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We have stepped up our production of Hand Sanitiser, to the benefit of everyone! Our belief is that we need to support the nation, especially the emergency services. So, at this difficult time, it is our duty and responsibility to help where we can. We have donated our hand sanitser in bulk to the West Yorkshire police force, allowing them to stay protected from COVID-19 whilst on duty. THEYE are also maximising our manufacturing to concentrate on being able to produce more, increasing the supply during this crisis, and have purchased additional machines and packaging in order to be able to distribute their...

Here at THEYE, we’re incredibly serious about sustainability. Not just as a ‘trend’ or as something that ‘fits with the times’, but as a true ethos behind our company. We do all that we can to make sustainable choices in our products - from product development and testing being cruelty-free, through to natural manufacturing processes, reduced carbon footprint delivery, and biodegradable packaging and sales. How is our formulation sustainable? We let you know in our latest blog below… The active Java Citronella Oil that we use in our products, as a natural replacement for chemically laden DEET products, is grown...

When it comes to mosquitos, there’s a lot of misinformation out there. Firstly, not everyone knows that they are considered to be the world’s deadliest creatures. Most people think that they are something to be dealt with in small doses and that they are only present in some places on earth…. And that’s just the start of it! We wanted to let you know about some of the biggest myths around mosquitoes, and debunk them right here in our latest blog:    Mosquitos all survive by biting humans. This is one of the biggest myths that we see here at...

The outbreak of the Coronavirus has been rapid and frightening. As of today, four cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Germany, making it the second European country to report cases, after France. 100 people have been tested in the UK, with no cases confirmed positive to date - though there are predictions from scientists that it may have entered the country.  As organisations around the world fight to gain control over the virus, and cases rise to 6,000, overtaking the SARS outbreak of 2002 - 2003, there are a few key things that you can do to keep yourself safe....