The Bed Bug Trap with Pheromone attracts bed bugs to one spot, where they die. The pheromone lures bedbugs into the trap, making it easy to see if there are any bedbugs in your home or hotel room. Units are ready-to-use and disposable after catching bugs. Eliminate infestations without using pesticides. Contains enough lure for up to three months of regular use. Stop bed bugs in their tracks with this powerful bed bug trap pheromone. Pheromones are chemicals that insects use to communicate essential information to each other, such as food sources and mating sites. The phatmatix pheromone mimics a natural insect hormone that signals that a female is ready to mate. Bedbugs exposed to it will seek out the source of this chemical and all will be trapped in a collection cup. Do you have a bed bug problem? Our Bed Bug Trap has been providing effective results since its release. The trap uses pheromones to lure the bugs into the trap, which features a solid base to keep it in place on any flat surface. Use it in conjunction with other methods for best results.

Bed Bug Trap Pheromone

Introduction

If you’re looking for an effective way to capture bed bugs, our pheromones are the perfect solution! They trigger a response in bed bugs that causes them to stick to traps and adhesives. Because pheromones are natural compounds, they’re completely safe for use in your home or business. You can get the most out of your pheromones by using them with our specially designed traps, but they also work well with many other types of traps on the market.

1. Lure bed bugs to traps and adhesive surfaces

Pheromone traps are effective because they utilize the natural reproductive instincts of bed bugs. When you place these traps around your home, their pheromones will attract the bed bugs and lure them to the trap’s adhesive surface. The more bed bugs that come in contact with the trap, the more likely it will be that you can rid yourself of your unwanted pests.

For some people who have been living with bed bug infestations for years, this may seem like an impossible task – but don’t lose hope! While there isn’t any guaranteed way to get rid of every last one (and even if there were we wouldn’t want to recommend it), using pheromones can help mitigate an infestation so long as it’s done properly and consistently over time

2. Can be used with our custom made BBP Traps or any other trap in the market

This Bed Bug Trap Pheromone can be used with our custom made BBP Traps or any other trap in the market. You can also use it with our bed bug traps to attract more bed bugs to the trap.

This pheromone is a new and improved formula that was created by our team of scientists and technicians. Our scientists spent months researching and testing different formulas until they found exactly what they were looking for, which led them to create this amazing product!

3. Used by Professionals and Home Owners

The BBP Trap Pheromone is used by professional pest control companies or homeowners in order to attract the male bed bugs to their traps. This pheromone can be used with our custom made BBP Traps or any other trap on the market. The pheromones are natural compounds that trigger a response in the recipient, causing it to behave differently than normal. For example, when female bedbugs mate with males that have been exposed to these odors, they will lay eggs at a much faster rate compared to those who were not exposed at all.

4. Pheromones are natural compounds that trigger a response in the recipient

Pheromones are chemicals that trigger a response in another animal of the same species. They are a form of chemical communication and can have many purposes: attracting mates, repelling enemies, marking territory, or even warning others of danger. Pheromone traps work by luring bed bugs with pheromones that they naturally release when feeding on humans so they will be attracted to the trap over other feeding sites. When they enter the trap, they are killed by heat or suffocation (depending on which type you use).

In addition to being effective tools against bed bugs themselves, pheromone traps can also be used as an early warning system for infestations—they’re great for detecting when an issue first arises!

5. When bed bugs die, they release a smell that attracts other bed bugs to their location

If you have bed bugs, your home will likely be littered with their feces and shed skins. But when a bed bug dies, they release a smell (called the “stink of death”) that attracts other bed bugs to their location. This odor is not only unpleasant but it also serves as a signal for other members of their species, who will then come to feed on the carcass and carry it away to dispose of elsewhere.

The scent of death can vary depending on what stage in life the insect was at when it died—if it was an adult or nymph (juvenile), if its abdomen had recently been filled with blood before expiring, and whether or not there are any other dead insects nearby—but generally speaking it smells like rotten fruit mixed with ammonia

Catch more bed bugs using our specially designed pheromones

To attract bed bugs to your trap, we use our specially formulated pheromones. These are natural chemicals that are released by one insect and causes a behavioral change in another insect of the same species. Pheromones can be used to attract or repel insects, lure them to traps or surfaces, or even cause an insect to mate. We use pheromones because they are known to be very effective at attracting bed bugs when used properly.

Conclusion

At BBP, we hope to accomplish two things with our pheromones. We want to help people stop worrying about bed bugs and get back to their normal lives, and we also want to help them use environmentally friendly methods of bed bug control. Our pheromone is non toxic and will not harm the environment or your home. It’s also easy to use: just place the traps in areas where you see signs of infestation, such as under beds or furniture legs. And if after a few weeks of using our pheromones you still notice an increase in bed bugs, contact us for free pest control advice!