Bed bugs have crawled their way into every major city and are taking big bites out of the bottom line. Bed bugs can appear anywhere – not just in hotels, dorms and nursing homes, but also in offices, retail establishments, and public transportation – anywhere soft furnishings and people are available!
Detect Bed Bugs with Bed Bug ALERT:
- Active & Effective. Proprietary attractant gel actively lures and traps bed bugs (if they are present)
- Discreet. Small, transparent monitor slips discreetly under the mattress; anywhere bed bugs are suspected
- Safe. Patented housing is tamper-proof
- Easy-to-use. Clear viewing window makes Bed Bug ALERT inspection simple – no need to open the device
- Reusable. Can be checked daily, reinserted and reused
- Durable. Sturdy plastic construction prevents the monitor from being crushed while in use
- Early detection. Attracts both adult bed bugs and 2nd instar nymphs
Check for bed bugs anywhere with Bed Bug ALERT:
- Hospitality industry – monitor all rooms discreetly
- Business owners – detect bed bugs before your customers do
- Travelers – test hotel and motel beds and keep a monitor in your luggage
- Families – keep an eye on hospital beds or long-term care facilities for loved ones
- Homeowners – check for bed bugs daily
The REAL COST of bed bugs:
- Visual or dog inspection can cost hundreds depending on the size of the facility
- Treatments/fumigation can cost thousands
- Replacing property such as furniture, linens, mattresses, carpets, curtains, etc.
- Medical expenses of those suffering from bed bug bites
- Legal fees from lawsuits filed by guests or employees
- Loss of reputation regarding the quality and sanitation of the establishment
- Being added to the online bed bug registry for all the world to see
More information about bed bugs:
Bed bugs are found in homes, apartments, dorm rooms, hotel rooms, airplanes, public transit seats, cars and moving vans – pretty much anywhere they can find a human host. Bed bugs attach themselves to clothing and other belongings and are (unknowingly) transported to new locations.
Bed bugs are known to carry at least 27 agents of human disease, including the drug-resistant bacteria (or “superbugs”) MRSA and VRE, and even Hepatitis and HIV (according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Journal). Scientists are still working to determine the threat of transmission.
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