How Do They Work

Carbon Dioxide
is delivered to the
blue green trap unit
to attract the bugs &
contain them
for later elimination.
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and They really
DO Work!!
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BREAK THE CYCLE!

Break The Cycle

Mosquito Control System

Mosquitoes carry many diseases dangerous to humans, but there are ways to help reduce your chances of getting them. The best way to protect yourself is to use a mosquito control system at your home. These systems do more than just deter insects; they attract female insects and exterminate them. Reducing the number of insects helps with the prevention of encephalitis, one of the diseases carried by mosquitoes. You can also take these steps to limit your exposure to mosquito borne diseases:

  • Wear repellent
  • Wear long sleeves and long pants
  • Avoid activity outside when mosquitoes are active
  • Clean up breeding areas
  • Repair or install Screens

For those of us who want to take additional measures to guard against these insects, a mosquito control system provides another layer of protection.


West Nile Prevention

West Nile Prevention

Using insect traps can help with West Nile prevention. These traps lure insects and do not allow them to escape. You will not only enjoy a mosquito free yard, but you will also be reducing your exposure to viruses like West Nile. To learn more about West Nile prevention tips and general information, visit the CDC website. This is a great resource for learning about the various diseases that mosquitoes can carry and tips on prevention of encephalitis as well as other viruses.


Prevention of Encephalitis

The CDC recommends that mosquito repeller be worn when outside to reduce the chance of bites. At SouthFloridaMosquitoMagnet.com we carry a large variety of repellents in spray and liquid forms. We also offer repellents that are all natural and free of chemicals. We know how important it is to carry effective and safe products for our customers. We think you will be pleased with the selection of products that work to keep your family safe from mosquito bites.