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I live in middle Tennessee, tick central, we used to pull one off a kid or a dog after every trip through the backyard. I'm not a "natural products" person, but after my 41-year-old sister-in-law got alpha gal syndrome and lost meat for good, I panicked about my kids. Tried four sprays this season before TickGuard, and the cedarwood/lemongrass combo actually works. Everyone gets sprayed on the way out, the dogs before they come back in, even the doormat. Smells like a sauna, honestly not bad. One bottle lasted about two weeks for a family of 5 and 2 dogs spraying daily — a coat holds 4–6 hours, so it stretches much further if you're not outside constantly. One tick in 8 weeks, versus the 5–10 a month we were used to. Just ordered three more bottles.

Bought it because my wife wouldn't stop bringing it up. Sprayed my hunting clothes opening weekend. Zero ticks. Used DEET for 25 years and this works just as well, plus it doesn't ruin the finish on my gun stock or my watch.

My daughter found a lone star tick on her thigh after playing in our backyard last summer and I have not stopped thinking about it. We pulled it off within an hour but I was a wreck for weeks waiting for alpha gal symptoms. Bought TickGuard the next week. Now I spray her clothes and the dog (we think the dog is bringing them in) every time anyone goes outside. She hasn't had another one. The lemongrass smell takes getting used to but honestly I'd rather smell like a kitchen than worry about another tick on my kid.

I live in middle Tennessee, tick central, we used to pull one off a kid or a dog after every trip through the backyard. I'm not a "natural products" person, but after my 41-year-old sister-in-law got alpha gal syndrome and lost meat for good, I panicked about my kids. Tried four sprays this season before TickGuard, and the cedarwood/lemongrass combo actually works. Everyone gets sprayed on the way out, the dogs before they come back in, even the doormat. Smells like a sauna, honestly not bad. One bottle lasted about two weeks for a family of 5 and 2 dogs spraying daily — a coat holds 4–6 hours, so it stretches much further if you're not outside constantly. One tick in 8 weeks, versus the 5–10 a month we were used to. Just ordered three more bottles.

Bought it because my wife wouldn't stop bringing it up. Sprayed my hunting clothes opening weekend. Zero ticks. Used DEET for 25 years and this works just as well, plus it doesn't ruin the finish on my gun stock or my watch.

My daughter found a lone star tick on her thigh after playing in our backyard last summer and I have not stopped thinking about it. We pulled it off within an hour but I was a wreck for weeks waiting for alpha gal symptoms. Bought TickGuard the next week. Now I spray her clothes and the dog (we think the dog is bringing them in) every time anyone goes outside. She hasn't had another one. The lemongrass smell takes getting used to but honestly I'd rather smell like a kitchen than worry about another tick on my kid.

I live in middle Tennessee, tick central, we used to pull one off a kid or a dog after every trip through the backyard. I'm not a "natural products" person, but after my 41-year-old sister-in-law got alpha gal syndrome and lost meat for good, I panicked about my kids. Tried four sprays this season before TickGuard, and the cedarwood/lemongrass combo actually works. Everyone gets sprayed on the way out, the dogs before they come back in, even the doormat. Smells like a sauna, honestly not bad. One bottle lasted about two weeks for a family of 5 and 2 dogs spraying daily — a coat holds 4–6 hours, so it stretches much further if you're not outside constantly. One tick in 8 weeks, versus the 5–10 a month we were used to. Just ordered three more bottles.

Bought it because my wife wouldn't stop bringing it up. Sprayed my hunting clothes opening weekend. Zero ticks. Used DEET for 25 years and this works just as well, plus it doesn't ruin the finish on my gun stock or my watch.

My daughter found a lone star tick on her thigh after playing in our backyard last summer and I have not stopped thinking about it. We pulled it off within an hour but I was a wreck for weeks waiting for alpha gal symptoms. Bought TickGuard the next week. Now I spray her clothes and the dog (we think the dog is bringing them in) every time anyone goes outside. She hasn't had another one. The lemongrass smell takes getting used to but honestly I'd rather smell like a kitchen than worry about another tick on my kid.

I live in middle Tennessee, tick central, we used to pull one off a kid or a dog after every trip through the backyard. I'm not a "natural products" person, but after my 41-year-old sister-in-law got alpha gal syndrome and lost meat for good, I panicked about my kids. Tried four sprays this season before TickGuard, and the cedarwood/lemongrass combo actually works. Everyone gets sprayed on the way out, the dogs before they come back in, even the doormat. Smells like a sauna, honestly not bad. One bottle lasted about two weeks for a family of 5 and 2 dogs spraying daily — a coat holds 4–6 hours, so it stretches much further if you're not outside constantly. One tick in 8 weeks, versus the 5–10 a month we were used to. Just ordered three more bottles.

Bought it because my wife wouldn't stop bringing it up. Sprayed my hunting clothes opening weekend. Zero ticks. Used DEET for 25 years and this works just as well, plus it doesn't ruin the finish on my gun stock or my watch.

My daughter found a lone star tick on her thigh after playing in our backyard last summer and I have not stopped thinking about it. We pulled it off within an hour but I was a wreck for weeks waiting for alpha gal symptoms. Bought TickGuard the next week. Now I spray her clothes and the dog (we think the dog is bringing them in) every time anyone goes outside. She hasn't had another one. The lemongrass smell takes getting used to but honestly I'd rather smell like a kitchen than worry about another tick on my kid.