Replacement Bait for Nattaro Scout - Bed Bug Detector

The Replacement Bait for Nattaro Scout® - Bed Bug Detector is an essential solution to keep your Nattaro Scout® trap in optimal working condition. This replacement is indispensable for continuing effective monitoring and early detection of bed bugs in your home or facility.

Product Description

The replacement bait for Nattaro Scout® is manufactured using the same patented blend of pheromones that has proven to be exceptionally effective in attracting bed bugs at all stages of their life cycle. Each package includes a bait designed to be easily replaceable and to ensure the continuous efficiency of your Nattaro Scout® trap. These baits are fundamental in luring bed bugs into the trap and ensuring they remain captured once inside.

Duration and Use

The bait has an effective duration of up to 4 weeks, after which it must be replaced to maintain the maximum effectiveness of the device. This regularity is crucial in environments prone to infestations, such as hotels, ensuring constant and reliable control.

Benefits

• Proven effectiveness: Uses the same pheromone technology that has been rigorously evaluated and has outperformed other traps in comparative tests.
• Safety: A safe and non-toxic product, ideal for use in inhabited spaces such as bedrooms and living rooms.
• Sustainability: Supports the continued use of Nattaro Scout® traps, which are constructed from biodegradable and eco-friendly materials.
• Ease of use: Designed for simple and quick installation, allowing for hassle-free bait change.

Installation Recommendations

To replace the bait, simply remove the used bait and place the new one in the corresponding holder inside the trap. Be sure to avoid direct contact with the bait to prevent potential allergic reactions.

This replacement is an integral part of the bed bug management system provided by Nattaro Scout®, ensuring that your spaces remain free from these pests efficiently and sustainably. Ideal for post-treatment follow-up or continuous monitoring in high-risk areas.