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If you live in any of these states, the lone star tick has already been spotted near you
It used to be a Texas problem. Then the South. Now the tick whose bite can make you allergic to red meat for life is confirmed across most of the eastern United States — and spreading west every season.
You don't feel the bite. You find out at dinner.
One bite from a lone star tick can trigger alpha-gal syndrome — a permanent allergy to red meat. Beef, pork, lamb… gone. Your throat closes over a burger. And it hides in things you touch every day:
- Dairy — milk, butter, cheese
- Medications — ibuprofen, Tylenol, allergy capsules
- Soap, lotion, toothpaste, deodorant — anything with animal byproducts
Over 450,000 Americans already live like this. Most never felt the tick that did it — a nymph is the size of a poppy seed.
I was sick of pulling ticks off my family. So I stopped fighting them.
Years of sprays, oils and nightly tick checks — and they still got through. Then it clicked: every product I bought tried to repel ticks. None of them simply stopped them.
So we built the one thing that does: a barrier a tick can't get through. No chemistry to wear off. No bottle to refill. Just mesh.
We said they're releasing ticks. Here's the paper trail.
Farmers report thousands of ticks appearing overnight where there were none last year. Dead moose covered in ticks. Snakes in trees covered in ticks — for the first time in history. Look at what's happening at the same time:
65,000,000 mosquitoes — released on purpose
Google's parent company publicly released tens of millions of lab-raised mosquitoes into California. They called it an experiment. Nobody asked the people living there.1
Bill Gates is funding engineered ticks
The same billionaire pushing lab-grown meat is invested in genetically engineered ticks — a tick whose bite makes you allergic to real meat, while he sells the replacement.2
Pfizer's Lyme vaccine arrives right on time
A record tick outbreak — and big pharma just happens to have the cure entering final trials. Create the problem, sell the solution. We've seen this playbook before.3
Boxes of ticks turning up on farms
In 1969 our own government dipped hundreds of thousands of ticks in radioactive isotopes and released them. Today farmers are finding containers of ticks on their property. This matches no natural pattern.
Believe all of it or none of it — the ticks are real either way.
And notice every answer they sell you has the same convenient flaw: it runs out.
"I've pulled ticks off myself, my kids and my dog more times than I can count. And every single thing they sold me to stop it — sprays, oils, drops — ran out and had to be bought again. That's not protection. That's a subscription."
You won't feel the one that matters
Poppy-seed small
A feeding nymph is just 1–2mm — you'll never spot one against your skin.
The bite is painless
No sting, no itch at first — nothing tells you it's even happening.
Hours before you notice
By the time there's a mark to scratch, it's been latched on for hours.
An ankle-height ambush
They wait on grass and brush for something warm to walk past — then climb.
Heads for hidden skin
Scalp, waistline, behind the knees — exactly where you never think to look.
Noticing isn't a plan
Any protection that depends on you catching it has already lost.
Typical tick protection might work — but it all runs out
Chemical sprays
The hunter's go-to kills the tick after it's on you — DEET and permethrin coat your skin, rub off on your dog, sweat off in the woods, then the bottle's empty. Buy another. Every season.
"Natural" oils
Ticks avoid eucalyptus and peppermint — for about an hour. Then sweat and rain strip the scent and you're unprotected without knowing it. A $25 bottle gone in a season: the refill model in plant form.
Tick checks
"Check yourself when you get home." Right — and not enough. Nymphs are 1–2mm and climb to your scalp and behind your knees. With checks alone, you are the consumable.
It's not just risky — it's a subscription you never signed up for
Sprays are a subscription. TickProtect is a one-time buy.
Every can of repellent is empty by August. Every bottle of oil lasts about an hour. So you repurchase, reapply, and re-coat your skin all season — then do it again next year, and the year after that. It adds up to real money, spent forever, for protection that's only ever as fresh as your last spray.
TickProtect is a single layer of mesh you buy once and pull on for years. Machine-wash it, fold it back into its pouch, and it's ready next spring. No refills. No reapplying. Nothing to run out halfway up the trail.
$150+ every single yearOne kit, used for years
Every expert's #1 tip is "cover your skin." So we made skin impossible to reach.
Sprays and oils try to discourage ticks from exposed skin. TickProtect removes the exposed skin — a featherlight fine-mesh barrier worn over your clothes, with holes big enough for air and far too small for any tick.
- Bite-proof, not bite-resistant — mesh holes far smaller than a poppy-seed nymph (~0.5mm)
- Zero chemicals — nothing absorbed, nothing to reapply, nothing near kids or pets
- Breathable & cool — open mesh moves air; cooler than a long-sleeve shirt
- Elastic seals at hood, cuffs, waist and ankles — no way in at the neck, wrist or boot line
What actually happens out there
Most bites don't come from being careless — they happen in the ten seconds between brushing past tall grass and noticing. A nymph the size of a poppy seed climbs aboard, finds a patch of bare skin, and you never feel a thing. Here's that same moment, frame by frame, with the mesh on instead: the tick lands, hits a wall of fabric, and never reaches you.
The only difference between the first frame and the last is a layer of mesh worn over your clothes. No spray, no timing, no luck.
If it bites, it can't get through
The mesh isn't tuned to ticks alone. The same poppy-seed-sized openings that stop a questing nymph are far too small for mosquitoes, no-see-ums and black flies to push through — so a single barrier closes the door on the whole biting-season line-up at once. No cocktail of sprays, no citronella, nothing to reapply when the sun drops and the bugs come out.
