If you work in a profession where you have an increased risk of a tick bite, it is extremely important to engage in tick prevention. Tick prevention starts with wearing the right clothing: always wear tick-repellent clothing from Rovince during your work. This impregnated, protective, certified clothing covers a large part of the body.

What else can you do for tick prevention?

In addition to wearing our protective clothing as tick prevention, the following steps are also part of tick prevention:

Apply insect repellent containing DEET to any exposed skin (such as your hands).
Check your skin at least twice a day for ticks, especially if you spend whole days in tick-prone areas.
Walk on paved paths as much as possible.
If you would like more tick prevention tips, feel free to contact us.

The tick prevention was not effective enough

Even though you protected yourself well and followed all tick prevention rules, something still went wrong. How do you treat a bite then?

Use a special tick tweezer to grasp the tick. (Do not touch the tick with your hands).
Try to pull the tick out of your skin in one go, so that there is no risk of leaving parts of the tick in the skin.
Do not anesthetize the tick beforehand, as this may cause the tick to regurgitate the contents of its stomach. This content can then enter your bloodstream.

It is also important to note the date you were bitten and the location of the tick bite on your body. This way, you can monitor the development of any symptoms. If you experience any symptoms, consult your doctor.

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Tick Prevention and Rovince

What else can you do for tick prevention?

The tick prevention was not effective enough