Flies, mosquitos, and ticks can dampen any outdoor excursion, especially on a hot summer day. A short hike can quickly become a swat fest when the bugs are out, and there’s nothing worse than having ...

Grand Tongo, the elevated, DEET-free insect repellent redefining protection and personal care, today announced the launch of two highly anticipated new formats: a 3 oz. Nano-Mist Travel Spray, ...

Mosquitoes and ticks can spread dangerous diseases, including the West Nile virus, Lyme disease, ehrlichiosis, and babesiosis. Our insect repellent ratings identify which products work best against ...

Say goodbye to DEET and embrace the future of insect repellents with Grand Tongo's new, powerful and family-friendly collection of Picaridin-based repellents. The Town & Jungle Protection collection ...

It's bad enough to have to deal with insects when you're camping or spending time in the backyard— but inside your house? When that happens, you need the best bug sprays for home to keep those six- ...

One question we get a lot here at CR: Are there any effective bug sprays that don’t contain deet? While deet-based products make up most of our top-scoring insect repellents, and deet is effective and ...

We updated this article in July 2022 to add more information about each featured product, based on extensive research done by our team. This traditional spray is formulated with 25% DEET and has a ...

If you’re looking for an eco-friendly, organic stink bug repellent, Dyna-Gro’s Pure Neem Oil is a natural and biodegradable ...

Spraying permethrin on your shoes, clothes, and camping gear will repel ticks and doesn't wash off.

Looking for indoor plants that keep your home pest-free without relying on chemicals? The good news is that certain houseplants naturally repel insects using their strong scents and bioactive ...

We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more› By Liam McCabe When I go outside, I’m not as diligent as I ought to be about ...

Warmer weather seems to stir up an internal primal desire for outdoor adventure. Unfortunately, it also stirs up swarms of insects, and let’s face it, large numbers of those bugs totally suck, both ...