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    I ordered some from Amazon last summer and it was delivered to me without any problem.

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    Canadian Tire has this
    http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/wi...l#.VwLt5nq2FEk
    Is a weak solution of permethrin at .25% and may not even be sold in Ontario or other places with Pesticide restrictions
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    Also in Ontario....(with pesticide ban....)

    Permathrin is available at most farm supply, or feed stores, without a license to buy.

    I bought some last summer from a local feed store in .5% concentration, same strength as the Sawyer spray. Used to spray directly on horses etc. to repel flies, so ask for that. Stronger formula's are also available, (sprayed on barn walls etc), which is maybe when you need a license. Only downside is the stuff I bought smells like those citronella candles, which probably does nothing, but smell bad.

    Anything sprayed directly on an animal will probably be .5%, but I've seen some liquids with much higher concentrate. Not sure if they would be considered safe on animals, or intended for another use. Were in the locked glass displays, so maybe license required?.

    Check all ingredients though, cause 'safe' for a horse, does not equal safe for me. Permathrin is the effective ingredient though, so likely nothing else of concern.... but check anyway!
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    Just a side note. Permethrin is NOT intended as a topical spray. It is recommended to apply to shirts, pants, socks when not being worn and allow to dry. Application lasts a while, at least through a camping outing. I also spray down my hammock with it.
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    Thanks for making that point....

    I didn't intend to imply it could be used topically, but I see how the my previous post could possibly cause some confusion for someone not familiar with it...

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    Actually, it seems that permethrin is available as an over-the-counter topical cream or lotion, at least in the US.
    https://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/...s/a698037.html

    Disclaimer: I'm not a doctor, wouldn't apply permethrin to myself topically, and clearly what we buy was not intended for this application.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Caminante View Post
    ... I'm not a doctor, wouldn't apply permethrin to myself topically ...
    I bet you would if you had lice or scabies. I would.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GreatBigDave View Post
    I bet you would if you had lice or scabies. I would.
    Can't say, you might be right.
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    REI sells it. https://www.rei.com/product/751264/s...mp-spray-12-oz But it is a very weak mix. Best to get the concentrate from Amazon and mix it yourself.

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    Thx everyone! I will try with amazon, I will also take a look at the one at Canadian tire, not sure if this stuff will really work on clothes...

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