RIZAL DAY SPECIAL!!!
School has just opened and together with it comes the rainy season. The dreaded disease, Dengue Fever, is not far behind, especially if we don't protect our children.
Chemical-based insect repellents has been in existence for quite sometime with the unpleasant side effects like skin irritation, strong odors, anemia and other possible blood disorders that make them unsafe for use by those with skin asthma, allergic rhinitis, bronchial asthma and blood dyscrasias.
Here is a safe alternative that is DEET-FREE, BGONE insect repellent lotion. The protection lasts for a about 6 - 8 hours and can be applied every 4-6 hours on exposed areas.
Suggested Retail Price: P325.00 (110 ml) and P485 (250 ml)
A SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY!
Buy 3 pieces of 110 ml at P900.
Buy 3 pieces of 250 ml at P1350.
P.S. Get the above discounted rates from June 13 - 20, 2011 when you buy at CMC Rm 3110. Call (049)5456081 local 3110 and ask for Tita Mely.
P.P. S. For inquiries, send email to: drajoy31@gmail.com.
Organic products are safe and environment-friendly. The organic products can range from insect repellents, hair care, facial care, kids care, body care, and even food products like vegetables, fruits,and wheat bread. This on line store will carry different organic products that have been tried, tested and highly recommended even by health practitioners like physicians and nutritionists.
Showing posts with label Bgone insect repellent. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bgone insect repellent. Show all posts
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Bgone Natural Insect Repellent Products Safer than DEET NOW AVAILABLE
BGONE LOTION
BGone Lotion is an ALL-Natural, Organic Insect Repellent for topical use. Formulated with Andiroba extract Neem Tree extract, Natural Plant and Herb extracts with Natural Skin Moisturizers. It is an environment-friendly product that is non-toxic, non-combustible and solvent-free.
• Non-DEET so it is IDEAL and SAFE for kids and babies.
• Apply every 4 to 10 hours
• Non-Greasy Formula
• Pleasant Smell
Apply thin spread on exposed skin; do not put in eyes, nose, or mouth.
SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE: PhP 325.00 (110 ml) and PhP 485.00 (250 ml)
BGONE SKIN MOISTURIZER SPRAY
• Andiroba Oil with Neem
• 100% Non-Deet
• Natural Insect Repellant
• Natural Skin Moisturizer
• Ideal for Kids with Sensitive Skin
• Repels Insects Naturally
B Gone Insect Repellent Spray provides you with the protection you need from dengue and malaria causing mosquitoes in a spray-on convenience. It contains natural ingredients that are safe for use even by children.
HOW TO USE:
Spray on palm of hand then apply on skin surface, or spray directly on skin. It is safe to use as often as needed (ex. every hour, on the hour).
Active Ingredients:
Andiroba oil and Neem oil in a propietary formula.
SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE: PhP 195.00 (50 ml)
BGone All-Purpose Concentrate is an easy-to-use, DIY (do-it-yourself), Insect repellent spray and sanitizer, made from Andiroba extracts and Neem extracts.
It is 100% BIODEGRADABLE and Earth-Friendly.
The active ingredients, Andirobin (Andiroba) and Azadirachtin (Neem) are called Limonoids. Limonoids are powerful plant chemicals that act as a natural insect repellent by disrupting the biological life cycle of insects, stops them from feeding, induces infertility and sterility, and does not develop insect resistance, without being toxic to humans and animals.
BGone All-Purpose with Andiroba and Neem have natural anti-bacterial and anti-viral properties and can be used as a heavy duty sanitizer in your home, office as well as in schools, hospitals, resorts and restaurants, for a germ-free environment to stop the spread of disease.
Use BGone on your favorite pets during bathing and grooming to protect them from ticks and fleas.
Spray BGone on your flowering and ornamental plants as a flower bloomer and natural fertilizer, to enjoy a healthy beautiful garden. Does not harm beneficial insects.
COMPOSITION:
Aqua, VCO, Carapa Guanensis Seed Oil (Andiroba Oil), Azadirachta Indica (Neem Extract), Atis Extract, Citronella Oil. Other plant extracts. (Patent Pending).
DIRECTIONS FOR USE:
Shake well before using. Spray solutions should be used within 24 hours of mixing for maximum effectiveness. Do not store diluted spray solution for later use. Mix with Water; apply with ordinary hand sprayer or misting machine for large areas as fine spray.
