Backpacks | MR300 Portable Mosquito Repeller

Thermacell

MR300 Portable Mosquito Repeller

$24.99

Description

　　The Thermacell MR300 Portable Mosquito Repeller effectively repels mosquitoes by creating a 15-foot protection zone. The MR300 Repeller can be taken virtually anywhere outdoors to repel pesky mosquitoes, stopping them before they can bite or bother you. The MR300 is the newest Thermacell portable mosquito repeller, boasting some updated and improved features.

　　Please note, this item must ship UPS Ground and is not eligible for free shipping.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

Thermacell

Color:

Olive

Length:

7.6 in / 19.3 cm

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

371021

UPC:

843654001340

Other Features:

• New features include: Quiet ignition, Reengineered grill and switch, Improved ergonomics, and Accessory mounting system
• Ideal for repelling mosquitoes from the backyard to the great outdoors
• Portable and lightweight
• No spray and no mess. Scent-free and DEET-free.
• No open flame, no smoky candles
• Package contains: 1 Olive MR300 Repeller and 12 hours of refills - 3 repellent mats and 1 fuel cartridge

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