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In2Care
Easy to use
Basic and creative design.
Works without much care
and hassle. Durable and
sturdy hardware.
Novel
Using the mosquito itself
to kill other mosquitoes
in its neighbourhood.
Pesticide-free!
Effective
Lab and field data show
that it can be used to
control dengue
mosquitoes.
Exploiting mosquito
behaviour
The Aedes aegypti mosquito
originates from Africa but has
spread worldwide and transmits
dengue and chikungunya virus
to humans. It is attracted to
container-like breeding sites
and specific odours that we
deploy in our trap. Aedes has a
unique egg-laying behaviour
called ‘skip ovi-position’. This
means that it distributes its
eggs over several breeding sites
to minimise the risk for its
offspring (‘not all eggs in one
basket’). The In2Care®
Mosquito
Trap exploits this behaviour by
contaminating the female
mosquito and using her to
distribute larvicide to her
breeding sites. With this “auto-
dissemination” technique the
trap can kill all mosquito larvae
is its surroundings before these
become biting adults.
A revolutionary tool to combat
dengue & chikungunya vectors
Dengue and chikungunya are mosquito-borne viral
diseases found in the tropics and spreading worldwide.
They are difficult to diagnose and treat, and mosquito
control is the only option to halt transmission.
The In2Care®
Mosquito Trap is a unique
mosquito control concept that integrates a
novel trap with a customer-focused service
component. The trap attracts mosquitoes
ready to lay eggs and uses novel and green
alternatives to insecticides. The trap
effectively kills all mosquito larvae inside the
trap and is the first to exploit the concept of
‘auto-dissemination’ (see inset). This method
is based on the unique egg–laying behaviour
of the Aedes mosquito, which can transmit
dengue and chikungunya virus.
It is also the first trap to use a biological control agent that kills mosquitoes
8-10 days after becoming infected inside the trap and also inhibits dengue
virus development. After being contaminated, the insects can carry a
larvicide to other sites, which results in an effective kill of mosquito larvae in
breeding sites surrounding the trap. The attractiveness of the trap is
enhanced through its size, colour, water and addition of specific odours. The
service component consists of easy and quick to use refills (biocontrol agents
and odours) that allow effective trap maintenance at 6-8 week intervals.
Traps can be placed both in- and outdoors at a recommended density of
1/400 m2
. Our concept lends itself perfectly for use by pest control
companies that offer mosquito control services to resorts, hotels,
restaurants, etc. We can provide you with this product and additional
services to make mosquito control easy and green. Contact us for a turnkey
solution for your dengue and chikungunya problems.
® MOSQUITO TRAP
Green, effective and low cost. Key ingredients for success
in dengue and chikungunya-endemic countries
This unique mix of novel biological agents on the
small floater surface in the protective In2Care®
Mosquito Trap environment allows for a cost-
effective deployment of high application doses,
which enhances effective contamination and
infection durability. Depending on local climate
conditions, powders need to be replaced and water
added at 6-8 week intervals.
Insecticide resistance has become a major problem
in countries infested by dengue mosquitoes.
Extensive use of organophosphates and pyrethroids
has led to widespread problems and has rendered
these chemicals virtually useless. This necessitates
the switch to biological control, which is more
sustainable, environmentally friendly, and poses no
health risk to consumers.
We believe that ingenuity and exploitation of the
mosquito’s natural behaviour holds the key to
successful interventions that can replace drastic
measures like area-wide insecticide application
through fogging that has proven limited efficacy and
major impact on non-target organisms.
How does it work?
