Elimitick clearance

[juju]

Some of it is 60% off. Don't be a statistick.

Elimitick - Tick Repellent Clothing

ElimiTick® tick repellent clothing uses Insect Shield® technology, which turns tick hunting clothing into long-lasting, effective, tick protection.

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[RWT]

Has anyone used this product? Looking for one to wear while on the tractor. Have them falling on me out of the trees all the time.

 

[Glendon Mullins]

So is this just clothig sprayed with Permetherin? which u could do yourself to your clothing much cheaper. Or is there a technology behind this?

 

[HairyScandinavian]

So is this just clothig sprayed with Permetherin? which u could do yourself to your clothing much cheaper. Or is there a technology behind this?

I asked their support people this a few months ago, this was their reply. IMO it's basically Permethrin just more convenient. I have to wonder if DIY fresh coat of spray is more effective though.

edit: That's insane I can copy the text from my gmail and the actual link copied through to the post in the forum. I must be getting old because that's blowing my mind.

Morning JJ,

Permethrin fabric sprays do offer solid protection — no denying that. You spray it directly on your clothing, let it dry and it can repel ticks for up to six washes or about six weeks. For DIY-minded folks, it’s a decent option and way better than nothing.

But here’s where ElimiTick stands apart: the insect repellent in ElimiTick gear is professionally bonded to the fibers during manufacturing using Insect Shield® technology — the same active ingredient (permethrin), but applied in a lab-controlled, EPA-registered process. The result? ElimiTick stays effective for 70+ washes — over 10 times longer than most at-home spray applications. No guessing if you sprayed enough or missed a spot. No re-treating every few weeks. Just gear that’s ready every time you need it.

Think of it this way: permethrin sprays are like hand-painting your truck. ElimiTick is a factory finish that’s built to last.

We just published a new blog titled Debunking Tick Protection Myths if you'd like to check that for more information.

Thanks and have a great day!

- Jen