BIOGENTS BG-Mosquitaire CO2 Outdoor Mosquito Trap • BG-Sweetscent Attractant Also Included • Effective Against All Mosquito Species
Brand: Biogents

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CONTENTS: This package contains ONE BG-Mosquitaire, ONE BG-Sweetscent attractant, and ONE CO2 emitter. This combination captures all types of mosquitoes before they bite you. Biogents is a scientific company dedicated to answering “How does a mosquito find its host? And how can you prevent it?”.
MOSQUITO CONTROL: This sophisticated, scientifically proven solution reduces bites and mosquito populations year-round. It doesn’t poison beneficial wildlife, or create pesticide resistance. Using visual cues, airflow, CO2, and patented scent hormones, all types of hungry mosquitoes are captured.
BEST USE: Targeting hungry mosquitoes, this trap is placed in shelter outdoor within 20m of a breeding sight. It’s designed to be used alongside our BG-GAT (sold separately) which targets egg-laying mosquitoes rather than biting mosquitoes. Together, they reduce mosquito insect populations.
CO2 FUNCTIONALITY: The carbon dioxide emitter supplied in this package makes your mosquito trap effective against all bloodsucking mosquitoes. CO2 tank is not included, but is cheap, safe, and widely available. Simply attach the valve to your CO2 tank, and set the regulator to release 500 grams daily.
ENDORSEMENTS: Biogents products are guaranteed to control mosquito populations and reduce bites without the use of insecticide, protecting beneficial wildlife such as bees. They're the first choice of the US, German, and French militaries, as well as the WHO, CDC, and the World Mosquito Program.