Ultrasonic Tick Repelling Device

Name: Ultrasonic Tick Repelling Device
Brand: Pulse
Price: 39.95 USD
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Tick activity is rising fast. Protection is easiest before the first bite.

A growing outdoor risk

One bite from this tick and you might never eat meat again.

The Lone Star tick is now confirmed in all 50 states, and the one that bites is usually smaller than a poppy seed. You don't feel it. You won't see it until it's done. One bite can give you alpha-gal syndrome, a lifelong allergy to red meat, dairy, and even gelatin. There's no cure. Most people have never heard of it until the day a burger sends them to the ER.

It used to be just a Southern problem. Now it shows up in backyards, on soccer fields, in deer stands, and on dogs in places it never lived before. The tools most families trust were built for a different tick. DEET wears off in two hours. Permethrin only covers the clothing you treated. Neither was made for what's coming this season.

Simple everyday protection

Don't Wait Until Someone in Your Family Gets Bit.

Lyme disease cases hit record highs in 2025. The Lone Star tick is now confirmed in 47 states. Alpha-gal syndrome cases have tripled since 2017.

Clip it on. Go outside. Stop worrying.

99-Day Money-Back Guarantee · Ships in 24 hrs from Ohio · 4.7 ★ from 2,847 reviews

Made for real life

Built for the New Tick Reality

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For Hunters & Anglers

Deer stands, trout streams, duck blinds. Clip to your pack strap and stop spraying DEET on your gear.

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For Parents & Kids

Summer camp drop-offs, soccer sidelines, backyard play. Easy enough for a 7-year-old to use.

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For Hikers & Runners

Weekend hikes, ultras, thru-section attempts. Lighter than your house keys, lasts all weekend.

A cleaner alternative

The Lone Star Tick Is Now in 47 States. DEET Isn't Enough Anymore.

One bite from a Lone Star tick can give you alpha-gal syndrome — a lifelong allergy to red meat. Lyme cases hit record highs in 2025. Tick season now starts in March and ends in November.

You can spray DEET on your skin every two hours. Soak your kid's clothes in permethrin. Tuck your pants into your socks.

Or you can clip it on and forget about it.

An 11-gram device that emits an ultrasonic pulse designed to disturb ticks and biting insects before they latch on. No chemicals. No reapplying. No tradeoffs.

Why families switch

Protection Without the Chemical Routine

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No Chemicals

No DEET, no permethrin, no essential oils. Nothing absorbs into skin or lungs.

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Whisper-Light 11g

About the weight of three quarters. Clips to a backpack, belt, or hat.

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2–4 Day Runtime

USB-C charges in 1–2 hours. Runs continuously through a weekend camping trip.

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Safe For Pets

Designed to be imperceptible to dogs and cats at the calibrated intensity.

Customer stories

Real Families. Real Tick Country.

Over 2,800 verified reviews from parents, hunters, hikers, anglers, and outdoor workers across all 50 states.

★★★★★

“I have 3 kids and live in Pennsylvania — Lyme central. They wear the device on their backpacks to school and soccer. We've done thorough tick checks every night and found nothing for two months. I'm sleeping better.”

Sarah K. — Bucks County, PA

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“Bowhunter in north Georgia. Lone Star ticks are a nightmare here. Clip the device to my pack strap and I'm finding way fewer ticks after a sit.”

Mike R. — North Georgia

★★★★★

“My husband has alpha-gal from a Lone Star bite. It gave us a way back outside that didn't involve drenching everything in chemicals.”

Linda M. — Charlottesville, VA

Quick answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Does ultrasonic actually work on ticks?

The device emits a calibrated ultrasonic frequency designed to interfere with the sensory behavior of ticks and other parasitic pests before they latch on. Simply power it on and wear it as an added layer of outdoor protection.

Is it safe for pets, kids, and pregnant women?

It uses no DEET, permethrin, pesticides, essential oils, or topical chemicals. The operating frequency is outside the typical hearing range of humans and is designed not to disturb dogs and cats at the calibrated intensity.

How does it compare with sprays and chemical collars?

It is reusable, mess-free, and requires no skin application or monthly collar replacement. Unlike sprays, there is nothing to reapply every few hours.

What is the effective range?

The device is intended to create a personal protection zone around the wearer. For group settings or larger campsites, multiple devices can be used.

How long does the battery last?

A full charge provides up to 120 hours of use depending on operating conditions. Charging takes about two hours through USB-C.

Does it work on other pests besides ticks?

The ultrasonic pulse is designed for ticks and may also help deter mosquitoes, fleas, and other small biting insects.

How does the 99-day guarantee work?

Try it during normal outdoor use. If it is not right for you, contact support within 99 days of delivery to request a refund under the store's return policy.

How it works

Three Steps. No Mess. No Reapplying.

The device emits a 9–21 kHz wide-frequency ultrasonic pulse designed to disturb ticks, mosquitoes, and other biting insects before they latch on.

Charge itCharge for 1–2 hours through USB-C.

Clip it onAttach it to a backpack, belt loop, hat brim, shoelace, or shirt.

Power it onLong-press the button. A small indicator confirms it is running.

Designed as an added layer of protection alongside regular tick checks and recommended tick-bite prevention guidance.

Why it matters now

Tick Risk Is Expanding

47/50

Lone Star tick presence

The species has spread north and west into areas where it was once uncommon.

476K+

Estimated Lyme diagnoses

Annual diagnoses remain a major concern for outdoor families.

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Alpha-gal growth

Reported alpha-gal syndrome cases have risen sharply in recent years.

Verified experiences

Real Reviews. Real People.

Excellent 4.8 / 5★★★★★

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Wish I'd had this last summer

Pulled three deer ticks off my son last August. Started using the device this spring — zero ticks so far. We still check him every night, but I'm not panicking anymore.

Jen H., Connecticut

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