“One minute liquid suspension tests indicated that Mosi-guard Natural® has anti-viral activity against SARS-CoV-2 England-2 isolate if mixed with the virus in the liquid phase ...

Citriodiol, an ingredient in Mosi-guard and other 'bug sprays', was shown to damage the coronavirus in government-run research. The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL ...

The company reported a 1,000% spike in search interest for their product, Mosi-guard Natural Spray, over the last 24 hours, following the release of the study by the UK’s Ministry of Defense on ...

Some UK soldiers have already been issued with the insect repellent Mosi-guard, Sky News reported, while testing begins to confirm whether it could be effective against the current outbreak.

Citriodiol, a component of Mosi-guard Natural, was found to reduce the amount of virus detectable in a sample, according to tests carried out in the UK. Scientists at the Defence Science and ...

With coronavirus cases around the world now at over 23 million, scientists have been working around the clock to develop a treatment. Now, a new study, first reported by Sky News, indicates that a ...

Mosi-guard and Citriodiol have been linked to protecting us against Covid-19 - but what is it? Does it really work? And can you buy it from Boots? It has been announced that Citriodiol, the active ...

Scientists at the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL) found that Citriodiol, the active ingredient in repellents such as Mosi-guard, had anti-viral properties if mixed with the virus ...

The organic, colourless compound is the active ingredient in repellents like Mosi-guard, which costs about £7 for a 75ml bottle. The natural chemical is used to deter insects and mosquitos from ...

Ever swung on a playground swing? That's a pendulum in motion! On today's MOSI Monday, we're looking at pendulum and angular ...