Scotland
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Castles, lochs and tales of old… Scotland the land of the midge and a good whiskey of course!
Scotland is known as the land of the midge, so be prepared to encounter these itchy little beasties! Read our Travel Tips here!
Midges are best avoided. But if you’re planning on hiking through a midge swarm, then you need the right clothing! Midge head nets, jackets, mittens and insect repellent will be your saving grace.
Even Midge Netting for your camper van windows and doors are a must. Take a look here at our information page to get clued up on the midgie net jargon.
More Information and Useful Links
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Travel Tips for Scotland
The land of the Scottish midge! As well as ticks, mountains, golf and whiskey! It's always handy to have a bit of extra information before you travel, so take a gander here!
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About Craghoppers
A short history of Craghoppers and the innovative technologies they used to help build one of the most iconic outdoor clothing brands in the world.
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NosiLife with Permethrin
Ever wondered why NosiLife works so well? Click here to learn more about the different NosiLife and NosiDefence technologies, both old and new.
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Craghoppers Technologies
So what's the difference between NosiLife, NosiDefence and NosiBotanical? How does SolarShield work and what is Aquadry? Click here to find out!
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Midges - Questions and Answers
A midge is a small two-winged fly that forms swarms and breeds near water or marshy areas. But it is also the swarm that takes your sanity away if you're not prepared to get bitten to death! Read more about those pesky midges here.
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Insect Repellent Selection Guide
Not sure about what insect repellent is best for your holiday destination? Don't worry, we've created a selection guide to help! It gives you insights into diseases, insects and risk to health to help you make an informed choice.
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About Saltidin (alternatives to DEET)
What do you use when you would like an alternative to DEET? That's where the Saltidin and Icaridin insect repellents come in.