I remember my first tick.
I had those cool holes in my jeans and walked around my grandparents Virginia property and during my shower my hands moved down the back of my leg and I felt one behind my knee: firmly attached.
I put on a towel and ran down the wooden stairs of my grandparents 18th century farmhouse.
My grandfather Paul (a surgeon) was calm as he asked my grandma, Barbara (a nurse) to get the tools.
He held his hand out to her calmly “Alcohol” “Tweezers” - it was like a scene from a medical tv show!
They worked quickly and diligently to remove the tick without incident.
Then decades later I was at my brother’s wedding party when my aunt Dr. Barbie (genius dermatologist) told us her husband had been infected by a tick and contracted Alpha Gal and couldn’t eat meat. It was triggered by the Lone Star tick.
What’s the Solution:
I need to repel ticks without the traditional DEET and chemicals.
First, I never resort to fear because The Lord says not to fear all throughout The Word.
Second, I know how not to get ticks by wearing my pants tucked into my socks before walking in the woods and no cool rips in your jeans.
You can also put sulphur dust in a sock and bang the tied off sock around your ankles to repel them naturally. BUT you will smell like rotten eggs.
Lemon Eucalyptus ANGELPASTE MIRACLE CREAM is born.
Protect your skin and your peace of mind before your next adventure.
Use Code: UNTICKABLE to get 10% off
For EPA reasons this is not the chemical version of the oils and not classified as a repellent. There is a chemical version of OLE but this is the natural version which means you must re apply every 45 minutes or so.
Multiple scientific studies prove that Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus (OLE) and its active compound, PMD (para-menthane-3,8-diol), are highly effective at repelling ticks. Unlike unrefined essential oils, OLE is chemically standardized and rigorously evaluated for efficacy. [1, 2]
Key Scientific Studies on OLE Efficacy
The 2026 Fabric Spray Study: A study led by researchers at Acadia University published in Entomology Today showed that a spray repellent made from lemon eucalyptus oil strongly repels blacklegged ticks and American dog ticks when applied to common clothing fabrics. The researchers noted that OLE performed as well as DEET and remained effective for several days when applied to fabric.
The Human Field Trial (PubMed ID 15605645): A prospective, cross-over field trial evaluated 111 active outdoor adults in high-tick areas. Participants applying a lemon eucalyptus extract spray to their lower extremities reported only 42 attached ticks, compared to 112 attached ticks during the weeks they used no repellent. The study concluded that OLE significantly reduces tick bites.
I remember my first tick.
I had those cool holes in my jeans and walked around my grandparents Virginia property and during my shower my hands moved down the back of my leg and I felt one behind my knee: firmly attached.
I put on a towel and ran down the wooden stairs of my grandparents 18th century farmhouse.
My grandfather Paul (a surgeon) was calm as he asked my grandma, Barbara (a nurse) to get the tools.
He held his hand out to her calmly “Alcohol” “Tweezers” - it was like a scene from a medical tv show!
They worked quickly and diligently to remove the tick without incident.
Then decades later I was at my brother’s wedding party when my aunt Dr. Barbie (genius dermatologist) told us her husband had been infected by a tick and contracted Alpha Gal and couldn’t eat meat. It was triggered by the Lone Star tick.
What’s the Solution:
I need to repel ticks without the traditional DEET and chemicals.
First, I never resort to fear because The Lord says not to fear all throughout The Word.
Second, I know how not to get ticks by wearing my pants tucked into my socks before walking in the woods and no cool rips in your jeans.
You can also put sulphur dust in a sock and bang the tied off sock around your ankles to repel them naturally. BUT you will smell like rotten eggs.
Lemon Eucalyptus ANGELPASTE MIRACLE CREAM is born.
Protect your skin and your peace of mind before your next adventure.
Use Code: UNTICKABLE to get 10% off
For EPA reasons this is not the chemical version of the oils and not classified as a repellent. There is a chemical version of OLE but this is the natural version which means you must re apply every 45 minutes or so.
Multiple scientific studies prove that Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus (OLE) and its active compound, PMD (para-menthane-3,8-diol), are highly effective at repelling ticks. Unlike unrefined essential oils, OLE is chemically standardized and rigorously evaluated for efficacy. [1, 2]
Key Scientific Studies on OLE Efficacy
The 2026 Fabric Spray Study: A study led by researchers at Acadia University published in Entomology Today showed that a spray repellent made from lemon eucalyptus oil strongly repels blacklegged ticks and American dog ticks when applied to common clothing fabrics. The researchers noted that OLE performed as well as DEET and remained effective for several days when applied to fabric.
The Human Field Trial (PubMed ID 15605645): A prospective, cross-over field trial evaluated 111 active outdoor adults in high-tick areas. Participants applying a lemon eucalyptus extract spray to their lower extremities reported only 42 attached ticks, compared to 112 attached ticks during the weeks they used no repellent. The study concluded that OLE significantly reduces tick bites.
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