Mosquito & Tick Repellent Stickers For Kids: Back-To-School Bundle Announced
Sep 24, 2026
NATPAT has highlighted its Total Repel & Relief Kit, a three-product sticker bundle offering mosquito and tick repellent protection alongside itch relief for kids heading back to school.
Melbourne, Australia, September 24, 2026 /NewsNetwork/ -- As children return to school and resume daily outdoor play, NatPat is highlighting its Total Repel & Relief Kit as a convenient option for families looking to add natural insect protection to back-to-school routines. The bundle combines mosquito and tick repellent stickers with itch relief stickers for use when bites or minor skin irritations occur.
For more information, visit https://www.natpat.com/products/the-total-repel-relief-kit
Outdoor time remains part of the school day for many children, from recess and playground activities to walks, sports, and after-school play. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has long identified recess as a crucial and necessary component of child development, a reality that also puts bug protection front of mind for parents. NATPAT notes that conventional sprays and lotions are messy and difficult for a child to apply independently before outdoor play. The company's BuzzPatch stickers can be applied by a parent at the start of the school day or by the child as needed.
NATPAT's mosquito and tick repellent stickers use natural essential oils as their active ingredients. According to the company, its BuzzPatch stickers work by releasing a citronella-based blend of essential oils intended to make children less detectable to mosquitoes.
The Total Repel & Relief Kit brings three NATPAT products together: 24 Kids Mosquito Repellent Stickers, 24 Tick Repellent Stickers, and 24 Itch Relief Stickers. The combination is intended to give families coverage for outdoor activities while keeping a relief option available if a bite or sting occurs. The Itch Relief Stickers use NATPAT's Grid-Relief Technology to provide targeted comfort at the site of a bite or minor skin irritation, and are compact enough to keep in a backpack, lunch bag, or outdoor kit.
NATPAT was founded in Melbourne in 2020 and describes its insect protection stickers as made with natural essential oils and formulated with natural extracts, offering a sticker-based alternative to conventional spray or lotion application. Its products are available through its online store and through retail partners, including Target and Amazon.
Additional information on the Total Repel & Relief Kit is available at https://www.natpat.com/
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