A backyard patio at golden hour with a green trigger spray bottle on the table and a family eating behind

Handle the bugs, the plant-based way.

Sprays built on botanical oils instead of harsh synthetic pesticides, for the pests you actually deal with around the house and yard.

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What's bugging you?

Three plant-based sprays, each made for a different job around the house and yard.

Plant power, put to work.

Three steps, the same for every spray in the range.

  1. Step 01

    Spray where bugs get in

    Treat entry points, baseboards, patios and indoor pet areas, inside and out.

  2. Step 02

    Botanicals go to work

    Plant-based botanical oils help repel and control the insects on contact.

  3. Step 03

    Reapply to keep it up

    Use as directed and top up after rain or heavy activity.

Always read and follow the label before use.

Rosemary, lemongrass, citronella, geranium, cedarwood and peppermint arranged on linen

Why RIP BUG exists

RIP BUG began with a straightforward frustration: the sprays on the shelf worked on the pests and smelled like a chemical plant, and nobody wanted to use them near a kitchen counter or a dog bed.

So the formulas are built around botanical oils instead, with every active printed on the label, percentages included.

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A green trigger spray bottle on a sunlit kitchen counter beside a pot of rosemary

Where these sprays get used

  • Spraying from a hammock in the backyard while a dog naps on a blanket below
  • A family with kids at a picnic table under string lights in the garden
  • Applying RIP BUG mosquito spray at a campsite tent with a dog inside
  • Friends at a garden dinner table with two dogs, one holding RIP BUG spray
  • Sitting on a picnic blanket by a hammock with a sleeping golden retriever
  • Applying the spray along an entryway threshold
  • Holding RIP BUG at a garden party while friends sit at the table behind

Questions we get a lot

What is actually in these sprays?

Botanical oils. The Mosquito Repellent Spray lists rosemary, citronella, geranium, cedarwood, peppermint and lemongrass oils in a soybean oil base. Each bottle prints its own active list and percentages, so check the one you are buying.

Is the mosquito spray DEET-free?

Yes. It is DEET-free and made with plant-based botanical oils.

Can I use the Flea & Tick spray on my dog or cat?

No. It is made for indoor pet areas: beds, carpets, crates and the spots pets rest in. It is not applied directly to animals.

Where do I spray indoors?

Along baseboards, entry points, corners and the quiet spots insects gather in, and directly on insects. Always use as directed on the label.

Do I need to mix or dilute anything?

No. All three are ready to use straight from the trigger or the pump.

How often should I reapply?

Follow the label on the bottle you are using. The mosquito spray says every 90 minutes or as needed.

Where are they made?

In the USA.

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