Anti-mosquito patches supplies in Philippines unable to meet demand as Dengue spreads in Manila

Sept. 27, 2010 - PRLog -- Mosquito bites cause Dengue Fever in Philippines, threaten children in all cities including upscale residential areas; anti mosquito patches are parents' best means to protect their children and infants in Philippines.  Mosquito repellent patches.

Protect your children against Dengue Fever in Philippines by preventing mosquito bites.  Mosquito repellent patches help avoid mosquito bites especially effective for children and infants also who are sensitive to sprays and other irritants.  These anti-mosquito patches are the most effective and easiest to apply for children and even infants, protecting them against the deadly Dengue virus.

Parents are deeply concerned with threat of Dengue fever in Philippines.   They protect the children against Dengue Fever in Philippines by letting them wear mosquito repellent patches on their clothing especially in school, picnic and malls.
 
Although measures are taken on a bigger scale across the Philippines, cases of Dengue fever are still on the rise.  As of September 2010, the number of reported cases of Dengue in Philippines exceeded 470.  Those living in or visiting the Philippines have only one effective way to avoid contracting Dengue Fever and that is to avoid mosquito bites.  Mosquito Repellent and anti-mosquito patches now available in Philippines are especially useful for young children and infants whose skins are sensitive to anti-mosquito sprays and mosquito off lotions.

Far too many small children and even infants in Philippines are infected by the Dengue virus transmitted through mosquito bites.  Parents living in Manila and Angeles City Clark Freeport Zone are concerned for the health and safety of their children and infants.  Anti-mosquito patches are now in strong demand as the threat of Dengue Fever in Philippines heightens.

Anti-mosquito patches and mosquito repellent patches are best solutions for protecting children and infants against Dengue Virus in Philippines.  

Dengue Fever is one of the greatest threats to living in the Philippines.  This year again, Dengue has reached epidemic levels and many deaths have been caused by Dengue virus here in Philippines.  Dengue fever is as much a threat to adults as it is to children and infants in Philippines.  
It doesn’t matter if you live in a big city like Manila, Cebu, Subic or Angeles City Clark Freeport Zone in Pampanga.  Mosquito bites can infect anyone anywhere in the Philippines with Dengue virus which can cause serious effects, even death.

Curbing and reducing the spread of mosquito is an on-going exercise in the Philippines and it is working in many areas although on a national scale the results are not all that positive.   Dengue fever approaches epidemic levels as more deaths in Philippines are reported and infections mount from mosquito bites in rainy months even in major cities like Manila, Subic, Cebu, Angeles City and Clark Freeport Zone in Pampanga.  
Hospitals in Manila and Angeles Philippines are swamped with patients infected with Dengue Fever from mosquito bites.  Young children and infants in Philippines are especially exposed since they are less mobile and less agile to fend off mosquitoes.  That’s why parents in Manila start to protect their children by letting them wear mosquito repellent patches on their clothing everywhere in the Philippines.

On the family level here in Philippines Mania, Angles City, Subic or Clark Freeport Zone, all parents can do is to protect their children (and themselves) against mosquito bites.  Mosquito Repellent lotions and Off sprays are useful and quite effective but not for children and people with sensitive skins.  Furthermore, the anti-mosquito protective effects wear off quite quickly especially if the person is sweating which is a common occurrence in the hot and humid climate in the Philippines.

Mosquito Patches, finally available in Philippines, are a lot easier especially for children.  These anti-mosquito patches stick to the clothing and are usually effective for 10 hours of more against mosquito bites.  What many didn't know was that these anti-mosquito patches can be returned to their original package for storage in between use, thus reducing the cost.  An anti-mosquito patch can easily be used for several hours a day for up to 3 days which is very important for low-income families in the Philippines.

Mosquito Repellent Anti-mosquito Patches are now available in the Manila Philippines for p650/box in very limited quantities clearly unable to meet surging demands for effective protection against Dengue Fever transmitted through mosquito bites.  

These mosquito repellents are the most child-friendly forms of mosquito-bite preventions available today in the Philippines.   Although the odor is medium strong, it is much more child-friendly than sprays and lotions applied to the skin.  

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