- The Tropical Spray from Cinq-sur-Cinq laboratories is a lotion which provides you with reinforced protection against insect bites . It is one of the possible preventive measures against the vectors of malaria, dengue and chikungunya. The repellent IR3535 is recognized and effective by the WHO.
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The lotion protects from insect bites for 8 hours, it is very useful especially in tropical areas where insects are carriers of diseases (malaria, yellow fever or chikungunya).
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The Spray Tropic from Cinq-sur-Cinq laboratories is suitable for both pregnant women and children over 24 months . Its sweet scent allows a more pleasant application.
Description of Cinq-sur-Cinq Tropic Mosquito Spray
Soin et nature offers you the Cinq-sur-Cinq Tropic insect spray from the Bayer laboratories, a formula with enhanced action to repel biting insects which are vectors of malaria, dengue, chikungunya, lymphatic filariasis and l Japanese encephalitis.
The Tropic Cinq-sur-Cinq mosquito spray has been developed to suit risk areas, and remains effective for up to eight hours at a time.
It is suitable for pregnant women and children over 24 months, and has no photosensitizing action.
Cinq-sur-Cinq Tropic is composed of the repellent IR3535 , recognized by the World Health Organization and whose effectiveness has been proven in the laboratory and in the field.
Effective against mosquitoes, ticks, wasps and horseflies, it is therefore effective in temperate and tropical environments, and is one of your allies against bites while traveling.
Using advice and opinion on Lotion anti mosquito Cinq-sur-Cinq Tropic tropical zones
- Apply Cinq-sur-Cinq Tropic to the exposed parts of the body.
- Renew approximately every 8 hours or after the bath or shower.
- MAXIMUM 3 applications per day in adults from the age of 12 years.
- From 24 months to twelve years, 2 MAXIMUM applications per day.
- This product is suitable for pregnant women.
Use the mosquito repellent spray 5 out of 5 for the legs: we recommend using a biting insect repellent clothing from the ankles to the knees so as to also avoid tick bites, also to be used on shoes (always for ticks) .
Use tropic mosquito lotion for the hands: it is preferable to use the mosquito repellent clothing on gloves in very difficult areas, like swamps, we can put in addition to the repellent on the back of the hand and the wrists (sometimes momentarily discovered when an arm is extended).
Use the tropical zone mosquito repellent for the head : we suggest applying the clothing repellent on the hood or the headgear used, plus mosquito repellent on the face and neck.
If you are hiking or walking , spray a suitable mosquito repellant (child or adult) on the bare areas, to renew every 6 hours or even every 2 to 3 hours if you sweat a lot!
To protect yourself from mosquitoes, the first measure to be taken is to be vigilant about what can be used as a "larval shelter". Larvae are found in all water collections where mosquitoes can lay eggs: swamps, hollow trees, old tires ... The World Health Organization (WHO) advises skin repellents, mainly those containing DEET from l 'IR3535 or Icaridin.
Composition 5 of 5 Tropic
Repellent 3535: 35% m / m N-Acetyl-N-Butyl-B-Alalinate of ethyl (CAS 52304-36-6), TP19 - AL Parsol MCX: 2%, Excipient hydroalcoholic: 35%
IR 3535 or 35/35 is a synthetic repellent, whose effectiveness is recognized against mosquitoes in temperate and tropical zones.
Precaution for use with Cinq-sur-Cinq tropics
Do not use more than 3 times a day and on children under 30 months.
Presentation of Cinq-sur-Cinq Tropic Lotion 5/5 Mosquito repellent 100 ml
Cinq-sur-Cinq Lotion Tropic Mosquito Repellent Lotion 100 ml
limited promotion offer in 100ml bottle
Our opinion of pharmacy experts
When traveling (business trip or tourist trip) in tropical or humid areas at risk for pallusism and malaria, you can be calm, you do not risk insect bites.
IE 3535 is a synthetic repellant, whose effectiveness is recognized against mosquitoes in temperate and tropical zones.
- Not recommended for children under 6 months , allowed for pregnant women
- Recommended at high concentration for tropical zones and lower concentration for temperate zones
- Concentration from 10 to 35%
Get to know the different biting insects better.
Culex mosquito
Culex mosquitoes are the predominant mosquitos in mainland France. There are many species including the Culex pipiens or common mosquito that we all know. Most Culex subspecies prefer to bite birds rather than humans or other mammals. They are therefore often considered to be less dangerous than the Anopheles or Aedes mosquitoes. However, they can spread serious illnesses like West Nile fever or Japanese encephalitis.
Tiger Mosquito (Aedes albopictus)
There are approximately 260 species of Aedes mosquitoes on the planet. The Aedes mosquito takes its name from ancient Greek, which means "unpleasant", and which is justified by the very strong nuisance caused by this kind of very aggressive mosquito with a painful bite.
The Anopheles mosquito
Among the 3,500 existing mosquito species, there are approximately 430 species of the genus Anopheles. Very feared, the Anopheles mosquito is the mosquito capable of transmitting malaria.
Ticks
Ticks are mites that have existed for around 140 million years. There are more than 800 different species. Known to parasitize pets (especially dogs), they can also take humans as their host. Ticks can transmit serious, life-threatening diseases. Men can also develop allergies to their bite, even when they are not infected.
The sandfly
Sand flies are very small insects that look like small midges. They are susceptible to transmitting serious illnesses.
Fly
Appearing 65 million years ago, flies have always been a nuisance to humans throughout its history. The word fly is a generic word that designates a large number of very different species of insects that are found in the orders of Diptera (ox or horsefly, housefly, tsetse fly), ephemeroptera (mayfly) , hymenoptera (gall fly), beetles (fire fly), hemiptera (pissing fly which is a bug) or even mecoptera (scorpion fly).