Current reports on no seem em's, sand fleas, etc...

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Originally Posted by Jon Mud Meyer

sand fleas really love me,i used to get hundreds of sand flea bites on my legs.i tried DOG flea collers fastened loosly on each ankle so they can slide up and down your legs.i put them on when I get there and take them off when I leave for the airport.you even wear them in the water swimming.in the 15 years that ive been using them I went from hundreds of bites to zero in the 3 weeks time I spend there.putting them on loosely prevents you from getting a rash because the water washes off any residue from the flea collers.

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Interesting! :)

This was posted by Rock Robster years ago - DO NOT use flea collars - they are not meant for human use.

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Originally Posted by RockRobster

OK, I've warned people about wearing flea collars before and I will do it again. If you like chemical burns and direct exposure to known neurotoxins, then I guess the flea collar is for you.

http://deploymenthealthlibrary.fhp.o...ile?prodId=154

WTF? A flea collar? I have NEVER let my PETS wear them......sheeeeesh.....

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Our cats lost hair and burned their skin when we tried to use them as directed. To use them when directly warned not to is not the right thing to do.

rob,buy a dog,or buy cat flea collers

Mud,

We used cat flea collars. We dont need to buy a dog to read the warning labels on the dog collar boxes:

Description
Hartz® UltraGuard™ Flea & Tick Collar for
Puppies kills both fleas and ticks for 7 months.
This collar has a clean, fresh scent and is water
resistant. For use on puppies 6 weeks of age and
older.
READ ENTIRE LABEL BEFORE EACH USE.
USE ONLY ON DOGS.
Precautionary Statements
HAZARDS TO HUMANS AND DOMESTIC
ANIMALS

Negril.com cannot condone them for human usage, even the manufacturer warns against it.

Thanks to all for their input. Packing DEET but no flea collars per Rob's input. Nine more days!