Control Assoc. / New York State Department / Bureau of Communicable Disease Control / office of Prevention / Pesticides and Toxic Substances / Bureau of Toxic Substance Assessment / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / University of Guelph / Consumer’s Union / Consumers Union / Department of Health / office of Pesticide Programs / / /
Adverse reactions If you suspect that you or a child is reacting to a repellent, wash the skin that has been in contact with the repellent, remove any treated clothing, and call your doctor or local poison control center