For decades, your father’s sulfur sock was enough. But tick seasons now run nine months, and skin sprays sweat off in an hour. Mana+ adds a clean, chemical free ultrasonic frequency layer to your gear no greasy skin absorption, zero meat contamination liability, and no messy reapplication.
BUILT FOR HUNTERS, LANDOWNERS & DOG OWNERS
Mana+ Ultrasonic Tick Repelling Device
What You're Getting:
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Continuous outdoor frequency layer, 19.5–135 kHz signal range built for active field routines
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Nothing rubbed into your skin, zero greasy lotions, heavy aerosols, or sticky film on you or your gear
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Clips on in 10 seconds, lightweight carabiner attaches to your pack strap, belt loop, leash, or harness
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Zero routine friction, charge it via USB-C, clip it on before you head outside, and get on with the day
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Four doors, one problem
You're here because of one of these.
The dog brings them in.
Collar's on. Chew's done. You're still finding them on the couch.
Somebody can't use spray.
A pregnant wife. A toddler. A cat. The doctor said no and offered nothing instead.
Forty steps of grass.
The mailbox. The garden. You're not hiking you just live where they live.
You're in it all day.
The long sit. The drag. Your clothes might be handled. The rest of you isn't.
All four are the same problem. Something got protected. You didn't.
The hole in every tick plan
Everybody at your place got covered. Except one.
- ✓The dog — collar, chew, something
- ✓The yard — sprayed back in May
- ✓His boots and pants — treated before the woods
- ✕You
It's not the deep woods. It's the forty steps to the mailbox.
And a tick doesn't know it was only forty steps.
Why this year feels different
The ground changed under you.
People who spent forty years outside used to flick one off and forget it. Now they find one and their stomach drops. They're not being soft.
Thirty-five years here, never saw one. Last five years? Can't step in short grass without picking one up.
Outside ChicagoSprayed. Tucked. The whole routine before the hike. Found one biting into my calf anyway.
Day hikerStopped at a grass edge with the kids. Under a minute. Found seven on them in the car.
Dad of twoYour family's tools were built for the old ticks. Nobody sent a letter when that stopped being enough.
The thing nobody says out loud
It's not the ticks. It's thinking about the ticks.
Your summer right now
- •Spray before you go out
- •Spray again after lunch
- •Strip down at the door
- •Check you, the kids, the dog
- •Check again, because you're not sure
- •Lie there at 11pm thinking about the back of a knee
Your summer with one clipped on
- ✓Clip it on in the morning
- ✓One check at the end of the day
- ✓That's it
People don't tell us they stopped finding ticks. They tell us they stopped checking every twenty minutes.
So what is it
A layer that walks around with you.
- →Size of a guitar pick. Clips anywhere.
- →Runs a steady ultrasonic signal, too high for grown-up ears.
- →Ticks find you by heat, breath and movement. That's what it's aimed at.
It never touches you.
Not your skin. Not your hands. Not your kid's neck. Not the food in your freezer. It's a thing on your belt, not a thing on your body.
Four things, one hole
You've tried the four things.
Spray on your skin
Gone in an hour of sweat. And you don't want it on a kid every day all summer.
The dog's collar
Great — for the dog. The tick still rides in on his back and finds somebody else.
Spraying the yard
The tick doesn't live in your yard. It lives on the deer. It's just visiting.
Tick checks
Keep doing them. But a check happens after. You need something on you before.
They're all pointed somewhere else. Not one of them is on the person.
The people nobody has an answer for
Ask around and watch the faces.
"Should my pregnant wife spray herself down every morning?"
Watch the doctor's face.
"Is the strong stuff safe on my clothes with a cat in the house?"
That one gets a real answer, and the answer is no.
"Do I want it on the tarp my deer rides home on?"
Same face again.
🐈Design note — say this loud, not in the fine print. There is nothing on a Mana+ that can hurt a cat. There's nothing on it at all. It's a sealed clip.
Nothing to soak in. Nothing to wash off. Nothing to keep away from anybody.
Count the people at your house who walk outside. That's your number.
The signal comes out of the device. So it covers whoever's wearing it. One device, one person.
Most people do the math like this
One for you
One for whoever's out there with you
One on the dog's collar
One that lives in the truck, the range bag, or the diaper bag so nobody has to remember it
If you're buying for one person, get one. We're not going to talk you into more than you need. But nearly everybody comes back for the second one within a month, and the bundle is cheaper than buying them one at a time.
Here's how it actually goes.
Night one
You charge it. About an hour and a half. Clip it to whatever you grab first in the morning.
Week one
You stop reaching for the spray bottle. That's the thing people notice before anything else.
