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Determining the Complete Protection Time of an Insect Repellent With 30% Citriodiol® Against Three Species of Ticks.
This study evaluates the length of time an insect repellent product can protect against three species of ticks. Participants will have one arm treated with the repellent, and throughout the next 10 hours, ticks will be given the opportunity to crawl up the treated arm. The test will stop after 10 hours or when the repellent stops working whichever occurs sooner.
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