I have never personally tried the bug buttons for people to wear. I use to be in pest control and I have been in houses where they would use the electronic bug control devices. Even though made for totally different uses I would think it would give the same results.

What I noticed first hand with the indoor bug control devices is that if your house is infested with roaches I mean infested so bad that they even come out in the day. I have actually seen the roaches crawl in and out of the bug device and even nest there. Yeah I know YUCK, but hey it was a job, lol!!

Point being that if the skeeters or whatever pest you are trying to avoid are in such great numbers I seriously don't know how the bug button would work. Here in tennessee when the insects are bad I can spray just part of myself and that isn't enough. I have to totally spray my entire body even my clothes and hair!! Still even then some skeeters and those biting flies still attack.

Maybe several pinned on?? Maybe someone will come along with first hand experience to discredit my thoughts. IMHO I just think it is another gimmick.

I would hesitate to use one since it is putting small amounts bug repellent into the air which I am then breathing. I'd rather spray a long-sleeved shirt with repellent and then put it on since it will discourage bugs from landing on me and biting without me having to absorb it internally.