Wardroot® Tick Protection Drops

Tick season isn't what it used to be. Warmer winters and exploding deer numbers have pushed the lone star tick across the South, Midwest, and Northeast, into woods that were safe a decade ago.

Most people think a tick bite is bad luck. It isn't. Ticks hunt by scent. On the front legs of every tick sits a tiny sensing pit called the Haller's organ, the only tool it uses to find you. It reads the carbon dioxide you exhale and the lactic acid and ammonia in your sweat, a signal your bare skin gives off all day that says "warm-blooded host, stop here."

You've probably felt the result. A tick on your neck after a morning sit, another behind your knee, even though you sprayed. That's not carelessness. Permethrin only coats your clothes, and DEET lays a chemical on top, but underneath, your skin is still giving off that same signal. Neither one changes it.

That's a signal your current protection was never built to change.

For over a century, hunters used cedar and wild herbs to stay hidden in the woods. Wardroot takes that instinct and puts the science behind it into a daily dropper.

Its active botanical compounds, including carvacrol from oregano and thyme, sulfur compounds from garlic, plus caraway and soursop, absorb into your bloodstream and leave through your skin and sweat, changing the scent your body gives off.

These compounds are known to:

• Dampen the lactic acid and ammonia in your sweat, the exact cues ticks track
• Keep the tick's Haller's organ, the scent sensor on its front legs, from ever locking onto you
• Overwrite your natural "human" scent so a tick can't read you as a warm-blooded host
• Scramble the mix of volatiles coming off your skin, so there's no clear signal to follow

With Wardroot, the signal a tick hunts by goes quiet, so it passes you by and keeps looking somewhere else.

Unlike sprays and treated clothing that only cover part of you, Wardroot protects the bare skin ticks actually target, with one daily dose.

Here's how Wardroot compares to what's in your truck right now:

Instead of DEET Sprays:

• Sit on top of your skin, but underneath, your skin keeps giving off the scent ticks track
• Melt plastic gear, and the chemical smell can spook deer

Wardroot changes the signal itself:

• Works from the inside, so your skin stops broadcasting "host" to begin with
• Scent-free to people, so nothing gives away your position in the stand

Instead of Permethrin:

• Only coats your clothing, never the exposed neck, wrists, and hands that get bitten
• Has to be pre-applied and reapplied, and it's easy to forget or miss a spot

Wardroot protects the skin that gets bitten:

• Reaches the bare skin ticks target, from the inside out
• One morning dropper covers you head to toe, nothing to pre-treat

Instead of Cedar & Essential-Oil Sprays:

• Strong scents blow your cover and rub off in the brush
• Effectiveness is inconsistent across different tick species

Wardroot works on how every tick hunts:

• Quiets the scent signal all ticks lock onto, including the lone star
• Undetectable to ticks, and it can't rub or wash off

With Wardroot, you're protecting the bare skin ticks target from the inside out, in one morning dropper. No sprays, no treated clothes, nothing to reapply.