Advanced mosquito station technology that attracts, contaminates, and eliminates mosquitoes — protecting your family from Dengue, West Nile, Zika, and more.
User-friendly design, no power source needed. Easy to assemble, deploy, and maintain with minimal effort.
A multi-impact mosquito control tool that uses mosquitoes themselves to spread larvicides to hidden breeding sites.
Scientific field data shows effective elimination of Aedes larvae & adult mosquitoes with over 80% reduction.
Dengue, Chikungunya, Yellow Fever, West Nile, and Zika virus are rapidly spreading mosquito-borne viral diseases. They are difficult to diagnose and treat, and mosquito control is the only option to stop transmission.
Aedes mosquitoes can transmit Dengue, Chikungunya, and Zika virus to humans. They are attracted to small man-made breeding sites and have a unique egg-laying behavior — spreading eggs over several breeding sites to minimize risks for their offspring.
Culex mosquitoes can transmit West Nile virus to humans. They lay their eggs in stagnant water, making even small puddles potential breeding grounds.
Our advanced mosquito stations use water with an odour lure to attract egg-laying mosquitoes, then turn them into carriers of larvicide — making mosquitoes their own worst enemy.
Larvae inhibited from emerging as adults
Maintenance cycle for ongoing protection
Uses EPA-approved biological control agents with short half-lives, posing very low risks to non-target organisms like fish, mammals, and beneficial insects.
Insecticide resistance has become a major problem. Area-wide insecticide fogging shows limited efficacy and causes major impacts on non-target organisms. Our approach uses a sustainable, environmentally friendly method with biological control agents.
Our stations deploy a small dose of bioactive mixture in an enclosed point-source environment specifically attractive to mosquitoes. Only tiny amounts of larvicide get spread to breeding sites — enough to kill mosquito larvae but not enough to pose risk to non-target organisms like fish or mammals.
The station larvicide is EPA-approved and WHO-recommended for mosquito control. Both bioactives have short half-lives and pose very low environmental risks.
We recommend placement in shaded, vegetated areas near your home where mosquitoes are likely to breed. Our stations work for a variety of properties.
