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Evidence

The Science Behind Insect Shield

Built into your workwear, backed by public health guidance and independent testing.

The Evidence At a Glance
The Science

Four ways to see the evidence

Insect Shield offers a proven solution: protection built into the clothing workers already wear. Start with the risk, then see how the technology works, how it is tested, and how it is proven safe.

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Insect Disease

The global risk of malaria, dengue, Lyme disease and other insect-borne illness.

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Technology

How permethrin is bonded to fabric fibers, and what EPA Category IV registration means.

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Health and Safety

Safety record, independent risk analysis, skin safety and exposure studies.

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Effectiveness

Knockdown, WHO tube, arm-in-cage, tick bite and shelf life testing.

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At a Glance

Recommended. Registered. Tested.

CDCrecommends permethrin-treated clothing
2003EPA registration, Category IV
70launderings of protection
192×below the WHO dermal level of concern
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Put the Technology to Work

Learn how the Insect Shield Work Safety Program fits into your existing uniform program.

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