BIOGENTS BG-GAT Yard Protection (Pack of 2) • Non-Electrical Outdoor Mosquito Trap for Egg Laying Asian Tiger and Dengue Mosquitoes • for a pest-Free Patio
Brand: Biogents

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CONTENTS: This package contains TWO BG-GAT traps and ONE pack of 10 sticky cards, proven to capture Asian tiger and yellow fever mosquitoes as they seek to lay eggs.
TARGET PROFILE: Asian tiger and yellow fever mosquitoes are vectors of fatal diseases including yellow fever, Dengue fever, and more. This mosquito trap targets these two species after they’ve bitten, before they can lay 50-100 eggs. You will see a reduction in numbers over time.
BEST USE: BG-GAT requires no batteries or electric power to operate. The two traps included are suitable for one garden, but more traps to cover a larger area will show better results. Place it outdoors in a sheltered, humid, and shady position to control mosquito populations and reduce reproduction.The sticky cards which capture the mosquitoes inside the trap need to be replaced every two weeks and are available as refill.
MOSQUITO CONTROL: The mosquito seeks certain conditions to lay eggs. This trap replicates these, so it does not require power or specialised scents. It targets nest-seeking, egg-laying mosquitoes. For hungry bloodsucking mosquitoes please reference the BG-Mosquitare, sold separately. Use them together for best results.
ENDORSEMENTS: Biogents is a scientific company dedicated to keeping nuisance mosquito populations in check. Its products are proven to control mosquitoes without the use of insecticides, protecting the environment and beneficial wildlife such as bees. They're the first choice of the US, German, and French militaries, and are used by the WHO, CDC, and the World Mosquito Program.