Murphy’s Naturals Mosquito Repellent Incense Sticks | DEET Free with Plant Based Essential Oils | 2.5 Hour Protection | 8 Sticks per Carton | 3 Pack

We've tried everything to help with mosquitoes-professional yard spray, foggers, natural repellants, etc. I can't believe I finally found something that works. I usually get eaten alive, but when we light these, I don't get any bites. Have ordered more and will continue to use.

This product works better than I expected. Each stick burns for 2 hours and keeps most of the skeeters at bay. The smell is pleasant enough. I put mine in an old soda can, as don't really have access to a pot with sand. I originally received these incense sticks as a free sample, and I liked them enough that I bought more. I'd recommend trying them. No mosquito repellant is perfect, but this works pretty well on my small patio.

Works on mosqito

Used these in Costa Rica and got minimal bites. I found that they work decently in NYC but you’ll still need a spray or balm to help.

The smell is nice and definitely works for mosquitos. Only wish it worked for flies and Nats but I guess you can't have everything! It says mosquitoes and it does work for that!

These things really work. Been using them for several years after purchasing locally. They quit selling them so I got them here on Amazon. Seems like they keep more bugs away than just mosquitoes. I highly recommend.

I've used Murphys products for 2yrs now, and they don't disappoint! We live on a lake, and the mosquitoes are horrible. And they especially seem to love me, so much so that I would have to go inside when the witching hour began. I despise the usual bug sprays (the ones loaded with chemicals) because they set my asthma off & didn't work anyway. Now I just light a couple incense sticks, and swipe the solid balm on my ankles, behind my knees & wrists, and I'm in a virtually mosquito-free bubble! If I do get bitten (usually when I forget to light a stick) I use the Bite Balm, and it legit stops the itch IMMEDIATELY. Bonus points for how good everything smells! Sometimes in the winter we light the little incense cone in the house, just for a little summer nostalgia.

Hard to lite and doesn’t work as well as we hoped, especially for money