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We're buzzing with exciting news! THEYE®, the industry leader in all natural insect repellents, is now proudly stocked in over 240 pharmacies across the UK, Boots Ireland, and Boots UAE. Even more thrilling – we’re set to launch in WHSmith airport travel stores very soon, bringing our unique and effective formulas to jet-setters around the world. A Natural Revolution in Insect Protection At THEYE®, we’ve redefined what it means to repel insects naturally. Our mission has always been clear: create powerful, proven insect repellents using only natural ingredients – no DEET, no harsh chemicals, no compromises. What Makes THEYE® Different?...

Mosquito bites ruin weekends, camping trips and long-haul adventures alike, so it’s no surprise that aerosol sprays remain the UK’s favourite way to apply insect repellent. Market analyses consistently list aerosols as the highest-demand format for household insect control, thanks to their fast, even coverage and “spray-and-go” convenience. Yet almost every insect repellent aerosol on a British shelf relies on heavy-duty synthetics such as DEET or other harsh chemicals.  While DEET works, it can irritate skin and gives off a chemical odour many users dislike. Some studies and consumer guides also flag rare but worrying reactions from prolonged or high-concentration exposure....

When you're spending time outdoors, especially in areas with high mosquito activity or risk of insect-borne diseases, applying insect repellent is a smart choice. But a common question arises: Can insect repellent be reapplied safely and regularly? The answer depends heavily on the type of active ingredient used, as well as the age and health status of the person applying it. Not All Insect Repellents Are Created Equal There are two main categories of insect repellents: chemical-based and natural (plant-based). While both types can be effective in repelling mosquitoes and other insects, their safety profiles—especially when it comes to repeated...

When it comes to protecting our kids from insect bites, especially in warmer months or while traveling, insect repellents are a must. But not all repellents are created equal—and some can do more harm than good. Many conventional insect repellents contain DEET, Picaridin, or IR3535—powerful synthetic chemicals that raise safety concerns, especially for young children. Fortunately, natural alternatives like THEYE's PMD-based insect repellent range offer safe, effective protection—even for babies as young as 6 months old. In this blog, we’ll explore: The health risks of DEET, Picaridin, and IR3535 for children Why natural, plant-based alternatives like PMD are gaining popularity...