INSECTICIDAL REPELLENT SPRAY OR MISTING:
Instructions: Mix one (1) part BGone with ten (10) parts water. For stronger solution add less water as necessary. One Gallon of diluted spray can cover +/- 1000 square meters. Most effective when applied 2 - 3 times a day, spray in the morning and in the afternoon when mosquitoes come out to feed.
LAWN AND GARDEN SPRAY:
Insructions: Mix one part BGone up to twenty (20) parts water. For use on potted and foliage plants, trees and shrubs on residential landscapes. Apply on leaf surfaces to the point of run off. Be sure to coat under-sides of leaves where most insects hide.
HOME/INDUSTRIAL SANITIZER SPRAY:
Instructions: Mix one part BGone up to twenty (20) parts water. For stronger solution add less water as necessary. For mopping or wiping with a cloth, on any surface like floors, walls, tabletops, kitchen sinks, walls, bathroom, inside cars, directly spray on trash bins and garbage to remove foul odor. Effective also for spraying on bed covers and mattresses, curtains and other fabrics to remove dust mites and bed bugs, may cause staining but is easily removed when washed with water.
FOR DOMESTIC PETS( e.g. dogs, cats, rabbits, roosters):
Instructions: In a pail or basin, mix one part BGone up to twenty (20) parts water. To remove bad smell and skin rashes, for shinier and healthier coat, use as final rinse when bathing or can be sprayed directly on fur or coat.
STORE IN ROOM TEMPERATURE
NON-SOLVENT, NON-FLAMMABLE, ENVIRONMENT FRIENDLY
CAUTION: KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN
SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE: PhP 330.00 (300 ml)/ PhP 750.00 (1 liter)/ PhP 2,570.00 (1 gallon)/ PhP 11,000.00 (20 liters)
P.S. Go safe! Go Green! Go environment-friendly!
P.P.S. Love yourself! Love your kids!
P.P.P.S. Get a free reusable bag if you place your orders on or before November 28, 2010 for a minimum purchase of PhP1000 and miminal delivery fee.
Send inquiries to www.organicproductsstoreonline.blogspot.com or send email to: drajoy31@gmail.com
Monday, November 1, 2010
ORGANIC INSECT REPELLENT FROM NEEM AND ANDIROBA TREES
Do you fear for your health every time you use that commercial insect spray inside your home, within your work station, or in your lovely garden? Often than not what you are using right now can do more harm to your health and environment!
Fear no more! Enjoy life, healthy home and workplace free from unwanted insects and obnoxious odor with the environment-friendly natural insecticide, a concoction from the famouse Neem Tree and Andiroba Tree from the Amazon Jungle!
Scientific studies show that its pesticidal properties is effective against 400 insects and pests including roaches, mosquitoes, houseflies, fleas, ants, and other crawling insects.
It is ideal in controlling disease-causing insects that threaten children's lives such as DENGUE FEVER carrying mosquitoes, without being toxic to animal pets and humans.
BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF NEEM AND ANDIROBA ON INSECTS:
The Neem and Andiroba contain Limonoids that inflict a more deadly punch than toxic chemicals, a disruption of the insects' biological life cycle. Studies show that the limonoids found in Neem and Andiroba have the following effects:
Repel insects
Stop and inhibit the insects' feeding
Disrupt growth/ Retard growth
Disrupt molting
Induce infertility and sterility/ Unable to reproduce
Inhibit the adult from laying eggs
Eggs fail to hatch
Kill larvae/ Poison the adults
Do not develop insect resistance
Neem is the most important among all the biopesticides used for controlling pests as well as Andiroba which is being used widely in Brazil. It does not harm essential beneficial insects. Studies even show a 25% increase in earthworm growth in the gardens.
With the knowledge of the adverse effects of synthetic pesticides, world wide attention is rapidly shifting to non-synthetic safer pesticides.
Thus, Neem and Andiroba pesticides are environment safe and effective alternatives. Their use can avoid the dumping of thousands of tons of agrochemical on our earth every year. Just imagine what the Neem tree can do and its important role in preventing global warming.
Saturday, October 30, 2010
GreenCow Products Recommended to Prevent Dengue
GreenCow’s insect repellent products, and now, the new B-Gone labels, with Andiroba, Citronella, and 5th Generation Neem, are safe and effective alternatives to DEET. GreenCow products arere deet-free, and use only natural, organic, and non-toxic ingredients that passed the scrutiny of NUCP and BFAD.
B-Gone products have gained wide acceptance by pediatricians nationwide. They feel safe and confident using it even on their young patients.
