Garlick Advantage

04/07/2024

Did you know that ticks become active when the temperature stays above 4° C overnight? That means it's officially tick season!!

With just one spray of our 100% natural garlic solution you'll be protected for the whole summer! Don't wait until you find an uninvited guest - tell them to get lost with the Garlick Advantage!

07/26/2023

Petrochemicals aren't the only way to protect your loved ones! Keep the dinosaurs in the ground and choose the Garlick Advantage instead!

There have been over 17,000 reported cases of Lyme Disease across Canada between 2009 and 2022.

07/25/2023

Howdy folks! We've been getting a lot of questions about whether the spray is safe for our four legged friends, so here is some useful information:

Garlic contains a chemical called 'thiosulfate'. Thiosulfate doesn't bother humans, but it can be harmful to dogs and other mammals in high concentrations. However, to be at risk of getting sick from our spray, your furry friend would need to consume approximately 5x their body weight of our solution... For example: a 5 kg dog would need to consume all 25 L of solution that we use for a typical 1/2 acre property. That would be one thirsty pup!

Garlick Advantage prides itself on offering a service that allows you to target the ticks and mosquitoes on your property without creating unintended consequences for the other creatures we share the environment with. :)

07/21/2023

Thanks SooToday.com for the awesome article!!

07/10/2023

Here at Garlick Advantage we only use the highest quality 99% garlic juice from Upper Canada Organic Products. Check out this video on 'Mosquito Barrier' to find out how you can keep your property free of ticks and mosquitoes the natural way!

A brief outline on 2 of our best products, Mosquito Barrier repels mosquitoes and ticks and Orange Guard Home Pest Control that kills ants, cockroaches, flea...

07/03/2023

Tell these buggers to get lost (without harming your pollinator friends) with our all-natural, environmentally-friendly spray!

New regulation requires health-care providers in Ontario to report cases of anaplasmosis, babesiosis and Powassan virus to their local medical officers of health

06/26/2023