The four principles of tick protection
We understood them.
Ambush ticks can neither see nor hear, yet they can recognize and precisely locate their victim from a distance of 10 m.
Contact
Every leg of the tick features a gripping mechanism linked to highly sensitive sensory systems. The host’s approach is registered at distances of up to 10 meters via olfactory molecules and substrate vibrations. Upon initial contact, only a single millisecond remains for the critical decision: attach or release. Within this extremely brief window, the tick evaluates key parameters including pH level, viscosity, temperature, skin resistance, and blood composition. This precise decision-making capability, secured by flawless sensory integration, represents an extraordinary biological feat, as an incorrect choice can prove lethal.
The right
measuring method
The ticks have shown us.
98% of the tick repellents we tested on the market do not pass this test.
Test duration: 8 hours
Inspired by nature, we took a close look and found a way.
We have developed a rigorous testing procedure!
And after hundreds of measurements, we understood:
The four principles of tick protection.
98% of the tick repellents we tested on the market do not pass this test.
Test duration: 8 hours
Our research
We tested with raw materials from 324 natural medicinal herbs.
22 different attars
23 different oleoresins
44 different liquid extracts
232 different essential oils
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The solution
Change the perspective and they will show it to you!
Until today, it is common to observe ticks from above.
If you change the perspective and observe them from the side (horizontally), you see more and the result changes!
You recognize the 4 principles of tick protection
(smell, taste, contact and distance). Understand them and the path is clear for protection without poisons – without side effects!
Walk a mile in their shoes
Tickprotektor
Keep ticks at a distance
The journey to Tickprotektor
For you, from Aaron
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