Call me crazy, but I don’t know if I’ve ever got into chiggers. I’ve been bit by mosquitos, pulled ticks off, and been bit by horse flies. I don’t know if it’s because I don’t know what they feel like or because I’m colorblind and can’t see the red, but if I don’t see myself getting bit, I just assume it’s an itch that’s gotta be scratched.

A chigger is a nasty bastard. They’ll go in any dark, hot, nasty, sweaty place they can find.

Rub vagisil all over your body! Bunch of pussies!

Spray your clothes to a damp condition. Let them dry. Spray around your sleeves and pant legs when going out. Put the clothes in bag if your next hunt is weeks away.
WELL... and I do mean WELL worth the time and price. Get around 6 or 8 bites on your beltline, and you'll be ready to try and defend yourself.
Instructions say the application will allow that you can wash your clothes. I never trust that, and reapply. Ticks hate it too. Wallyworld has it.

Meh, I says it will.

Prevention is the key. I spray myself down with insect spray, spray my clothes, when finished working, immediately throw clothes in the washer, and take a shower. Had them twice, once while picking blackberries.

Tea Tree Oil for the win. CVS or Walgreens has it in a small glass bottle that has a roller ball to smear it around. I keep one in the door of my truck, works good on most bug bites.

Ive never heard of chiggerX. Chiggers are just a fact of life. I get them all the time even just walking in my yard. But, like someone else said picking blackberries usually earns a bunch.

My grandma used to smear turpentine on my bites when I was little or put me in a bathtub with bleach water. Doubt it helped, but it makes you feel like you've gone full nuke mode on them. I put calamine on my kids who tend to always have their armpits and midsections full of them.

I buy the concentrate at TSC and mix my own. Much cheaper than Sawyers.

Try wetting the area down with Listerine.

I don't remember where I heard it from but, the last time I had a bad case of chigger bites I tried and it does give you some temporary relief from the itching but, you will need re-apply it fairly often.

Biofreeze helps with the itching.

Whatever you do, don't drape spanish moss over your climber to help it blend in, that stuff is full of chiggers! Don't ask how I found out. Man they tore me up! Thought I had contracted some kind of social disease. Miserable.

Wish I could but I’m on a flight line all week again. It’s hot but it’s a cool job!

Wipe the bites down with Lacquer thinner. That'll dry them up.

Rub it with pink insulation and rubbing alcohol. It will fix ya right up

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So do the blue ridge mountains in GA.

Take a heaping tablespoon of yellow sulphur and wash it down with a coke.

You won’t get redbugs.

That's also the best cure for jock itch and chafing.