+1 to those. I was shocked to actually have a repellent that really worked. When I bought two years ago, I had gotten a puppy and would work in my back yard so he and my other dog could hang around outside, chewing and messing around. Summer came and the mosquitoes were awful. Stick one of those under my chair, and I'd go from 10+ bites a minute to 1 bite per hour, if that.
It is so awesome that you have to dig into the comments to determine that this uses metofluthrin. :-\
Apparently neurotoxic, and not meant to be applied directly to human skin. Wouldn't hang around this product. Unless there was an actual risk of contracting malaria otherwise.
Saved my ass (literally) in an outhouse in the Alaskan tundra this summer.
Toxic to cats and bees?
Yes, most of these are neurotoxins, at insect doses of courses.