Citronella Oil
Generic Name: citronella oil
Brand Names:
Bux Guard
mosquito repellents that prevent access to mosquitoes.
Overview
mosquito repellents that prevent access to mosquitoes.
Uses
You can spray it on your skin or clothes.
Dosage
for external use only
Warnings
do not use for the following people: infants under six months do not use excessive amounts or for long periods of time beyond the required do not use it in an enclosed area
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Citronella Oil used for?▼
You can spray it on your skin or clothes.
What are the important warnings for Citronella Oil?▼
do not use for the following people: infants under six months do not use excessive amounts or for long periods of time beyond the required do not use it in an enclosed area
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