The brand Relec is a range of insect repellent products owned by the global self-care company Perrigo. The brand offers a variety of solutions, including sprays, lotions, electric diffusers, and bracelets, designed to protect against mosquito bites in various climate conditions.

Brand Overview

Relec products are formulated for effective and long-lasting protection against various mosquito species, including the common, tiger, yellow fever, and malaria mosquitoes (Aedes, Anopheles, Culex spp). The product range is segmented by intensity and intended use:

Extra Strong:
Designed for extreme conditions and tropical climates, often containing a high concentration of DEET (50%) to offer up to 9 hours of protection.

Strong/Familiar:
Suitable for temperate climates and family use (ages 3+ or 12+ depending on the specific product format), typically containing Icaridin (20%) or lower DEET concentrations for up to 7 hours of protection.

Specialty Products:
Includes options for sensitive skin, lotions for infants (from 6 months in some regions), post-bite relief, and 2-in-1 photoprotector (sunscreen) with citronella.

Home Use:
Features electric liquid diffusers for indoor protection against mosquitoes.

Accessories:
Offers water-resistant citronella-based bracelets, including themed versions like the Relec Minions Mosquito Bracelet.

Manufacturer Information
The Relec brand is manufactured and distributed as a self-care solution by Perrigo España, S.A., part of the larger global Perrigo Company plc. Perrigo specializes in providing over-the-counter (OTC) health and wellness products, making Relec part of a broad portfolio aimed at consumer health.

Market Position
Relec is a prominent and well-regarded brand in the Spanish and European markets, known for its effectiveness. The brand gained particular recognition in 2016 when it partnered with the Spanish Olympic Committee to protect the Spanish Olympic team from the Zika virus during the Rio Olympics. This highlights the brand’s reputation for reliable protection in high-risk areas.

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