Seattle, WA - January 25, 2018ENO, a longstanding brand partner of Insect Shield recently donated Insect Shield-treated hammocks to Warrior Expeditions to help keep them protected during their adventures. After returning home from deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, Warrior ...read more
Lyme and Zika health concerns have not abated. Education, awareness and prevention are still of utmost importance for outdoor enthsiasts, workers, travelers and families.Seattle, WA In 2016 the World Health Organization declared the Zika virus an international public health ...read more
Dr. Thomas Mather, University of Rhode Island (URI) Professor of Public Health Entomology and Dr. Steven Meshnick, Epidemiologist University of North Carolina (UNC), to lead the research team. Lyme disease has become one of the fastest growing epidemics to date. The incidence of ...read more
SEATTLE, WA – Insect Shield®, known for their bug repellent apparel/gear technology, is launching a holiday Super Hero Blanket campaign to help protect at-risk children from malaria. Instead of a traditional buy one, get one free offer, Insect Shield is placing two protective ...read more
In partnership with World Vision®, Insect Shield will make their Protection blanket available to those at risk for dangerous insect-borne diseases.Outdoor Retailer Show:Buy a World Vision Insect Shield® Blanket for $22 and get another blanket placed in the hands of women and ...read more
ExOfficio, a leading manufacturer of adventure travel apparel, has partnered with Insect Shield® Repellent Technology and Sunshell Manufacturing to provide uniforms to the global volunteers at Medical Teams International and World Concern.With input from Derek Sciba, Senior ...read more
CHAPEL HILL, NC and GREENSBORO, NC – Tick-borne diseases are a significant concern for the millions of people who work or play outdoors in tick- infested areas. If not treated early, these diseases can lead to severe illness or death. Over the past two decades, the incidence of ...read more
SEATTLE, WA - Back in 2009, the Insect Shield team made a decision to donate the money normally spent on holiday gifts to one of their humanitarian partners - The Cacique Isaias Rodriguez Memorial Anti Malaria Project. Thanks to this effort, hundreds of insect repellent ...read more
SEATTLE, WA – When enjoying the outdoors, parents can't help but be concerned about their children being exposed to pesky, potentially dangerous insects. With threats like West Nile virus and Lyme disease, parents have been faced with the tough decision to put harsh bug ...read more
Seattle, WA July 2010 – As 20,000 retailers gather in Salt Lake City on August 3 for the first day of their annual trade show, Africa's deadliest predator will be equally busy as it stalks and kills 2,000 children in places distant only by geography. Humanitarian agency World ...read more
Instead of holiday cards and chocolates, each Insect Shield brand partner will receive an e-card stating that a donation has been made on their behalf, to help reduce the rate of malaria infection amongst the indigenous people, Ye'kuana and Sanema, who are the exclusive residents ...read more
The new Insect Shield TravelChair will help protect outdoor enthusiasts from annoying and potentially dangerous insects – including those that can cause West Nile virus, Lyme disease and malaria. The odorless insect protection provided by Insect Shield Repellent Gear lasts ...read more
SEATTLE, WA – Buzz Off Insect Shield, LLC, announced today that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has granted a sought-after amendment to its insect-repellent clothing registration. This change is based on careful review by the EPA of Buzz Off Insect Shield's ...read more
TUKWILA, WA – Mark Martin, President of both Marmot Mountain LLC, and the Technical Apparel Platform (TAP) of K2 Inc., today announced personnel changes for the ExOfficio brand, effective immediately. Steve Bendzak, former VP of Sales, will now become the General Manager of the ...read more