Partnering with the charity Lyme Disease UK

Partnering with the charity Lyme Disease UK

Partnering with Lyme Disease UK: Raising Awareness and Promoting Tick Bite Protection Across the UK

At THEYE®, we are proud to announce our new partnership with Lyme Disease UK who are an incredible charity dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by Lyme disease, while campaigning for greater awareness, education, and improved healthcare support across the UK.

This partnership is especially important because, for many people across the country, awareness of Lyme disease remains low, and access to specialist support can be limited. Together, we aim to help change that.

What Is Lyme Disease?

Lyme disease is a bacterial infection that can be passed to humans through the bite of infected ticks. Ticks are commonly found in grassy, wooded, and rural areas throughout the UK, particularly in the countryside, parks, moorland, and forests.

If diagnosed early, Lyme disease can often be treated effectively with antibiotics. However, delayed diagnosis can lead to long term health complications, making awareness and prevention incredibly important.

Why Awareness of Lyme Disease in the UK Matters

Despite increasing cases of Lyme disease in the UK, many people are still unaware of the risks associated with tick bites or the symptoms to watch for after spending time outdoors.

Common symptoms may include:

A circular rash around the bite area (sometimes described as a bullseye rash)

  • Flu-like symptoms
  • Fatigue
  • Joint pain
  • Headaches
  • Muscle aches

Because symptoms can vary significantly, some people face delays in diagnosis and treatment. This is why charities like Lyme Disease UK play such a vital role in offering support, resources, and advocacy.

Our Partnership with Lyme Disease UK

At THEYE®, we believe businesses should use their platform to create positive impact. By partnering with Lyme Disease UK, we are helping to raise awareness of Lyme disease prevention and supporting the charity’s mission to improve understanding of this often-overlooked condition.

Through this collaboration, we hope to:

  • Increase public awareness of Lyme disease in the UK
  • Educate outdoor enthusiasts about tick bite prevention
  • Encourage early recognition of symptoms
  • Support the incredible work carried out by Lyme Disease UK
  • Promote safer enjoyment of the UK countryside

Staying Protected from Tick Bites in the UK Countryside

The UK countryside offers some of the most beautiful walking, hiking, and adventure opportunities in the world. Whether you are exploring the Lake District, the New Forest, or local parks and trails, taking precautions against tick bites is essential.

Here are some simple ways to stay protected:

1. Wear Appropriate Clothing

Choose long sleeves, long trousers, and tuck trousers into socks when walking through long grass or woodland areas.

2. Use Tick Repellent

Apply an effective insect repellent to exposed skin and clothing before heading outdoors. THEYE® offers a wide range of different family friendly insect repellents that are highly effective at repelling Ticks. Shop Now 

3. Stay on Clear Paths

Where possible, avoid brushing against long grass and dense vegetation.

4. Check for Ticks Afterwards

After returning home, check your skin, clothing, pets, and gear for ticks.

5. Remove Ticks Safely

Use a proper tick removal tool or fine-tipped tweezers to remove ticks promptly and carefully.

Supporting a Better Future for Lyme Disease Awareness

We are honoured to stand alongside Lyme Disease UK in their mission to improve support, education, and recognition of Lyme disease across the country.

By working together, we can help more people stay safe while enjoying nature and ensure those affected by Lyme disease feel seen, heard, and supported.

Learn More

To learn more about our work, visit our store page to buy natural PMD based Tick repellents and follow our latest updates as we continue supporting meaningful causes across the UK.

Together, we can raise awareness, protect more people, and make a real difference.

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