Avoiding Tick Bites
May is Lyme Disease Awareness Month — the ideal time to brush up on how to avoid tick bites and protect yourself and your loved ones outdoors. Whether you're hiking, walking the dog, or spending time in the garden, ticks can pose a real risk — especially in the warmer months.
🎥 Watch this important message from the Chair of Lyme Disease Action (LDA) to learn more about how to stay safe and why awareness matters.
We’ve also pulled together practical prevention tips, our blog on Lyme disease, and our expert-recommended tick protection bundle to help you stay protected this season.
Tick Bundle
Be ready for tick season with our ultimate defence trio. This bundle includes our powerful, award-winning 100ml Insect Repellent Spray for all-over protection, the 50ml travel-size spray for quick top-ups on the go, and our SPF30 Mineral Sunblock with built-in repellent - perfect for hikes, dog walks, and outdoor adventures. 100% natural, DEET-free, and proven to protect against ticks and other biting insects.
T.I.C.K.
Stay safe from ticks with this easy-to-remember acronym.
Want more information about Lyme Disease, and what to do if you get bitten? Read our blog here.
Think Ticks
Before you leave the house, remember that you could be travelling to or hiking around tick-prone areas.
Insect Repellent
Pack incognito's insect repellent and apply it before and during the periods that you could be exposed to ticks.
Our award-winning insect repellent, roll-on and sunblock have been clinically tested to be 100% effective against ticks.
Cover Up
Cover your bare skin as much as possible, wearing loose clothing and applying insect repellent on any exposed areas of your body.
Check your entire body after you return from your outing, including hidden crevices (like behind the ears). Check your pets as well.
Keep to Paths
Stick to designated paths. If you must deviate from the course, tuck your pants into your socks.
