BIOGENTS BG-Mosquitaire Outdoor Mosquito Trap • BG-Sweetscent Attractant Also Included • Effective Against Host-Seeking Asian Tiger and Dengue Mosquitoes • Insecticide-Free
Brand: Biogents
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CONTENTS: This package contains ONE BG-Mosquitare mosquito trap (includes 2 catch bags, 1 power supply US unit (1 m cable), 1 extension cord (10 m)) with ONE BG-Sweetscent attractant (lasts up to two months, refills available). They capture Asian tiger and yellow fever mosquitoes before they bite you.
TARGET PROFILE: Asian tiger and yellow fever mosquitoes are vectors of killer diseases including yellow fever, dengue fever, and more. The BG-Mosquitaire (without CO2 upgrade) has been designed to be most effective against these species of mosquitoes.
BEST USE: This trap is to be placed outdoors in a humid and shady position, with electric power for its fan. It reduces mosquito bug populations and bites. Optimal when used alongside our BG-GAT (sold separately) which targets egg-laying mosquitoes rather than biting mosquitoes.
FUTUREPROOF: This product is up to 10x more efficient when upgraded with a CO2 emitter set. Carbon dioxide is a potent draw for all types of mosquito insect, making this trap effective on more than just Asian tiger and Yellow mosquitoes. The emitter set (BG-Booster) is available from Biogents but not included with this listing.
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.