Mosquito bites are a real nuisance. They typically cause redness and itchy bumps for hours or days. But mosquitoes can also cause allergic reactions like blisters and anaphylaxis. In some regions of the world they are also a notorious spreader of various diseases and viruses including chikungunya, dengue, malaria, or Zika virus.
Regular methods of combating mosquito problems usually include fogging with insecticides, using coil repellents, or mosquito sprays. While these may be effective to some degree, the drawbacks of some of the measures, such as the release of toxic fumes and the possible generation of resistance to the insecticides might not be worth it. Additionally, insecticides can also be harmful to other insects like bees and butterflies. Avoid the toxic fumes of insecticides and coil repellents by investing in a highly effective mosquito trap.

Biogents mosquito trap systems are designed to fight Asian tiger mosquitoes and yellow fever mosquitoes which can transmit deadly diseases like chikungunya fever, dengue fever and Zika virus. With the addition of CO2, the suction traps are also very effective against other mosquito species such as flood water and house mosquitoes. We offer outdoor trap systems and an indoor mosquito trap, depending on your needs.

Our mosquito traps feature various benefits:

Researchers, local and international authorities and organizations as well as end consumers can all attest to the efficiency of Biogents mosquito traps in combination with the mosquito attractant BG-Sweetscent to reduce the mosquito population at a certain location. People around the world use these traps in various environments.

1. Locate mosquito resting places (e.g. bushes or locations with higher humidity because of wells, drains, etc.) and put the trap there.
2. Insert the attractant pouch and plug in the suction trap.
3. Let it run 24/7 using minimal power consumption. The mosquitoes will be caught before they reach you.

Biogents mosquito traps and attractants don’t use insecticides. These systems don’t harm your health, your pets or your children. They also don’t attract and trap beneficial insects like butterflies or bees.
Shop these scientifically proven mosquito traps today. Biogents offers insecticide-free mosquito traps for sale. Get your Biogents outdoor mosquito trap and enjoy your garden to the fullest again! Our tiger mosquito traps are very specific in their use - even for indoor use. Buy your outdoor and indoor mosquito traps now!

Mosquitoes have been a nuisance to humans since forever. So, plenty of mosquito repellent and population control systems have been developed over time, from mosquito nets and repellent plants to electric bug swatters, bug zappers, repellent sprays, and insecticide spraying.
Biogents aimed to develop a local mosquito population control solution that’s efficient and sustainable. The principle of Biogents mosquito control traps is based on more than 16 years of scientific research. Designed to bait and trap mosquitoes, the traps catch the mosquitoes before they reach you and can decrease the local mosquito population in a sustainable way on a long term – assuming that the traps are well positioned.

Mosquito traps by Biogents are highly efficient, because they use a patented capture method that attracts the mosquitoes by simulating a human being: through black and white contrasts (which act as visual cues) and an air plume mimicking convection currents as well as artificial human skin scents created by a human body. Biogents artificial skin odor BG-Sweetscent acts as a mosquito attractant mimicking these human skin scents. Carbon dioxide increases the capture rate even further. To the mosquitoes the trap looks just like a human being. Then the attracted mosquitoes are sucked into the trap, caught in a catch bag, and dehydrate.
Now, the high capture rates of mosquito traps by Biogents make it possible to combat mosquitoes outdoors in a manner that is selective and sustainable.
If the traps are placed correctly and used continuously, a significant reduction in mosquito bites can be achieved. In addition, capturing the mosquitoes disrupts their breeding cycle: Less and less female mosquitoes supply less and less offspring which leads to a decreasing local mosquito population.