All spring
Grass, garden, mailbox, the kid's ball field. It's on. You're not thinking about it.
Deep summer
This is when everybody's checks get lazy and the little ones are worst. Your layer doesn't get lazy. It's still clipped on.
Fall, in the woods
The long sit. The drag. The load. The walk back to the truck. Running the whole time, not just when you remember.
Day 90
You've had it through a real stretch of the season. If you're not glad you bought it, send it back.
Why it matters right now
No Sprays
Traditional outdoor routines were built around greasy bottles, heavy chemical odors, and constant reapplication at the trailhead. But tick seasons have expanded, and outdoor enthusiasts are looking for a cleaner way. Your protection should keep up without the mess.
How Mana+ works
Three simple steps to add a clean, chemical-free layer of protection to your outdoor kit.
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Power it up
Charge your device via USB-C before heading out. The compact, lightweight build is designed for effortless travel and weekend adventures.
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Clip it on
Attach the lightweight carabiner to your backpack strap, belt loop, tent guide line, or pet's adventure collar in under 10 seconds.
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Head outside cleanly
Enjoy your time in high grass or wooded trails with zero sticky residue, heavy odors, or messy chemical sprays to wash off later.
Real families. Real tick country.
Verified reviews from hikers, campers, and outdoor pet owners who made the switch.
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Perfect for camping & fishing trips
This little device keeps ticks away during hikes. Lightweight clip-on design is perfect for camping and fishing trips. USB-C charging is super convenient too.
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Great for pets and outdoor adventures
Keeps ticks away from both me and my furry friend during camping. Lightweight and rechargeable. Perfect for all outdoor adventures with pets.
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Works wonders on our hikes
This ultrasonic tick repellent works wonders on our hikes. I clip it on my dog's collar too. USB-C charging is a bonus.
What you've been weighing it against
Everything else protects a place or a pet.
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Skin spray
Yard spray
Collar
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Safe around kids, pets and a cat
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Works without reapplying
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Nothing to mix or measure
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Protects the person — not the place, not the pet
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Goes where you go
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The four things people tell themselves.
And why none of them hold up.
"We mostly stay on the paths."
So did the guy who found one biting his calf thirty minutes from home. They're not in the middle of the woods. They're at the edge, in the tall stuff, waiting on whatever brushes past.
"I check the kids every night anyway."
So did the dad whose daughter found the one he missed on the back of his own knee. The check is the last look, not the first one. It happens after they're already on you.
"We've been fine so far."
That's word for word what the woman outside Chicago said for thirty-five years. Then five years ago it changed and now she can't walk in short grass.
"I'll grab something before the camping trip."
The season already started. It started in March and it's not stopping until November.
None of that is meant to scare you. It's just that "later" has been the plan for a while now, and the ticks have been keeping their own schedule.
Questions people ask
Straight answers.
Am I going to hear it?
Most adults can't — it sits above where grown-up hearing gives out. Some younger people pick up a faint hiss in a quiet room. If it bugs you, that's what the 90 days is for.
Is it safe around my dog? My cat?
Yes. They might notice it for a second when it switches on, then most ignore it. Nothing to lick, chew off, or get on your hands.
Can my pregnant wife wear one?
Nothing goes on her skin and there's nothing to breathe in. That's how a lot of people find us. Show her doctor what it is.
Do we need one each?
Yes, one per person. Coverage comes out of the device, so it goes with whoever's wearing it.
How long does the battery go?
Two to four days. Charges in about 90 minutes off any USB-C cable.
Does it have to be on my body?
Best clipped to you or your bag. Hang it on a chair and you're walking in and out of it.
What if it gets rained on?
Built for it. Rain, sweat, a splash at the lake.
Do I still need to do tick checks?
Yes, and we won't pretend otherwise. Nothing is a hundred percent — not spray, not treated clothes, not us. The check is still your last look.
Will it bother the deer?
It's aimed at the sensor ticks use, at a low power level. Plenty of customers wear it on the stand.
What if it doesn't work out?
Ninety days, money back, keep the device.
It isn't a summer thing anymore.
It used to be June and July and then you'd forget about it.
Now people are pulling them off in March. Finding them in November. Some places, all year.
That's not a scare line. It's just the calendar folks are living with now.
Nine months is a long time to keep putting spray back on.
It's not very long at all to keep something clipped to your bag.
90
Ninety days. Full season. Your call.
Clip it on. Walk in. Hunt, drag, dress, come home. Do that for 90 days.
If you're not satisfied, you get every penny back. No shipping it back. No form. No call.
Less risk than the DIY bucket you've never been sure you mixed right.