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 Mosquitoes got you itching? Browse around here for some remedies. We have reviews of different mosquito traps and an educational resource about mosquitoes, and what you can do to avoid being bitten.

Mosquito MagnetŪ Defender

Average reatil cost is about $295.00

Traps pests within a 1/2-acre range

Forget ineffective bug zappers and messy repellent. Reclaim your summer evenings with the Defender, the compact but powerful member of the Mosquito Magnet family. Ideal for small- to medium-sized residential areas, it begins trapping immediately and interrupts the breeding cycle within 4-6 weeks.

How it works
The Defender utilizes Counterflow Technology to attract and kill biting insects. Powered by a propane tank (sold separately), the Defender noiselessly guards against insects 24 hours a day. Plugs into any outdoor outlet to power internal fan.

Features of the Defender model:

1/2-acre coverage
50' cord plugs into any outdoor outlet
Powered by a propane tank
High-powered internal fans
Includes one replacement net and one attractant
Comes with interactive CD-ROM for strategic placement
 

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Find out why the U.S. Coast Guard used our Magnets to rid their Bahamian station of 1.5 million mosquitoes in just six days.

Styles of Mosquito Magnets:
Mosquito Magnet Liberty Plus
Mosquito Magnet LureVac
Mosquito Magnet Pro Plus Cordless
Mosquito MagnetŪ Defender
Mosquito MagnetŪ Liberty

How do they work?
Where to Place Mosquito Magnet in Your Yard
Differences Between the Pro and Liberty Models

Mosquito magnet information

 

Did you know only the female mosquito sucks blood.

What makes mosquitoes different from all other flies is the presence of a long piercing mouthpart called a proboscis. Male mosquitoes differ from the female gender in that they have feathery antennae and smaller mouthparts.

The most important difference between male and female however lies in what the proboscis is used for. The adult male uses its mouthparts to feed on flower nectar and juices. The female mouthparts however are used for piercing, cutting and sucking. Only the female mosquito sucks blood, which she needs to produce eggs.