Archive · 18 Jun 2025
South Indians Concerned Over Illegal Mosquito Repellent Incense Sticks
Many people in South India and across the country are worried about using mosquito incense sticks that are not approved by the government.
A study found that a lot of people feel uncomfortable using these because they might contain harmful chemicals.
These incense sticks are made without proper checks and can be dangerous.
Good Knight, a company that makes mosquito repellents, is trying to help people by providing safe, tested products.
They have also created a new, effective ingredient to make their products even better at keeping mosquitoes away.
67% of South Indian citizens feel uneasy using illegal mosquito repellent incense sticks.
A Good Knight survey highlighted public concerns over the use of unregulated mosquito repellents.
Nationally, 69% of respondents reported unease with illegal mosquito repellent incense sticks.
The illegal mosquito repellent incense sticks market in South India is estimated at INR 340 crore.
Good Knight developed 'Renofluthrin,' an indigenous molecule, for mosquito control.
- Who
- Good Knight, a market research firm YouGov, and citizens in South India.
- What
- A survey about public attitudes towards mosquito repellents, focusing on illegal incense sticks.
- When
- The survey was recently conducted.
- Where
- South India, with national data included.
- Why
- To highlight concerns about illegal mosquito repellents and promote safer alternatives.
Supporters of safe mosquito control
Consumers using unregulated products
Product Safety and Regulation
Supporters of safe mosquito control
Advocate for safe and government-approved mosquito repellent products.
Consumers using unregulated products
Those who use illegal products, or those who manufacture these products.
- Survey Title
- One Mosquito, Countless Threats
- South India Unease
- 67%
- National Unease
- 69%
- South India Market Size
- INR 340 crore (approx.)
- Market Growth
- Approx. 20% annually
- Good Knight Product
- Flash liquid vaporiser with Renofluthrin