This is from their site to tell you a bit about them:
"How
did permethrin originate, and what are its uses?The
Insect Shield process binds a proprietary permethrin formula tightly to fabric
fibers—resulting in effective, odorless insect protection that lasts the
expected lifetime of apparel. Permethrin has been successfully used in the
United States as an U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)-registered
product since 1977, with an excellent safety record. It is used in lice shampoos
for children, flea dips for dogs, and various other products, some of which are
regulated by the FDA.
Which
insects does Insect Shield repel?Insect Shield®
Repellent Apparel has been proven and registered to repel mosquitoes, ticks,
ants, flies, chiggers, and midges (no-see-ums). Insect Shield® Repellent Gear
has been proven and registered to repel mosquitoes, ticks, fleas, and flies. The
EPA requires extensive effectiveness data to prove a product's ability to repel
insects. Many species and varieties of these insects have been tested, including
those that can carry dangerous
diseases.
Tested
and ProvenInsect Shield technology results from years
of intensive research and field study. Numerous studies have confirmed the
effectiveness of permethrin-treated clothing as an insect repellent. Insect
Shield’s own testing methods follow United States Department of Agriculture
(USDA) guidelines, and the results conclusively show that our unique,
long-lasting insect protection works.
Durable
The repellency of Insect Shield apparel is EPA-registered to last through 70 launderings—the expected lifetime of a garment. This is also well beyond the life of most performance finishes commonly used in the technical-apparel industry."
The repellency of Insect Shield apparel is EPA-registered to last through 70 launderings—the expected lifetime of a garment. This is also well beyond the life of most performance finishes commonly used in the technical-apparel industry."
I love the fact they make clothes my mama can wear too so the mean
bugs will stay off her too.
WOOF.
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