Don't take our word for it

You really are a tick magnet

The New York Times Science · June 30, 2023 Read the article ↗

Ticks are pulled in by the static charge of your clothes — Fieldstatic prevents the build-up of a static charge.

Fieldstatic Electro Shield tick defense spray bottle

There's a gap between the grass and you. Ticks cross it.

A 2023 study by the University of Bristol found that ticks can use electrostatic forces to jump from plants onto passing animals or people — they don't even need to crawl. In other words, you've been defending against one way ticks attach to you, but there's another one too.

Four-step diagram: 1) ticks wait on grass for a host, 2) a tick is attracted by static charge, 3) Fieldstatic is applied to clothes, 4) ticks can't leap onto the host

Step 1: ticks wait for the host to pass by. Step 2: a tick gets attracted by a static charge.

It isn't a repellent. It isn't DEET. It's a different layer entirely.

Safe on clothes, gear & fabric
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Not a repellent — a static shield
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It's not a repellent, it's a completely new way of protecting yourself

Repellents work on contact — they deter ticks once they're already on you. Fieldstatic works before that: by neutralizing the static charge that attracts ticks in the first place, it removes the signal that pulls them toward you. Two different problems. Two different layers. Most people only know about one.