USDA Certified Organic NEEM Oil for Plants - Pure, Horticultural Insecticidal Bug Repellent | Safe for Skin and Hair | Spray on Leaves in Vegetable Garden & Fruit Tree as mite and Aphid Killer | 4 oz

I usually get eaten alive by mosquito. I used this on my face because I wanted something more natural. I used this all over undiluted. I once applied liberally on the face and not so much on the body. My face didn't get bitten by my body did. I applied more the next time around and it worked! It is expensive but well worth it. I originally bought this for my trip to Kerala, India. It does have a earthy smell to it but I mixed it with some essential oils like lavender and peppermint. The actual smell of it doesn't bother me but I would compare it to traditional herbal medicine.I prefer the packaging with the dangerous skull on it. Was glad they restocked it.

I got this product because it says it helps with itching from psoriasis. I don't have psoriasis but I have a chronic rash or something and I have more than 5 products to ease the itch. The Neem oil is the most effective.

I was hoping this would keep the bugs away from my tomato plants without using pesticides. I followed the directions, and though it has helped a little bit, my plants are still being eaten alive. Very disappointing as I don’t want to use pesticides. PS. This oil smells like someone just passed gas! Very disappointing as I don’t want to use pesticides. PS. This oil smells like someone just passed gas! 🤢

This combatted cabbage worms, aphids, and who knows what else! I had a great harvest this year.

Goodstuff

Worked to get rid of bugs

Did well for bugs.

The Neem Oil arrived but it is not a liquid, although it comes with an eye dropper to dispense it. It's more of a solid paste. Don't know if it was damaged in shipping or what the issue is but it is unusable.