A one-volume source for information on the development and use of repellent products, Insect Repellent: Principles, Methods, and Uses covers the theory and science, the means for advancing the particular area, and the implications for effective protection of people from biting arthropods. The book comprehensively compares repellent active ingredients and thoroughly reviews global regulatory procedures. It includes an index of illustrated chemical structures that lists most chemicals involved in repellent development. The book provides an in-depth understanding of the variety of purposes served by repellent bioassays and lays the foundation for evaluating data and designing new tests.