Ikeda Mododo's mosquito bite medicines have long been well-known in Japan, and have the largest market share in Hong Kong, Macau, Malaysia, Singapore and other countries and regions. When it comes to topical preparations, Ikeda Mododo has the world's highest level of production technology. In 1973, Nibi developed Japan's first anti-itch product for infants and young children. Its main ingredient is diphenhydramine hydrochloride (antipruritic), and the antipruritic effect has a good reputation. It can not only prevent mosquito bites, but also relieve itching and swelling. The mouth of the bottle is a blue curved sponge, and you only need to press twice on the affected area to use it. The product is less irritating and suitable for people over six months of age. The anti-itching effect is very good, and the price is low, and the sales volume in China is very large, which is very worth buying.