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Yes, but you can protect yourself with hats, scarves or even hair sunblock
These tiny saltwater larvae can get trapped under your swimsuit and trigger an itchy reaction called seabather’s eruption
Topical creams, oral antihistamines and some TLC for your skin can help relieve itchiness and boost recovery
Keep ‘mozzies’ at bay by avoiding scented body products, beer and certain colored clothes
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Vanilla extract won’t keep mosquitoes away for long, if at all — and could even attract other bugs, like wasps or flies
To avoid swimmer’s eye, wear goggles, use eye drops and flush out your eyes with fresh, clean water when irritated
Keep kids safe while they swim by staying vigilant and setting up a safe pool environment
Using insect repellent, covering up and keeping your property dry can help keep the buggers at bay
Whether you’re cycling consistently or occasionally, it’s important to have safety essentials like a helmet, shirts with sleeves, eye protection and more
Watch the weather, keep lines of communication open and make sure everyone on board has access to a personal lifejacket or flotation device
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