Development of artificial flower mosquito repellent products of herbal scent for people in the responsibility area of Bowin Health Promoting Hospital, Si Racha District, Chon Buri Province
Keywords:
artificial flower products, mosquito repellent, Bowin health promoting hospitalAbstract
This research and development aimed to analyze the state and the cause of problem in used mosquito repellent products. Development of artificial flower mosquito repellent products of herbal scents. Study of satisfaction by using of mosquito repellent products of herbal scents. The sample of this research were 100 volunteers aged 20 years and over. The research tools were focus group discussion, and evaluation of products mosquito repellent of herbal scents. Method research used 4 steps, Study of problem state, Design Trial and Evaluation. Analyzes satisfaction data by content analysis, mean ( ) and standard deviation (SD). The results of the research showed population wanted products mosquito repellent from Citronella essential oil, Easy to used, Reduce exposure, Good ability of mosquito repellent and can decorate. The researcher then developed an artificial flower with mosquito repellent, herbal scent, which the petals are made from lotus fiber fabric. The stem is rattan wood. The bottle is colored glass. Inside the bottle contains 10 ml. of citronella oil, 10 ml. of ethyl alcohol, 70% concentration of 20 ml., including instruction manual. The results of the research showed volunteers were satisfied with the use artificial flowers herbal scent mosquito repellent products in the high level ( =4.13, SD=0.18). Thus, it could be concluded that the artificial flower mosquito repellent products of herbal scents can be a guideline in the development of mosquito repellent products.
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