It has been a rough few weeks around Australia so you deserve to hear about some good things that YOU have helped achieve. Good Riddance just made our Q2 donation to the Australian Wildlife Conservancy, all thanks to the support of our loyal customers! Together, we have now donated over $4,000 to the AWC since […]
Jeannie Lynch, founder and creator of Good Riddance Insect Repellent has been nominated for the 2021 AusMumpreneur Awards. The AusMumpreneur Awards presented by The AusMumpreneur Network celebrate and recognise Australian mums in business achieving outstanding success in areas such as business excellence, product development, customer service and digital innovation. The awards are designed to recognise […]
Frequently Asked Questions Got questions? We probably have the answer for you below! Alternatively, you can contact us below. Contact us Order Information How do I get information about my order? You can look up your order here. Here you’ll be able to see tracking information and view/print your tax invoice. General information about Good […]
Did you know there are more than 300 unique species of mosquitoes in Australia (and over 3,500 worldwide)? Thankfully for us, not all mosquitoes bite humans so only around 30 species are considered pests and are likely to transmit diseases here in Australia. Which mosquitoes carry diseases in Australia? The distribution of mosquito species varies […]
When Natural Wonders first started, we were just a small market stall based out of the Mindil markets up in Darwin. Every season we'd see thousands of tourists pass through and one consistently common topic of conversation was about how bad the sandflies were. It became clear very quickly that there was a strong need […]
We often get asked why Good Riddance is a cream and not a spray… well we’re going to give you some insight into some of the science and formulation considerations we went through to arrive at the Good Riddance you know and love today! Why is Good Riddance a cream and not a spray? It might […]
There is a lot to consider when it comes to protecting ourselves and our children from the sun and those pesky bites. It's important to understand how to correctly apply sunscreen and insect repellent together for maximum protection on both fronts. When using the two products, there are some dos and don'ts to keep in […]
There’s a new kid on the insect repellent block! Picaridin is popping up in plenty of insect repellent formulations here in Australia, but what is Picaridin and is it safe? What is Picaridin? Picaridin is a synthetic chemical compound that was developed by Bayer in the 1980s as an alternative to DEET in insect repellent […]
We get asked a lot about the best (and safest) way to use the Good Riddance Tropical Essential Oil. The Tropical essential oil is the same blend of essential oils we use in our Tropical Insect Repellent range. We actually started selling it because some of our customers loved the smell of our cream so […]
"Why do mosquitoes love me? Why does it have to be ME in particular?" If you're a true mozzie magnet, you'll have muttered that under your breath at least once. You've probably said it when you were out with friends and everyone else seems fine but somehow the entire population of mosquitoes in your area […]
It has been a rough few weeks around Australia so you deserve to hear about some good things that YOU have helped achieve. Good Riddance just made our Q2 donation to the Australian Wildlife Conservancy, all thanks to the support of our loyal customers! Together, we have now donated over $4,000 to the AWC since […]
Jeannie Lynch, founder and creator of Good Riddance Insect Repellent has been nominated for the 2021 AusMumpreneur Awards. The AusMumpreneur Awards presented by The AusMumpreneur Network celebrate and recognise Australian mums in business achieving outstanding success in areas such as business excellence, product development, customer service and digital innovation. The awards are designed to recognise […]
Did you know there are more than 300 unique species of mosquitoes in Australia (and over 3,500 worldwide)? Thankfully for us, not all mosquitoes bite humans so only around 30 species are considered pests and are likely to transmit diseases here in Australia. Which mosquitoes carry diseases in Australia? The distribution of mosquito species varies […]
When Natural Wonders first started, we were just a small market stall based out of the Mindil markets up in Darwin. Every season we'd see thousands of tourists pass through and one consistently common topic of conversation was about how bad the sandflies were. It became clear very quickly that there was a strong need […]
We often get asked why Good Riddance is a cream and not a spray… well we’re going to give you some insight into some of the science and formulation considerations we went through to arrive at the Good Riddance you know and love today! Why is Good Riddance a cream and not a spray? It might […]
There is a lot to consider when it comes to protecting ourselves and our children from the sun and those pesky bites. It's important to understand how to correctly apply sunscreen and insect repellent together for maximum protection on both fronts. When using the two products, there are some dos and don'ts to keep in […]
There’s a new kid on the insect repellent block! Picaridin is popping up in plenty of insect repellent formulations here in Australia, but what is Picaridin and is it safe? What is Picaridin? Picaridin is a synthetic chemical compound that was developed by Bayer in the 1980s as an alternative to DEET in insect repellent […]
We get asked a lot about the best (and safest) way to use the Good Riddance Tropical Essential Oil. The Tropical essential oil is the same blend of essential oils we use in our Tropical Insect Repellent range. We actually started selling it because some of our customers loved the smell of our cream so […]
"Why do mosquitoes love me? Why does it have to be ME in particular?" If you're a true mozzie magnet, you'll have muttered that under your breath at least once. You've probably said it when you were out with friends and everyone else seems fine but somehow the entire population of mosquitoes in your area […]