Buzz Patch Mosquito Stickers

Used on my 7 month old and my 5 year old when on holiday and none of them got bit.

We were in Greece. We were bitten the first few night then started using the stickers and got no more bites. They stuck to our clothes fine but try and stick them where you want them the first time round. If you move them they do tent to drop off easier. The kids loved the colours and the fact they were stickers and the smell was fine for us. Definitely a lot better than traditional mosquito spray. We also stuck them to the buggy for our 3m old and they worked.

The NATPAT Buzz Patch mosquito patches are a clever and kid-friendly approach to repelling bugs. With natural ingredients and fun designs, they’re easy to stick onto clothing and perfect for little ones who refuse creams or sprays. The scent is pleasant—not overpowering—and genuinely seems to deter mosquitoes, especially during daytime use. We found them particularly useful for garden play and short walks. While they worked well in mild conditions, their effectiveness dropped off in heavily mosquito-prone areas or after a few hours. Still, for casual outings, they’re a hassle-free option and the lack of harsh chemicals is a major plus. ✅ Pros: • Natural ingredients—safe for kids and sensitive skin • Fun sticker designs that kids enjoy wearing • No mess, no fuss—just stick and go • Pleasant scent with decent repellent power ❌ Cons: • May not hold up in high-density mosquito zones • Scent fades after a few hours—less effective over time Verdict: A smart, low-maintenance solution for everyday mosquito protection. While not a total shield, it’s a great natural option for light exposure and child-friendly use.

Worked for me and family in Antigua apart from one person, she got bit. I put stickers in hem of dress or hem of trousers, seemed to work and I liked it better than spraying myself. Used on adults toddlers and babies

I’ve been trying the NATPAT Buzz Patch Mosquito Patch Stickers on my kids in Sri Lanka, I really like how easy and mess-free they are. The patches smell pleasant (not chemical-strong), stick well to clothing or bags, and don’t irritate skin at all. I can’t say for certain how effective they are at keeping mosquitoes completely away, kids still got a couple of bites — but they seem to help a bit compared to nothing. For casual use, they’re a great, non-toxic option, and I’ll keep using them on summer walks and picnics. If they worked even a little better at repelling bugs, they’d get 5 stars!

These are fantastic. Hands down the best mosquito product I’ve ever used. We used these in Egypt for our 7 month old, 10 & 11 year old in the height of mosquito season. Not one bite, you visible saw the mosquito change direction as soon as they came near. We went for 10 days, had 2 packets and had 1 packet left over. Didn’t use during the day, just at the evening. One on the older kids shorts, one on the babies outfit and one on the pram itself. Not a bite. Great product, highly recommend. You could probably get away with two evenings with one sticker.

Absolutely brilliant. As a family of 5, not one of us got bitten despite being prone to bites. I placed the stickers on the bottom of dresses/short as the legs are usually where we end up being bitten. Not one bite did we get on a 2 weeks holiday! The stickers even survived the washing machine😂 Would highly recommend and will definitely be repurchasing!

The patches are useless. We have used similar product before but at least they gave out strong smell. These ones are completely dry and do not smell at all . Unfortunately we found out when we arrived on holiday so couldnt return. They dont even stick. I would place 5-6 on my little ones shirt in a couple of hours they would all fall off.

Estoy contenta de haber encontrado algo para evitar picaduras. Mi hijo de 3 años no tiene ninguna picadura más desde que utilizamos estas pegatinas!

I tried the NATPAT BuzzPatch Mosquito Repellent Stickers and they surprised me more than I expected. They're super practical: just stick them on your clothes and you're done, no creams or sticky sprays needed. I really like that they're natural and free of harsh chemicals, so I can use them with confidence, especially on children. Plus, they have a mild citronella scent, not at all unpleasant. As for effectiveness, they do help a lot in reducing bites, especially on normal outings or less extreme days. They're not miraculous in places with tons of mosquitoes, but they definitely make a difference. The best part is how convenient they are: you stick them on and forget about them for hours. Perfect for parks, walks, or trips.

I really liked these, especially because they're non-toxic and don't need to be applied to the skin. We used them on our toddler while in Bali and would usually stick them to the back of his clothing, around his cot and pram, and sometimes on his sleep suits. We felt like we noticed fewer mosquitoes around him while using them, and I liked having an easy option. We had a really positive experience with them overall.

We tried the NatPat Buzz Patch mosquito patches and I’m honestly impressed. They’re super easy to use—just peel and stick—and they actually work. The patches stayed on really well, even with kids moving around, and we noticed way fewer bites when wearing them. I love that they’re drug-free and use natural ingredients, so I don’t worry about spraying chemicals all over skin. The smell is mild and not overwhelming, and the designs are cute enough that kids don’t fight wearing them. They’re perfect for evenings outside, travel, camping, or just playing in the yard. We’ll definitely be keeping these on hand all summer. Highly recommend for anyone who hates bug spray but still wants protection. If you want a shorter version, more mom-style, or influencer-style, tell me where you’re posting it and I’ll tailor it. 🦟✨

These mosquito patches are impressive. We use them at our local park, which is notorious for mosquitoes, and they’ve made a noticeable difference. They stick really well to clothing during active play, so I’m not worried about them falling off and becoming a choking hazard. Easy to keep in the nappy bag. Make sure you seal them properly though (we left a pack open once and they don’t last — sealed however they last for ages).