The patented In2Care®
Mosquito Trap is made of durable
polyethylene, 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 or resting site for mosquitoes. Female
mosquitoes are attracted to the In2Care®
Mosquito Trap
by adding a tablet with attractive odours to the water
reservoir. When a female enters the trap she lands on
the floater covered with a gauze cylinder (patented)
that binds the mix of biological agents with specific
modes of action. All biological agents are in use for pest
control and are WHO-recommended and/or US-EPA
approved. Combined, these biological agents:
 Kill all the larvae inside the trap
 Are carried by females to other breeding sites
 Are effective at extremely low concentrations
 Kill exposed mosquitoes after 8-10 days
 Stop dengue virus development in the mosquito
Trap workings are illustrated in our 3D animation:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LR2_LbCvsxI
2
0
20
40
60
80
100
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18
Survival(%)
Days after exposure
0
20
40
60
80
100
Control In2Trap Sites near trap
Adultemergence(%)
3
0
20
40
60
80
100
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18
Survival(%)
Results matter, evidence counts
FinallyabiologicalalternativeforcontrollingAedesmosquitoes
AuniquemixofpowdersinatrapthatdoesmorethanjustkillingmosquitoesUsing the concept as part of
your business
The In2Care®
Mosquito Trap provides an
ideal opportunity for pest control companies that
work on a contract basis with home owners, hotels,
resorts, etc. to expand their existing pest control
portfolio with mosquito control traps to target dengue and chikungunya vectors.
When you visit your clients as part of your regular inspections you can service the
traps and replenish these with powders, water and attractants (which only takes a
few minutes per trap). Models have shown that trap density should be at least 1trap
per 400 m2
. Based on the size of the premises you service you can estimate the
number of traps needed and the time it will take to service these. Given the fact
that we use biologicals rather than chemical insecticides, you can also use this
method as part of your company’s aim to conduct pest control in a greener and safer
manner. Today, very few pest control companies offer solutions for mosquito control
that venture beyond the use of fogging when mosquito densities become unbearable
or epidemic situations occur. The In2Care®
Mosquito Trap concept, in contrast, offers
a continuous solution that provides both business opportunities and an effective way
to combat dengue.
The In2Care®
Mosquito Trap was developed
with dengue mosquitoes collected from field
locations in the Caribbean. Numerous
experiments were conducted to ascertain
trap attractiveness, mosquitocidal impacts
of the biological agents, the transfer of
powder particles to other breeding sites,
and the potency of these to kill mosquito
offspring. Results show that half the
mosquitoes survive for 4 days after 3 minute
gauze exposure (graph A). Under realistic
conditions whereby a trap is placed in a
large cage and mosquitoes are free to enter
it when they like, the killing impact takes
longer (graph B). This does, however, allow
the contaminated mosquitoes to disseminate
powder to other breeding sites before they
die. The larvicide spread by the females
induces a massive reduction in adult
mosquitoes produced in breeding sites near
the trap (only 1 in 10 larvae survives to
adulthood) compared to controls (where ca.
80% of the larvae become adult; see graph
C). In the trap itself (middle), 100% of the
larvae die. More results can be found in our
scientific publication in the peer-reviewed
journal Parasites & Vectors: http://www.
parasitesandvectors.com/content/7/1/200
A
B
C
Biological
agents
Control
Control
Biological
agents
In2Care offers the following products and
services as part of the In2Care®
Mosquito Trap
concept:
Trap (reservoir, interface with central tube,
lid and floater)
Refills (gauze with actives and tablet with
attractants packaged in sachets) for 6-8 week
replacements
Local field evaluation support and consultancy
for first rollout
Trap servicing and monitoring support tools
(Optional) R&D services for product or service
adaptation to local settings
Traps are being distributed at several locations in
the Americas. Please contact us for more
information on where to purchase this product.
Our values –
Novel,
Green,
Affordable,
User-friendly
About In2Care
In2Care BV is a private limited company registered and based in the
Netherlands. Combined, we have more than 30 years of research
experience in the field of medical entomology. Our core expertise lies in the
translation of scientific knowledge into novel insect control products like
the In2Care®
Mosquito Trap. In2Care has in-house R&D capacity, maintains
a rearing of several mosquito species and field sites around the world where
we evaluate the efficacy of our innovations. We have test protocols
available for entomological field validations and can be consulted for
customized vector control approaches.
We go beyond product development to deliver novel, green, affordable and
user-friendly solutions to combat mosquitoes that transmit some of the
worst infectious diseases in the world.
