the day’s activities or every 8 hours. Store unused patches in the sealed pouch.
You want a simple outdoor routine
Prepare before heading out: peel, place on clothing, and follow the application directions.
NATPAT’s field trial tested mosquito-repellent stickers in the Philippines using WHO test protocols, alongside a chemical family repellent. It reports 456 minutes above 80% protection for the stickers and 482 minutes for the comparator. Those are protection-window results from that trial, not a guarantee for every wearer. The separate laboratory test measures how long the sticker material repels mosquitoes. Keeping those two results separate makes the evidence easier to judge.
MEET NATPAT BUZZPATCH ADULTS
STICK IT ON. STEP OUTSIDE.
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A field result with context
40 participants. 456 minutes above 80% protection for BuzzPatch in our field trial.
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Release built into the patch
AromaWeave helps release citronella gradually. The separate lab result measures the material, not a longer wearing time.
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Plant-based. DEET-free.
Citronella essential oil on clothing, with no spray or lotion rubbed into skin.
Mosquitoe K. (Adelaide, South Australia, Australia)
Mosquitoe Kit
I think $108 is great value for this kit! Well done!
Thank you ❤️
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Carol (Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada)
Buzzpatch works well
We’ve purchased the Buzzpatches and found they do work great. The only thing I would suggest, would be to have patch designs that aren’t so juvenile. We’ve been to adult outside parties where people are in dressier clothing. A more adult version would be greatly appreciated to use in these circumstances.
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Vanessa C.
Amazing
Been buying these for my daughter for over 2 years because they’re amazing! When we go visit the country where my mom lives, the mosquitos are ruthless but these have protected my daughter so well. I always recommend them to families with kiddos. I refuse to use the spray on my child and other children if I witness them trying to spray them. That stuff smells so bad, full of chemicals and these stickers don’t smell bad and they don’t go on their skin.
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Tami (Spruce Grove, Alberta, Canada)
My kids are obsessed
Perhaps a little too obsessed. Getting them to apply sunscreen is a total chore, but they are all in for fun bug stickers and often debate with eachother which colour and design to choose. When they were little I'd just slap one on their back or butt worrying about them pulling them off or sticking them in their mouth and sometimes they even stay on through the laundry. The only time my kids get bit is if I forgot to get the stickers out.
