The summer is the season for going out. It is fun but at the same time you cannot avoid insect bites. Nobody likes being itchy after getting bit by a mosquito. This article introduces Top five on sales ranking of medicine for insect bites available at Japanese supermarkets and drugstores.
Which is Popular?
Based upon Urecon’s sales ranking data, top 100, medicine for insect bites selling well at Japanese supermarkets and drugstores have been picked up and are shown below.
No. 1: Liquid Muhi, S2a 50ml
You can apply this medicine quickly anytime, and you do not need to wash your hands after use. This product works quickly.
No. 2: Muhi S, 18g
Muhi S is the long seller and best known as medicine for insect bites. It spreads well, is not sticky and does not remain white on the skin.
No. 3: New Una Kowa Cool, 55ml
This cold medicine gets rid of itchiness quickly. The sponge makes it possible to apply the medicine evenly.
No. 4: Liquid Muhi Alpha EX, 35ml
Prednisolone valerate acetate (PVA) which has great anti-inflammatory effect is combined with diphenhydramine hydrochloride which suppresses the itch quickly.
This works not only for mosquito bites but also bites by mites, fleas, caterpillars, centipedes and jellyfish.
No. 5: Muhi Alpha EX, 15g
This product is crème type of the one in No. 4.
＜Extra Edition! Have you heard of app as insect repellent?>
Have you heard of app as insect repellent, although it is different from medicine for insect bites? It seems to have high frequency sound that mosquitoes hate. Why don’t you try it?
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※Data from March 1 to May 31, 2019
※Each data is as of the date the Japanese article was released. Some products might have finished selling.
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