Mosquito Control

The Station explained

The In2Care® Mosquito Station is made of durable recycled polypropylene (PP) components, and consists of a lid, central tube, click-on interface and reservoir. A floater moves along the central tube with the water level and serves as the landing/resting site for mosquitoes. Female mosquitoes are attracted to the Station by adding a tablet with attractive odors to the water. When a female enters the Station she lands on the floater covered with a gauze strip that binds a mix of biological agents with specific modes of action. All biological agents are in use for pest control and are US-EPA approved

Actives against mosquitoes

The patented In2Care® Mosquito Station provides an attractive breeding site for egg-laying Aedes mosquitoes. When a mosquito enters the station she lands near the water on the floater gauze that binds two actives. The first is a growth regulator that kills the mosquito larvae in the Station and in surrounding breeding sites. The second active is a biological fungus that weakens the mosquito, prevents virus development, and kills the mosquito before she can transmit diseases. 

Proven Efficacy

· Station efficacy has been scientifically validated in the lab and published in a peer-reviewed academic journal 

· Field validations were carried out by the IVCD of the Trinidad Ministry of Health

· A large-scale trial was conducted by the MRCU on the Cayman Islands

· Field efficacy validations for EPA-registration were conducted by the Manatee County Mosquito Abatement District in Florida and have been published in a scientific journal 

Unique larvicide auto-dissemination

Aedes aegypti can transmit Dengue, Yellow Fever, Chikungunya and Zika virus to humans. They are attracted to small manmade breeding sites and have a unique egg-laying behaviour; spreading their eggs over several breeding sites to minimise risks for their offspring