According to In2Care, "The In2Care Mosquito Station targets two life stages of the mosquito, the adults and the larvae, at the moment they pupate. Adult mosquitoes are lured to the Station and deposit eggs in the water. Inside the Station, they sit on the floater gauze and become contaminated with a slow-killing biological fungus and a larvicide. The fungus infection takes a few days to kill the mosquito and can block Dengue virus replication. In the meantime, the infected mosquito will also spread larvicide to breeding sites around the Station. Aedes mosquitoes are skip-ovipositors (laying their eggs in multiple sites) and will carry the larvicide on their legs and kill larvae in each water body they visit."