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Although malaria in England had effectively died out by the 1950s, mostly due to the draining of much of the marshland where mosquitoes bred, with the growth of global travel, the number of imported cases of the disease in the UK has risen, with nearly 2,000 a year today.
incognito mosquito repellent were invited out to Hong Kong last week to share a stand with the UKTI (United Kingdom Trade & Investment) who also arranged many meetings with potential distributors mainly in HK . Because the event was Natural Products Expo Asia, we also got a lot of interest throughout the region.
There are two scientific reports that show just how effective a mosquito repellent incognito is. Testing carried out by both Chemian Technology and the Insect Research and Development (IR&D Ltd.) have conclusively verified the efficacy of incognito’s active ingredient, Citrepel 75 (or Eucalyptus maculata citridora) as an incredibly effective insect repellent.
12 Jul 2011 Green Communications Press Release: The 60-plus Gap Year has arrived with more mature travellers taking more exotic and longer travels than ever before, according to a survey by incognito which makes the leading natural insect repellent spray. The survey of regular travellers who use incognito was commissioned to establish how social attitudes … Continue reading "Silver surfers travelling further and longer than their children"
With record numbers of midges expected in the Scottish Highlands this summer following the cold winter and mild spring tourists are being warned to take extra precautions to avoid being bitten.
The peak season for the Highland Midge is between June and August and experts estimate there could be as many as 800 times the average level of midges this year as recent conditions have been ideal for the Highland Midge or Culicodies Impunctatus.
Howard Carter , insect repellent expert and founder of leading natural insect repellent brand incognito, said: “Midges can ruin a holiday in what is one of the most beautiful areas of the UK – they are voracious and swarms of them can cause real irritation. The Scottish Highlands are a great location to enjoy outdoor pursuits but people need to protect themselves.”
Mr Carter has developed five simple steps to help people avoid being bitten by midges, CLOAK.