Farnam Bronco®e Equine Fly Spray

Marsoni

M251S

$15.99

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Farnam Bronco®e Equine Fly SprayBroncoe Equine Fly Spray is a staple for every stable. Kills six fly species, gnats, ticks, deer ticks, fleas, chiggers and lice! Insecticide and repellent for use on horses, ponies, foals and in horse barns and stables. Kills and repels stable, horse, face, deer, house and horn flies, gnats, ticks, fleas, chiggers and lice Repels mosquitoes Ready to use, water based formula Pleasant citronella scent Insecticide and repellent for use on horses and in

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I use this lotion several times a day after handwashing. I think it's meant for frequent use as a hand lotion, therefore the giant size bottle and light, non-greasy, quick absorption formula. It does not leave a palpable film on my hands or on surfaces I touch, such as my phone, sunglasses, car doors, light switches, keyboard, remote control, etc. Also has a very matte finish. Great in hot weather when you don't want to feel coated. Not sufficiently emollient to be a body lotion. The lavender scent is close to that of a lavender plant, ie somewhat herbal.

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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2025