NATPAT TrailPatch Tick Stickers for Kids - Plant Based, Non Toxic Tick Repellent - BuzzPatch - The Original All Natural Chemical Free Outdoor Patch for Toddlers, Kids (48 Pack)

Easy to use & didn't get any ticks after a long walk in the hills

Comes with a lot in the pack. Can easily stick anywhere on clothes or shoes. Kit sure how effective they are, but for something that isn't deet, seems to be the best thing.

Used these year after year my daughter blood must be tasty as she use to be bitten all the time not so much now it’s doesn’t make her totally unavoidable but definitely see a difference also she loves the little designs she love it more if there as Disney princess but she happy enough with these

My daughter loves these. She is so excited she can change the design every time we go out for a walk in the park and she feel protected too.

I can’t recomment this plasters enough, efficient against mosquitos and ticks

Seems to stop the ticks

Just popped some on before a quick walk. Come back and lint rollered, loads of ticks on us all. So stick to feet spray I’d say. And don’t wonder about in long grass and ferns etc.

Sadly, it doesn't work. I pulled a tick from my leg yesterday after walk in the woods 😕 whilst wearing it.

I wore these all summer backpacking & trail running without a tick! They have a nice scent too! Easy to apply. Not sure if they work for sure, but I went tick-less & it gave me confidence….so I call that a win! Especially in Ohio where the ticks have been relentless the last few years.

An absolute must with the uptick of Ticks, you just stick on your clothes. Better than obnoxious sprays. Be safe and with your kids.

Easy to use. My kids thought they were fun and left them on. Worked well as we didn’t have a single tick when we wore them!

These NATPAT tick repellent stickers are a fun and convenient way to add a bit of protection during outdoor activities — especially for kids or adults who prefer to avoid traditional sprays. The stickers are infused with plant‑based essential oils like geranium, peppermint, thyme and cedarwood, and are free of chemicals like DEET, which makes them feel gentler and more kid‑friendly than many sprays. What I Like: • Really easy to use: Just peel and stick them onto clothing, backpacks, hats or gear — no fuss or messy sprays. • Natural scent: The smell is pleasant and herbal, not chemical‑strong, which many kids and parents appreciate. • Decent duration: Each patch is designed to provide protection for several hours during outdoor fun. • Cute designs: The fun patch designs make kids more willing to wear them. Some Things to Know: • Patch‑only protection: These stickers work by releasing a scented “zone” around the patch. That means you may need multiple stickers placed strategically if you want broader protection, and they don’t cover your whole body the way a spray does. • Stickiness varies: They usually adhere well to cotton and denim, but on some slick or activewear fabric the edges can lift or peel off sooner. • Mixed effectiveness reports: Many users say they work great on hikes and yard play, while others report limited tick‑repelling effects in heavy infestations (so results can vary). Overall, these stickers are a great chemical‑free, kid‑approved tick deterrent for casual hikes, parks and backyards — an easy addition to outdoor gear, especially if you don’t love sticky sprays. For serious tick‑prone areas, you might want to pair them with other repellents.

We recently went on an all-day hiking trip and I was amazed that the scent stayed consistent for the full 8 hours we were outside. The airtight ziplock bag is a great touch, it keeps the unused patches fresh for up to a year, so I always have a reliable backup in my backpack. It’s a simple, mess-free ritual that has made our outdoor adventures so much more enjoyable and stress-free.