Mosi-Guard Natural is delighted to once again support the Wake Up to Lyme campaign. Led by Lyme Disease UK (LDUK), the awareness drive runs throughout the whole of May. Its main goal is to prevent further people being infected with Lyme disease this Summer.
A new report into the threat of Lyme disease reveals cases in the United States have more than doubled since 2004. Findings presented by the Tick-Borne Disease Working Group raised the issue of Lyme and other emerging tick-related illnesses as a growing threat to public health.
2018 saw Mosi-guard Natural support the ‘Wake up to Lyme’ campaign, for the second year running.
The awareness drive was spearheaded by Lyme Disease UK (LDUK) and aimed to reduce incidents of new Lyme disease cases through tick bite awareness.
For the second year running, we are delighted to support Lyme Disease UK. Their ‘Wake Up to Lyme’ initiative aims to raise awareness of how to prevent tick bites, how to safely remove ticks and the importance of early treatment for those people who become unwell following a bite.
We are proud to support organisations that make a real difference to people’s lives. The Jacob’s Well Appeal approached us in late 2017 and asked if we could help with much needed insect repellent supplies to support two communities in West Africa. We were truly inspired by their story and happy to help.
The 2017 Open Arms Cycle Challenge has raised £45k with a 'life changing' experience for those taking part to raise funds for Open Arms Malawi.
Depending on where you are in the world, if you’ve been bothered by biting insects this summer you may be breathing a sigh of relief as the cooler autumn months arrive. Because as we stow away the sun hats and deckchairs for another year, we can also say goodbye to some less enjoyable mainstays of summer like mosquitoes and other bothersome biters.
Not so, for the tiny biting midge, however. Midge bites from these minute fliers, also known as “no-see-ums” due to their miniscule size, often thrive from September onwards. So, think twice before packing away that repellent along with the paddling pool…
The bane of BBQ cooks, hikers, fishermen, farmers, golfers, cyclists, tourists and equestrians alike, midges and midge bites can cause havoc for anyone who loves being outside or works outdoors.
You’ll want to ensure your family is protected against pesky insect bites both at home and abroad. It is also essential to protect babies if taking them into areas where Malaria and other diseases may be a risk. We know choosing an insect repellent for babies and kids can be a tricky and confusing business. Are some active ingredients more suited to young skin than others? What age can you start using an insect repellent on a child? How often should you apply it? Which format is best? There sure is a lot to consider, so to help you decide which insect repellent might work best for your children we’ve compiled this handy guide.
Longer days… brighter evenings… sunshine on our backs… daffodils, primroses...that’s right, spring has well and truly sprung. For the hardcore golf fans out there, spring signals even more beautiful happenings than crocuses in bloom… the start of several major highlights in the sport's calendar. From Augusta, USA to Royal Birkdale in Scotland, whatever the location, the climate offers a host of conditions ideal for a variety of bugs and biters on the fairways. If you want to spend less time swatting (mosquitoes, midges and other pesky biters) and more time swinging a golf club, this handy guide to bite prevention for golfers is for you.
When it comes to nasties transmitted by mosquitoes and other biting creepy crawlies, tropical diseases like Malaria, Yellow fever, Dengue fever and West Nile virus, not to mention tick-borne Lyme Disease often get top billing in the press.
But all that has changed in recent months with a mosquito-borne virus of a different kind hitting the headlines. Zika virus, spread by the Aedes species of mosquito, has been deemed a public health emergency of international concern (PHEIC) by the World Health Organisation (W.H.O). The US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) reports that Zika was first discovered in 1947 and is actually named after the Zika forest located in Uganda.
In this definitive guide you’ll find out everything you need to know about the Zika virus. From Zika travel hotspots and the essentials crucial to consider before you travel, to spotting symptoms and knowing what to do if you think you are at risk, you’ll find it all here in this definitive guide to Zika virus.
We are delighted that not just one, but two of our Mosi-guard Natural products have scooped prestigious Bizzie Baby Awards! After intensive testing by a panel of reviewers, Mosi-guard Natural Stick was awarded Gold, while our Mosi-guard Natural Roll-on variant picked up a Silver gong. Both products scored consistently high marks from each tester.
What is malaria and how (and where) exactly do you catch it? Can it be prevented and if so, how? From your top malaria questions answered to the most common malaria hot-spots, together with top tips on travel preparation and holiday health, we’ve included it all in this comprehensive guide to malaria
