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Product: Biogents BG-Sweetscent • Mosquito Magnet Compatible with All Mosquito Traps • Mosquito Attractant to Lure Asian Tiger and Dengue Mosquitoes
Brand: Biogents
Relevance: Complement
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PACKAGE CONTENTS: This contains ONE pack of BG-Sweetscent attractant, for use in the BG-Mosquitaire, BG-Home, and other commercial traps. One pack is required per trap. For best performance use with Biogents traps.
BREAKTHROUGH SCIENCE: BG-Sweetscent lure scientifically recreates the chemical signals that attract hungry mosquitoes to human skin. Developed by Biogents Germany, it uses non-toxic ingredients to specifically attract Asian tiger and yellow fever mosquitoes
VERSATILE: BG-Sweetscent can be used with most traps to improve their performance capturing certain mosquito species. Studies have shown that using this product can increase traps’ effectiveness in luring Asian tiger and yellow fever mosquitoes by many times. It is not recommended for use with the BG-GAT trap, which works by a different mechanism.
DURATION: This bait pack is effective in one trap for two months. For protection that lasts a whole season, choose the 3-pack. For year-round effectiveness, the 6-pack is the best choice.
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.