Ticks, mosquitoes, no-see-ums, black flies — if it has to land on you to bite you, the mesh is where it stops.
Fine mesh. Sealed seams. No way in.
A barrier is only as good as its weakest gap — so every edge is built to close. The fabric is a tight, even weave with openings smaller than a nymph tick; the seams are bonded flat instead of loosely stitched; and every opening you pull through is locked down with elastic.
- Holes ~0.5mm — smaller than a poppy-seed nymph, still open enough for airflow
- Bonded, flat-locked seams — no loose stitch gaps for anything to crawl through
- Elastic at hood, cuffs, waist & ankles — sealed at every wrist, neck and boot line
Pull it on, zip it up, forget it's there
No lotion to rub into your arms, no waiting for it to dry, no resetting a timer every two hours. The hooded top goes straight over your clothes, zips to the chin, and the hood seals around your face. The weave is open enough to feel the breeze and cool enough for August heat — you'll forget you're wearing it until you watch a tick give up on your sleeve.
- Over-clothes fit — wear it over a tee or a flannel, cool enough for summer
- Hood + full zip — seals the neck and face, the gap most cover-ups leave open
- Packs to a pouch — folds into a side pocket; lives in the truck or the daypack
Hood seals at the faceZips to the chinCool, open meshWhy thousands of outdoor families are switching
100% bite-proof
A physical barrier — ticks can't reach what they can't touch.
Zero chemicals
Nothing on your skin, nothing to breathe, nothing the dog licks off.
Buy once, reuse for years
Sprays run out every season. Mesh doesn't. Machine-washable, packs tiny.
Safe around kids & pets
It's fabric, not pesticide — nothing on anyone's skin.
Made for every kind of outdoors
Ticks don't care whether you're hunting, hiking, casting a line or just weeding the back fence — anywhere there's grass, leaf litter or brush, they're questing at ankle height waiting for something warm to walk by. TickProtect pulls on over whatever you're already wearing, so the same kit covers every reason you head outside, from a dawn sit in the deer stand to a Saturday in the yard.
Hunters, campers, anglers, hikers, gardeners, dog walkers — if your hobby has grass in it, it has ticks in it.
One barrier the whole family can trust
No sprays to rub on a wriggling kid. No chemicals near the dog. Everyone pulls on a kit and heads out — and everyone comes home tick-free.
Nothing absorbed. Nothing to wash off. Nothing to reapply.
DEET soaks into your skin. Permethrin washes out of your clothes. TickProtect is just fine mesh — the protection is the fabric itself, and it never runs out.
Real customers, real weekends
The honest comparison
| TickProtect™ | DEET sprays | Essential oils | Treated clothing | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No insecticide on your body | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ | ✗ |
| Tick never reaches you | ✓ blocked by mesh | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ crawls treated fabric |
| Never wears out / no re-treating | ✓ | ✗ reapply | ✗ hourly | ✗ fades w/ washes |
| Safe around cats, kids & pregnancy | ✓ | ✗ | ~ | ✗ toxic to cats |
| One-time purchase | ✓ | ✗ refills | ✗ refills | ✗ re-treat |
| Cost over 3 seasons | $69.99 once | $150+ | $200+ | $250+ |
What if a tick never reached your skin again?
- No spraying chemicals on yourself, your kids or your dog
- No nightly tick checks you can't fully trust
- No buying another bottle every few weeks, every season
The TickProtect™ Full Kit
Head-to-ankle coverage in four pieces. One purchase — every spring, you're ready.
- Hooded Mesh Top$49.99
- Mesh Mitts$29.99
- Mesh Trousers$39.99 FREE
- Boot Covers$29.99 FREE
Do the math: the Hoodie ($49.99) + Mitts ($29.99) alone cost $79.98 — the Full Kit is $69.99 with Trousers and Boot Covers free.
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CLAIM THE FULL KIT →Wear it all season. If a tick gets through, you get your money back.
Walk the dog, hunt the ridge, weed the garden. If you're not completely convinced TickProtect is the easiest protection you've ever used, email us within 90 days for a full refund. We can offer that because the mesh doesn't have an opinion — it just blocks.
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Spend the summer outside again — without the dread
No more cutting the hike short. No more checking the kids at the car. Pull it on, go where you want, and let the ticks bounce off.
Thousands are spending summer outside again — without the dread
Hunters, gardeners, dog-walkers and whole families have swapped the sprays and the nightly tick checks for one barrier that just works.
"Your story can be next"
Found 6 ticks ON the suit. Zero on me.
Turkey season in Missouri, size L over a flannel. Brushed them off the mesh at the truck. First season in years I haven't pulled one off my neck.
My alpha-gal started with one bite
I can't risk a second — reactions get worse. This is the only thing that lets me garden without fear. I wear it over shorts and stay cool.
Whole family wears them now
Got the kit for me, ordered two more the same week. No sprays on my toddlers — that matters to me.
Dog walker in the worst county for Lyme
Two rescues, tall grass twice a day. One tick check now instead of three. The boot covers over my sneakers were the game-changer.
Lighter than I expected
Thought it'd be sweaty. It's not — air moves right through. Wish I'd sized up to XL for layering, but the chart is accurate.
Mosquitoes can't get through either
Bought it for ticks, kept it on for the no-see-ums at dusk. Best $70 I've spent on this house.