CedarcideOriginal Bug Spray | Repel & Kill Fleas, Ticks, Mosquitoes, Mites, Ants & Chiggers | for use on People, Pets & Home | Natural Cedar Oil | Eco-Friendly | Quart

It Works! I have tried numerous products to get rid of the fleas in my home. I found a stray kitten in my yard, when I brought her in I did not realize she was flea ridden until a few days later. By then my home was infested, I tried all types of flea products, nothing worked until I tried Cedarcide. The fleas literally fell off her, and I haven't had a bite on me since.

Best Yet is truly a fantastic product. As a breast feeding mother to a 9 month old, I must be very cautious about products and/or chemicals with which I am consuming or to which the baby is subjected. Shortly after my son was born, we experienced a very severe flea infestation. Although the yard was treated with pesticides before I discovered Best Yet, there were still lingering issues. I was completely alarmed about pesticide use around a new born and the fleas were trying to travel inside and take over. This occured while residing in a family member's in-law suite, and I not only inherited the flea infested yard, but a cock roach problem from the other area of the house (and the yard was rich with pine trees and oaks which pests love). When I received my first bottle of Best Yet (I think I've purchased 3 so far), the first thing that happen while unpacking it was a yellow jacket came into my living area close to the baby's nursery. I frantically sprayed it in the air towards the yellow jacket. The yellow jacket fell to the floor dead, almost immediately. Likewise, I sprayed it around the baseboards and the next day, several dead cock roaches. Every night I would spray and everyday, at least one dead cock roach. I sprayed my dog and no more fleas traveled in on her--and, her coat was really shiny from the oil. It also "oils" your furniture when overspray gets on it or if you spray the furniture directly. I've used it on everything, including my own skin. I can have total peace of mind about what type of product I am using around my baby. If he crawls on the floor and licks the floor, it does not matter. This is a "food grade" safe product. It is not some "Uncle Sam" scam where the FDA is approving a product they should not, as is the case with many harmful pesticides. This product is effective and my experience is that a little can go a long way. Not to mention, it works--and works well! Well worth the money. I'd say buy it in bulk, load your own quart size spray bottles to store about the house, garage, etc, and take a small personal size bottle with you if you travel to hotels and such to avoid bed bugs. It will make your place smell a little like a CLEAN hamster cage, because it is, afterall, CEDAR OIL and therefore smells like cedar chips, but once it airs for a day or two, the smell settles and it is actually a nice aspect to the product as well.

I have used the Cedarcide distilled cedar oil spray to kill spiders, wasps and spray sleeping bags, sleeping pads, camping cots, etc. Spraying Cedarcide on camping gear seems to greatly reduce mosquito numbers. I have not noticed any stains on fabrics which I sprayed with a fine mist of Cedarcide - This is not a recommendation to soak any fabrics with the cedar oil.It kills spiders and wasps, about five minutes after they are sprayed.Cedar oil has been extensively studied by the US military, for use as a safe insect repellant and was found to be the safest, most effective formula tested.I believe Cedarcide could help prevent Lyme disease and West Nile Virus, by killing spiders, mosquitoes and ticks. It was exciting to read other Amazon reviews which said BestYet killed ticks.It can also be sprayed on horses and dogs, to prevent insect bites.I have ordered the Best Yet Cedarcide spray from Cedarcide and Amazon and received the same undiluted product from both companies. It is easier to order Best Yet Cedarcide, from Amazon.The quart spray bottle sprays a fine mist, which can reach overhead corners or underneath bed boxsprings. I like to spray Cedarcide periodically as a preventative and spray it repeatedly, if I see a spider or experience any mystery bites. I have met people who were disabled by Lyme Disease. Cedarcide is a bargain, since it helps prevent the bites which can transmit Lyme Disease. I suspect Cedarcide could also prevent some expensive Veternarian bills.I think our ancestors were on to something effective, with their cedar chests and closets.I think you should take Cedarcide with you, if you go camping. It is also a good idea to take Cedarcide with you to new hotels and start spraying, if you experience any mystery bites. Cedarcide makes a small aluminum pump sprayer, which is convenient for travel or backpacking.DISCLOSURE I do not have any financial interest in the Cedarcide companySteven Sponaugle

We recently moved to the suburbs, and the bugs out here are no joke, especially mosquitoes. A friend recommended Cedarcide, and overall, it's great! It’s been amazing at keeping mosquitoes (not sure about ticks yet as we haven't seen one), and my dog doesn't mind the smell. I love that it’s made with natural ingredients and safe to use around my dog. The only thing is, it doesn’t seem to do much for noseeums (those tiny, relentless ones), but for everything else, it works like a charm.

My mom's bf sprays this on himself in the summer time to keep from getting bit by mosquitos lol and he says it works pretty good. I use it for around the room and our kitchen cabinets. I have sprayed it on my body and it does keep bugs away but the smell is so strong and oily. Like an earthy or woodsy smell. (If you've never actually used cedarwood before) It seems to do a pretty good job at preventing flies and knats and mosquitos from coming in the house. I've even killed quite a few bugs on contact. They HATE this stuff! This is more of a temporary thing rather than getting rid of bugs for good. If you quit spraying around bugs will come back.

Very Useful in dealing effectively with a wide range of infections,,,,,and it has a pungent and pleasing scent. Quite nature.