Because we are into care.
A1 Exterminators
Jeff Weisberg
183 Shepard Street
Lynn, MA 01902
www.a1exterminators.com | info@a1exterminators.com | 781-592-2731
Contact us for more information
4

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In2Care Mosquito Trap factsheet with A1

  • 1. In2Care Easy to use Basic and creative design. Works without much care and hassle. Durable and sturdy hardware. Novel Using the mosquito itself to kill other mosquitoes in its neighbourhood. Pesticide-free! Effective Lab and field data show that it can be used to control dengue mosquitoes. Exploiting mosquito behaviour The Aedes aegypti mosquito originates from Africa but has spread worldwide and transmits dengue and chikungunya virus to humans. It is attracted to container-like breeding sites and specific odours that we deploy in our trap. Aedes has a unique egg-laying behaviour called ‘skip ovi-position’. This means that it distributes its eggs over several breeding sites to minimise the risk for its offspring (‘not all eggs in one basket’). The In2Care® Mosquito Trap exploits this behaviour by contaminating the female mosquito and using her to distribute larvicide to her breeding sites. With this “auto- dissemination” technique the trap can kill all mosquito larvae is its surroundings before these become biting adults. A revolutionary tool to combat dengue & chikungunya vectors Dengue and chikungunya are mosquito-borne viral diseases found in the tropics and spreading worldwide. They are difficult to diagnose and treat, and mosquito control is the only option to halt transmission. The In2Care® Mosquito Trap is a unique mosquito control concept that integrates a novel trap with a customer-focused service component. The trap attracts mosquitoes ready to lay eggs and uses novel and green alternatives to insecticides. The trap effectively kills all mosquito larvae inside the trap and is the first to exploit the concept of ‘auto-dissemination’ (see inset). This method is based on the unique egg–laying behaviour of the Aedes mosquito, which can transmit dengue and chikungunya virus. It is also the first trap to use a biological control agent that kills mosquitoes 8-10 days after becoming infected inside the trap and also inhibits dengue virus development. After being contaminated, the insects can carry a larvicide to other sites, which results in an effective kill of mosquito larvae in breeding sites surrounding the trap. The attractiveness of the trap is enhanced through its size, colour, water and addition of specific odours. The service component consists of easy and quick to use refills (biocontrol agents and odours) that allow effective trap maintenance at 6-8 week intervals. Traps can be placed both in- and outdoors at a recommended density of 1/400 m2 . Our concept lends itself perfectly for use by pest control companies that offer mosquito control services to resorts, hotels, restaurants, etc. We can provide you with this product and additional services to make mosquito control easy and green. Contact us for a turnkey solution for your dengue and chikungunya problems. ® MOSQUITO TRAP
  • 2. Green, effective and low cost. Key ingredients for success in dengue and chikungunya-endemic countries This unique mix of novel biological agents on the small floater surface in the protective In2Care® Mosquito Trap environment allows for a cost- effective deployment of high application doses, which enhances effective contamination and infection durability. Depending on local climate conditions, powders need to be replaced and water added at 6-8 week intervals. Insecticide resistance has become a major problem in countries infested by dengue mosquitoes. Extensive use of organophosphates and pyrethroids has led to widespread problems and has rendered these chemicals virtually useless. This necessitates the switch to biological control, which is more sustainable, environmentally friendly, and poses no health risk to consumers. We believe that ingenuity and exploitation of the mosquito’s natural behaviour holds the key to successful interventions that can replace drastic measures like area-wide insecticide application through fogging that has proven limited efficacy and major impact on non-target organisms. How does it work? The patented In2Care® Mosquito Trap is made of durable polyethylene, 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 or resting site for mosquitoes. Female mosquitoes are attracted to the In2Care® Mosquito Trap by adding a tablet with attractive odours to the water reservoir. When a female enters the trap she lands on the floater covered with a gauze cylinder (patented) that binds the mix of biological agents with specific modes of action. All biological agents are in use for pest control and are WHO-recommended and/or US-EPA approved. Combined, these biological agents:  Kill all the larvae inside the trap  Are carried by females to other breeding sites  Are effective at extremely low concentrations  Kill exposed mosquitoes after 8-10 days  Stop dengue virus development in the mosquito Trap workings are illustrated in our 3D animation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LR2_LbCvsxI 2
