Trek 1 – Mosquito net

Description

Tired of being woken up by the sound of mosquitoes? Scratching until you bleed? Just want to enjoy your camp without worrying about mosquitoes?
The Trek 1 Single Mosquito Net by Pharmavoyage® is made for you!
It has been impregnated with insect repellents to help you avoid the inconveniences of a tropical disease transmitted by insect bites. This impregnation technique is recommended by the WHO for protection. Tested by International Organizations in the fight against malaria, the insecticide impregnation strengthens the natural barrier of the Trek 1 Mosquito Net.
To install it, nothing could be simpler, elements are provided for a suspension with a self-adhesive hook or a suspension hook with a nail.
Compact and lightweight, it is easy to carry… ideal for your treks or forest camps!
Its lifespan is 3 years once it is taken out of its original bag and you can re-impregnate it as needed with the Biovectrol® Fabric repellent by Pharmavoyage®.
Features:
Length: 220 cm
Width: 100 cm
Height: 140 cm
Single triangular mosquito net
Sedentary type (ideal for camps or itinerant trips)
Nylon transport cover with suspension loop
Includes instructions with usage conditions
Remains effective even if torn thanks to Biovectrol Fabric protection
To be fixed to the ceiling (attachment systems provided)
Lifespan: 3 years from the moment it is taken out of its packaging
Resists up to 20 washes
Active ingredient: Permethrin (recommended by the WHO for the prevention of serious diseases transmitted by insects)
Active ingredient dosage: 270 mg/m², 0.9% w/w
Materials: 75 denier polyester and 25/cm² mesh
Folded dimensions: 18 x 8 cm
Weight: 215 g
Care/Usage Tips:
Re-impregnate the mosquito net with the Biovectrol® Fabric repellent
Wash in cold or warm water (30°)
To be fixed with the provided tools: 1 self-adhesive hook for ceiling attachment, 1 suspension hook, 1 eye bolt, 1 plug, 1 nail, and 1 cord
Store away from sunlight and moisture
Before any use, ensure it is necessary, especially in places frequented by the general public. Whenever possible, prioritize alternative methods and products with the lowest risk to human and animal health and the environment.