In2Care® Mosquito Stations can be placed and be maintained every 4 weeks using refill sachets. The product lends itself perfectly for use in vector control programs, particularly in hotspot areas, and by professional pest management companies for mosquito control services at resorts, hotels, and residential sites.
Controlling mosquitoes and ticks in your yard is essential for protecting the health of your family and pets. These pests can transmit serious diseases such as West Nile virus, Lyme disease, and Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Our comprehensive solutions include eco-friendly products to target mosquito breeding sites and barrier applications to reduce tick populations. With regular maintenance and tailored treatment plans, we help ensure your outdoor spaces remain safe and enjoyable year-round.
Dengue Fever and Chikungunya are nasty viral diseases for which no drugs or vaccines are available. They are quickly spreading to several countries. In 2014 alone, 850,000 Dengue cases were reported in the Americas, and more than half a million cases were reported in Chikungunya. In several areas, there have been large epidemic outbreaks and vector control remains the only option to fight these diseases. High-end tourist destinations are not immune. Aedes mosquitoes are difficult to combat, as they lay eggs in just about any small water source, such as flower pots, discarded tires and empty containers. Another thing that makes it increasingly more difficult to control mosquitoes, is that they have become resistant to the chemicals that are used in vector control efforts. Other tools, like our Station, are thus urgently needed.
What is In2Care?
Unlike conventional traps, the In2Care Mosquito Station is a system that uses mosquitoes to control mosquito populations effectively.
The Station targets the larvae and adult stages of Aedes (i.e., Yellow Fever and Asian Tiger mosquitoes) and Culex (i.e., Common House mosquitoes) on two fronts. It kills the larvae inside and around the Station and those beyond the yard. In addition, it kills the adult mosquitoes that entered the Station.