  • 3. 0 20 40 60 80 100 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 Survival(%) Days after exposure 0 20 40 60 80 100 Control In2Trap Sites near trap Adultemergence(%) 3 0 20 40 60 80 100 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 Survival(%) Results matter, evidence counts FinallyabiologicalalternativeforcontrollingAedesmosquitoes AuniquemixofpowdersinatrapthatdoesmorethanjustkillingmosquitoesUsing the concept as part of your business The In2Care® Mosquito Trap provides an ideal opportunity for pest control companies that work on a contract basis with home owners, hotels, resorts, etc. to expand their existing pest control portfolio with mosquito control traps to target dengue and chikungunya vectors. When you visit your clients as part of your regular inspections you can service the traps and replenish these with powders, water and attractants (which only takes a few minutes per trap). Models have shown that trap density should be at least 1trap per 400 m2 . Based on the size of the premises you service you can estimate the number of traps needed and the time it will take to service these. Given the fact that we use biologicals rather than chemical insecticides, you can also use this method as part of your company’s aim to conduct pest control in a greener and safer manner. Today, very few pest control companies offer solutions for mosquito control that venture beyond the use of fogging when mosquito densities become unbearable or epidemic situations occur. The In2Care® Mosquito Trap concept, in contrast, offers a continuous solution that provides both business opportunities and an effective way to combat dengue. The In2Care® Mosquito Trap was developed with dengue mosquitoes collected from field locations in the Caribbean. Numerous experiments were conducted to ascertain trap attractiveness, mosquitocidal impacts of the biological agents, the transfer of powder particles to other breeding sites, and the potency of these to kill mosquito offspring. Results show that half the mosquitoes survive for 4 days after 3 minute gauze exposure (graph A). Under realistic conditions whereby a trap is placed in a large cage and mosquitoes are free to enter it when they like, the killing impact takes longer (graph B). This does, however, allow the contaminated mosquitoes to disseminate powder to other breeding sites before they die. The larvicide spread by the females induces a massive reduction in adult mosquitoes produced in breeding sites near the trap (only 1 in 10 larvae survives to adulthood) compared to controls (where ca. 80% of the larvae become adult; see graph C). In the trap itself (middle), 100% of the larvae die. More results can be found in our scientific publication in the peer-reviewed journal Parasites & Vectors: http://www. parasitesandvectors.com/content/7/1/200 A B C Biological agents Control Control Biological agents
  • 4. In2Care offers the following products and services as part of the In2Care® Mosquito Trap concept: Trap (reservoir, interface with central tube, lid and floater) Refills (gauze with actives and tablet with attractants packaged in sachets) for 6-8 week replacements Local field evaluation support and consultancy for first rollout Trap servicing and monitoring support tools (Optional) R&D services for product or service adaptation to local settings Traps are being distributed at several locations in the Americas. Please contact us for more information on where to purchase this product. Our values – Novel, Green, Affordable, User-friendly About In2Care In2Care BV is a private limited company registered and based in the Netherlands. Combined, we have more than 30 years of research experience in the field of medical entomology. Our core expertise lies in the translation of scientific knowledge into novel insect control products like the In2Care® Mosquito Trap. In2Care has in-house R&D capacity, maintains a rearing of several mosquito species and field sites around the world where we evaluate the efficacy of our innovations. We have test protocols available for entomological field validations and can be consulted for customized vector control approaches. We go beyond product development to deliver novel, green, affordable and user-friendly solutions to combat mosquitoes that transmit some of the worst infectious diseases in the world. Because we are into care. A1 Exterminators Jeff Weisberg 183 Shepard Street Lynn, MA 01902 www.a1exterminators.com | info@a1exterminators.com | 781-592-2731 Contact us for more information 4