Equicare Flysect Super-7 Repellent Spray
$26.95
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Description
Designed for immediate protection from flies and common pests, the Equicare Flysect Super-7 Repellent Spray contains a powerful insecticide-repellent combination to knock down and kill most pests. Aloe, emollients, and sunscreen provide added protection for your horse while helping to soothe their dry, irritated skin.
Details
- Powerful repellent: Contains two insecticides and two repellents for unmatched protection against bugs and flies.
- Soothes and moisturizes skin: Contains aloe and other emollients to moisturize dry, irritated skin.
- UV Protection: Sunscreen helps to prevent sunburns and skin irritation.
- Effective formula: Repels gnats, flies, mosquitoes, mites, chiggers, fleas, ticks, and lice.
- Easy to use: Solution ready for use right out of the convenient spray bottle.
Shipping Information
- Free Ground Shipping for orders over $100 in contiguous states.
- Orders under $100 ship for $9.99 to the lower 48.
- Guaranteed delivery within 5 business days.
- Expedited options available: 2-day delivery for $29.99.
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Returns & Exchanges
- New, unused items in original packaging can be returned within 30 days.
- Options: exchange, store credit, or refund to your original payment method.
- $14.99 return shipping fee (waived for exchanges and store credits).
- Exclusions: Helmets and safety vests, FDA-regulated items, unopened supplements and treats.
Read our full returns & exchange policy here.
Equicare Flysect Super-7 Repellent Spray
- Powerful repellent: Contains two insecticides and two repellents for unmatched protection against bugs and flies.
- Soothes and moisturizes skin: Contains aloe and other emollients to moisturize dry, irritated skin.
- UV Protection: Sunscreen helps to prevent sunburns and skin irritation.
- Effective formula: Repels gnats, flies, mosquitoes, mites, chiggers, fleas, ticks, and lice.
- Easy to use: Solution ready for use right out of the convenient spray bottle.
