Savvy Touch

Rocket Fuel is a dietary supplement in a dropper bottle. The base is active New Zealand manuka honey with peppermint, eucalyptus and lemon oils blended through it, and the label describes it as 100% natural sinus and respiratory support.

The usual dose is five drops under the tongue. It comes in 50ml, 100ml and 250ml, plus a Rocket Fuel for Kids and a Rocket Fuel for Athletes.

Nothing but the name. Savvy Touch say outright that the two sprays are the same formula - neem, citronella, eucalyptus, tea tree and lemon oils in a water base, with no DEET.

Bugs R Off is the traditional name. FAARK Off is the blunt one. Pick whichever you would rather have sitting on the bench.

No. Both Bugs R Off and FAARK Off are DEET free and use botanical oils instead.

They are a light spray that dries quickly, so reapply as directed on the label and more often if you are swimming or sweating.

Rocket Fuel for Kids is dosed for smaller bodies and is for ages 2 and over. It runs the other actives at half strength and doubles the certified organic manuka honey, which also makes it sweeter.

The original Rocket Fuel is for ages 7 and over. Neither is suitable for infants under 12 months, because both contain honey.

The formula is the same as the original Rocket Fuel. The difference is that every batch is independently tested and certified banned substance free by Informed Sport.

That is the certification a drug-tested athlete needs to see before putting anything in their body. It comes in a 100ml dropper bottle with a carton.

No. It is a zinc oxide sunscreen, but the mango butter base lets it rub in clear rather than sitting white on the skin, and it moisturises at the same time.

It is SPF30, broad spectrum and water resistant, with over 94% of the formula naturally derived. Apply generously 20 minutes before you go out and reapply at least every two hours, and after swimming or towelling off.

Reducing friction. Cyclists use it as a chamois balm, runners and walkers use it as a barrier where clothing rubs, and massage therapists use it because it keeps gliding instead of dragging.

It is whipped beeswax with coconut oil, arnica, aniseed, vitamin E and soybean oil, and it is safe with wetsuits and technical fabrics. It is concentrated, so a thin layer is enough.

It is built for dry and sensitive skin - almond, grapeseed, jojoba and apricot kernel oils with shea butter, plant-based glycerin and active manuka honey, rather than water and fillers.

Two things to know first: it contains almond oil, so it is not suitable if you have a nut allergy, and it contains St John’s wort and citrus oils, which can make skin more sensitive to sunlight. Patch test before you use it, and wear sunscreen on exposed skin.

Most of the range comes in more than one size and the formula is identical across them. The small sizes are built to travel - a 50ml Rocket Fuel for a handbag, a 100ml insect spray for a day pack, a 100ml sunscreen for a sports kit.

The 250ml and 500ml sizes are the household and family ones, and the 500ml FAARK Off comes as a trigger spray rather than a pump.

Yes. The whole range is made in New Zealand, and several of the formulas lean on New Zealand ingredients - active manuka honey in Rocket Fuel, the Mango Butter Sun Shade and Skin Smoothie, kawakawa in the Cooling Gel, and totara and manuka oils in the Hand & Heel Balm.