Kinven4x Mosquito Repellent Bracelets with Refills
R149
About
No spray technology! No more having to spray yourself or your loved ones to protect against mosquito bites. Use the bracelet anytime you are outdoors. Fits all sizes as it is adjustable. Comes with 2 refills lasting up to 30 days or more.
When your refill is finished, simply remove and replace when done, no need to throw away your bracelet to buy another one. Beat the mosquitos this summer with this natural DEET-free product.
Easy-to-Wear, stylish, and safe for all, wristband is available in various colours.
This Anti-Mosquito Wristband is made of comfortable, waterproof Neoprene and comes with 2 active pellets.
The pellets are made of natural active ingredients formulated with essential oils. Safe for all family members, light-weight and adjustable.
Product Features
Waterproof & Durable
The protection given by Kinven products do not easily wash away with water, so you are sure to stay protected even on rainy days
Reusable
The protection given by Kinven products do not easily wash away with water, so you are sure to stay protected even on rainy days
100% Natural
Kinven Bands are infused with natural oils only and absolutely DEET-free! Safe for everyday indoor or outdoor use
Non-Toxic
Oils used in Kinven products are all considered safe for pets and children over 3 years of age
What's in the Box?
- 4x Arm Bracelets (1x Red, 1x Blue, 1x Black and 1x Camo)
- 8x Refills (2 Refills per armband)
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