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  1. 10% OFF Memorial Day Week Long Sale!
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    10% OFF Memorial Day Week Long Sale!

    Extended through Midnight tonight, for those of you that missed it over the weekend! Get ready for summer and stay safe. Stock up on Outdoor First Aid, Sunscreen, Insect Repellent & Relief & even Burn Care First Aid for grilling and campfire safety! 10% off Site-Wide*. Add code "FREEDOM" in your shopping cart! Also, learn the History of Memorial Day...
  2. Categories: Special Offers

    10% OFF Memorial Day Week Long Sale!

    Get ready for Summer with Outdoor First Aid, Sunscreen, Insect Repellent & Relief & even Burn Care First Aid for grilling and campfire safety! 10% off Site-wide* add code "MEM2018" in your shopping cart! Also, learn the History of Memorial Day. Consumer First Aid Kits   Fundraiser First Aid Kits All Purpose First Aid Kits American Red Cross Products Auto...
  3. 10% OFF Memorial Day Week $ale
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    10% OFF Memorial Day Week $ale

    Get ready for Summer with Outdoor First Aid, Sunscreen, Insect Repellent & Relief & even Burn Care First Aid for grilling and campfire safety! 10% off Site-wide* add code “Memorial” in your shopping cart! Also, learn the History of Memorial Day. Consumer First Aid Kits Fundraiser First Aid Kits All Purpose First Aid Kits American Red Cross Products Auto First...
  4. Why should I use insect repellent?
    Categories: Virus & Pandemic

    Why should I use insect repellent?

    Insect repellents can help reduce exposure to mosquitoes that may transmit disease such as Zika Virus, West Nile virus and EEE (Eastern Equine Encephalitis). These diseases can cause serious illness and even death. Using insect repellent allows you to continue to play and work outdoors with a reduced risk of mosquito bites. Learn more: read DEET?. &  The CDC says to use...
  5. Categories: Outdoor Safety

    Why would Insect Clothing Spray say "Avoid Contact with Clothing"?

    Ben's Clothing and Gear keeps insects off of you and away from your gear. Why is the first line of fine information on the Ben’s Clothing & Gear Can “Caution, avoid contact with skin or clothing”? HA! According to Jason Cartwright, CEO of Tender Corp (Parent company of Ben's Outdoor): We know it says that and it’s something the EPA...
  6. Categories: Bacteria, Healthy Living Tips, Info News, Outdoor Safety, Things that make you go Hmmm..., Virus & Pandemic & Sports Safety

    Tell those insects to buzz off

    Insect Repellent & Sting Relief Products Insect Repellant in Relief Pads & Repellent Pumps. Wasp & Hornet Spray, Bite Relief with Applicator & Repellent Towelette. Ben's Outdoor, DEET, Natrapel with Permathrin - After Bite and more!
  7. Categories: Outdoor Safety

    Consumer Reports Recommends Natrapel Three Years in a Row!

    It is bug season - the CDC recommends Picaridin, and Consumer Reports recommends Natrapel with Picaridin! It's about time - a DEET-free insect repellent that really works! Natrapel 8-hour provides 8+ hours of protection from biting insects and ticks, thanks to its CDC-recommended 20 percent Picaridin formula. Unlike ineffective DEET alternatives, Picaridin is the only formula that consistently shows equal or...
  8. Categories: Healthy Living Tips, Info News, Things that make you go Hmmm..., Virus & Pandemic & Basic First Aid Information

    Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus - Chikungunya in USA

    We told you about Killer Mosquitoes in a previous post. Now the CDC has announced that Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus are apparently here in the US. The mosquitoes carry and transmit chikungunya, a mosquito-borne disease. Chikungunya, causes Fever and Joint Pain - Other symptoms can include muscle aches, headaches, joint swelling or rash. This virus is not spread person to person. There is...
  9. Categories: Healthy Living Tips, Info News, Virus & Pandemic & Children's First Aid

    West Nile Virus: Spray Before You Work or Play

    Mosquito-Transmitted Diseases There are a variety of diseases that may be spread by mosquitoes. The number of mosquitoes that are actually capable of causing infection in humans is relatively small, but it is always advisable to take preventive measures to protect yourself. We have talked about West Nile Virus, and covered many Frequently asked Questions about WNV - you know there...
  10. Categories: Flu, Info News, Safety Videos & Information, Virus & Pandemic & Basic First Aid Information

    Are American Cities under attack by "Killer Mosquitoes"? Learn about the Asian tiger mosquito (Aedes albopictus)

    Cities are being invaded by an aggressive type of Mosquito new to the US. This Asian Tiger Mosquito is especially pernicious and poses great health risks as a possible carrier of 20 diseases, including West Nile fever, dengue fever, yellow fever and two types of encephalitis. See more: West Nile Dengue Yellow Fever  ( the last link is a fun 1945...

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