Ticks and Lyme Disease
Ticks are tiny insects that bite and attach themselves to their host to feed. They can spread Lyme disease and the host could be you so remember to cover up!
Top Tips for Tackling Ticks
* Cover up with tick proof clothing such as Rovince Anti-Tick Clothing
* Apply tick repellent to any exposed skin that isn’t covered up
* Always carry a tick remover so that you can deal with any ticks that do manage to attach themselves to you as quickly as possible
More Information and Useful Links
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Ticks - Questions and Answers
Frequently asked questions about Ticks and Lyme disease. Questions and answers about how to remove ticks and how to spot Lyme disease are a must read.
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Rovince Anti-Tick Clothing - FAQs
Rovince - Anti Tick Clothing FAQs page. For everything you need to know about this innovative tick proof clothing brand.
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Tick Remover Comparison Table
Ticks need to be removed safely and securely to ensure no saliva is left behind. Compare each tick remover and see which one is most suited to you.
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Tick Repellent Comparison Table
Ghastly little things that can attach quickly. Read our comparison guide of our tried and tested insect repellents and the differences between them.
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About DEET Insect Repellent
DEET is an extremely effective insect repellent, but not many people know anything more. That's where we come in!
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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.
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About Permethrin Fabric Spray
Permethrin spray provides long-lasting protection against biting insects when sprayed on textiles, such as curtains, bedding, clothing etc.
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Bush Wear No Tick Wash In Repellent
The Bush Wear No Tick Wash In Repellent is a handy environmentally friendly wash in tick repellent.
