"Just wanted to let you know what a great product the Badger [Anti-Bug] Balm is. I spent 2 weeks birding in Peru this July. For nine of those days I was in the Amazon Basin.....the most biodiverse place on the planet. I went armed with my Badger Balm instead of the deet repellents, and Badger Balm did not let me down. Whether we encountered mosquitoes, chiggers, or the strangest no see'ums, the balm protected me. Two of the birding guides (who were Peruvian) asked to borrow the balm, not the deet products other birders were carrying. As I mentioned to you, I read an NIH study that said natural products are just as effective at controlling insects as the deet products. So....no more deet for me.....besides the balm smells a hell of a lot better."
- Lisa from Atlanta

"I start my story by saying that I live on the Merrimack River. The recent floods have unleashed the worst infestation of mosquitoes I have seen in the 13 years we've lived here. They follow you indoors, they swarm around the dog - they make life miserable! The other day I found a can of your Badger Anti-Bug Balm. I don't remember where I found it, but in any event, I decided to try it today because I had to go cook on the grill. I was skeptical - after all, it didn't have DEET or unpronounceable chemical names. It just had good essential oils (I use them for cleaning and for medicinal purposes) and I wasn't sure if it was up to the test of the biggest crop of mosquitoes in 70 years. Anyway, the happy ending to the story is that after putting it on I didn't receive one bite and I was outside for 20 minutes cooking. It was remarkable! They were swarming which was pretty disgusting, but they didn't land. I am sold and will be spreading the good word. It's nice to find such a wonderful product so close to home!"
- Debbie E.

"Just wanted to let you know how much I LOVE the anti-bug balm. I use it on my horses....and they love it too.
There is nothing that really works on horses more than 5 minutes....except your anti bug balm. I use it under their eyes....not too close, maybe about an inch under and rub it into their cheekbones and slight residue up above the eyes---not too much here, so it doesn't run down into their eyes.
My horses are 2 Clydesdales and a Percheron, Harry, Breezy and Miracle. They say thank you very much!"
Best,
Kim Steubenville, OH


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