Let's dispel a few myths:
mosquitoes don't bite us because we have "sweet blood" or because they are attracted by light. Just as ultrasound or ammonia are ineffective as repellents.
Mosquitoes are attracted by the heat of our body, by the lactic acid released by our muscles and by the emission of carbon dioxide (a mosquito can "sense it" from as far as 50 metres away).

DEET (diethyltoluamide) is a very strong insect repellent. It prevents blood-sucking insects from identifying their host, preventing them from perceiving the odours released by human beings.
The active ingredient is able to keep insects away even in the presence of human attractant substances, because it acts on their olfactory receptors.

Effective against:

• Common Mosquito (Culex pipiens), brown in colour, active in the evening
• Tiger Mosquito (Aedes albopictus), black with white stripes, active during the day
• Rice-field Mosquito (Ochlerotatus caspius), brown and slightly striped, it flies in swarms for several kilometres, infesting wide areas in the evening hours
• Mosquitoes
• Ticks

Directions for use
Apply the product carefully and in small quantities to the uncovered parts of the body, spraying from a distance of at least 15 centimetres, then distribute evenly over the skin.
To protect the face from bites, first apply the product to the palm of your hand and then spread it on the face. Do not spray directly onto the face.
If the product is used in combination with tanning creams, apply the sun cream first and wait 30 minutes before applying Wonder Killer.

Warnings
Do not use on people under 18 years of age.
Do not spray under clothing.
Do not apply the product to areas that normally move due to flexing (such as behind the knees or on the inner part of the elbow).
Avoid contact with the eyes, mucous membranes, nose, lips and broken skin.
Avoid contact with food and wash your hands thoroughly before eating or drinking.
Use of the product is not recommended for at-risk groups, pregnant or breastfeeding women.