In a testimonial by Dr. Amy G. Dy, a Pediatric Oncologist and Fellow of the Philippine Pediatric Society and Executive Director of the Cancer Treatment and Support Foundation of St Luke’s Medical Center, Q.C, during the GreenCow Leaders’ Forum on June 5, 2009, she has this to say:
“I have been using GreenCow products, (Insect repellent, liquid concentrate, soap and ointment) since November, 2007, more than one and a half year now. I and my family have found them effective, safe and economical."
The threat of Dengue is here again, with the onset of the rainy season, and as always, prevention is a lot better than cure. Protection is the first line of defense. BGone lotion and B-Gone spray are very effective in protecting one from Dengue mosquitoes and other harmful insects without any danger on the person and the environment. You can apply as many times you want, and still be safe.
http://www.greencow.ph/testimonial_dy.php
Monday, July 26, 2010
The Threats of Dengue and the Ultimate Solution
The emergence of dengue virus in different parts of the world continues to become a major health concern as it brings more serious complications—posing high risk to almost half of the world. In Southeast Asia alone, this mosquito has been the main cause of hospitalization and even death, especially among children. And the least thing we could do to prevent the spread of the disease is to control and to reduce the number of the mosquitoes carrying the virus.
Aedes aegypti is the principal vector that
carries the dengue and malaria viruses.
Source: http://www.nd.edu/~lumen/2007_06/
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In a Disease Surveillance Report released by the Department of Health National Epidemiology Center during the first week of May 2009, the number of dengue cases is lower by 54.7% compared to the number of cases reported same time period last year. But this gives us no reason to disregard its possible dangers. Most of the cases are from the National Capital Region (NCR) with 18%, Region XI with 17%, Region IV-A with 12.3%, Region VII with 10%, Region XII with 8.3%, Region VI with 7.7% and Region III with 7.2%. The DOH has been warning the public of a resurgence of Dengue especially during the rainy season, we should be alert and vigilant, and not complacent.
No vaccine or treatment is available up to now to combat this mosquito-borne disease. Efforts to lower the number of dengue cases are limited only to vector control, mostly through the use of synthetic insecticides.
This photo shows an arm of a patient suffering
from Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) - a
more serious dengue infection that could lead
to death.
from Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) - a
more serious dengue infection that could lead
to death.
Source: http://www.stanford.edu/group/virus/flavi/
2004gallo/dengue.html
2004gallo/dengue.html
At present we live in an environment that is becoming more and more urbanized. Our living condition changes and so are the mosquitoes’. They have adapted to the environment we are in for the longest time and it has become easier for them to propagate. In a published article of Environmental Health Perspectives, the growing population, urbanization and modern transportation are the major causes of the continuous spread of dengue (Phillips, 2008: A385-A386). Thus, the mosquitoes that carry this deadly virus have come to fit in our changing environment.
Andiroba & Neem: A convenient and sustainable solution
For years, the oils of andiroba and neem have been regarded as medically useful. Neem has been used to treat various skin diseases and is known to be an effective natural pesticide. Its azadirachtin component has been identified to have detrimental effects on insects. It is an anti-feedant and deters reproduction (Condor-Golec, 2007: 69).
Andiroba provides the same protection against biting insects with its limonoids that have insect repellent and anti-inflammatory properties. These oils do not only help repel insects but are also powerful pain relievers and relief for skin irritations. Andiroba and neem have been considered to be effective and safe to use as alternatives to chemical-based pain relievers and insect repellents.
Through research and with the urge to produce a natural and organic insect repellent, the GreenCow Company, Inc. introduces its newest product line that will keep these biting insects away.
Tune in to this website as we launch a safe, effective and environmental-friendly product soon.
Tune in to this website as we launch a safe, effective and environmental-friendly product soon.
References:
Condor-Golec, A.F. (2007). Effect of neem (Azadirachta indica A. Juss) insecticides on parasitoids, (14)1: 69-74, August 2007, Facultad de Ciencias Biológicas UNMSM. Retrived December 03, 2008, from http://sisbib.unmsm.edu.pe/BVRevistas/biologia/v14n1/pdf/v14n01a16.pdf
Department of Health National Epidemiology Center. (2009). Disease surveillance report: dengue cases, Morbidity Week 18th, May 3-9, 2009. Retrieved July 12, 2009, from http://www.doh.gov.ph/nec/images/dengue2009/denup18.pdf
Lee Phillips, M. (2008). Dengue reborn: widespread resurgence of a resilient vector. Environmental Health Perspectives, Vo. 116, No. 9, September 2008. Retrieved January 19, 2009, from http://www.ehponline.org/members/2008/116-9/EHP116pa382PDF.PDF
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