Murphy’s Naturals Mosquito Repellent Incense Sticks, 24 Count, DEET Free Insect Repellent with Citronella for Outdoor Yard, 2.5+ Hours per Stick

I’ve been using Murphy’s Naturals Mosquito Repellent Incense Sticks during backyard dinners and camping trips, and they’ve been amazing. Not only do they actually keep the mosquitoes away, but they also smell surprisingly nice — a natural, earthy scent instead of harsh chemicals. I love that they're DEET-free and made with plant-based ingredients like citronella, lemongrass, and rosemary. Each stick burns for a good amount of time (about 2 hours), and a few around the patio are enough to keep the bugs at bay. If you're looking for a natural, effective mosquito repellent that doesn't smell awful or feel greasy like sprays, this is the way to go. I always keep a box on hand — highly recommend!

Works great outside on my patio coffee /end tables. I suggest lighting up two. The smell is very pleasant and bugs can’t stand it.

Seriously, I live in The South, y'all. I have a back deck that I sit on every evening. I have a 12'x24' frog pond right off the back deck. Mosquitos are very serious here. I have tried many mosquito control measures! I really like these sticks. They light easily, they burn steadily, they burn slowly, they smell nice, they are effective! Murphy's is changing their packaging every other week, but the incense is good! Buy it. I'm burning through these, and I like them. We burn Tiki Torches a little farther away, with this stick up close. You think you have bigger mosquito problems than me??

We have tons of mosquitos and these Incense Sticks worked better than I thought. We had a dinner party and sat outside for 3 hrs and no mosquitoes in site. There was no strong odor either. I will definitely order again.

I cannot get almost anything else to work but this stuff is excellent. Candles don't work, the incense rings break apart all the time. They are a little pricey for what you get, but they are definitely nuclear level citronella and will work without running off or killing my hummingbirds