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Bed Bug Traps with Attractant – 5 Monitoring Traps

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5 individual monitoring traps
Natural attractant lure
Strong adhesive surface
Non-toxic and chemical-free
Designed for early detection and ongoing monitoring

Discreet bed bug monitoring traps with a natural attractant and strong adhesive surface, designed for early detection and ongoing monitoring around beds, skirting boards and upholstered furniture.

Helps with

Early detection and ongoing monitoring of bed bug activity (Cimex lectularius)

Detect and monitor bed bug activity with these discreet, ready-to-use adhesive traps. Each trap contains a natural attractant designed to draw bed bugs onto a strong adhesive surface, helping you identify activity around beds, skirting boards and upholstered furniture.

Non-toxic and chemical-free, these traps are designed for early detection and ongoing monitoring in bedrooms and other suitable indoor areas.

These traps are designed for monitoring bed bug activity. They are not intended as a standalone treatment for an established infestation.

Not sure whether you've found a bed bug? Read our Bed Bug Identification Guide for common signs, appearance and size.

What's in the Box

5 × individual bed bug monitoring traps with natural attractant

How to use

Remove the protective cover and prepare the trap according to the packaging instructions. Place it flat in a quiet, undisturbed area near likely bed bug pathways and check regularly for signs of activity.

Where to use

Bedrooms
Around bed frames
Near bed legs
Along skirting boards
Beside furniture
Near sofas and upholstered furniture

Replacement info

Replace when full or when the adhesive surface is no longer effective

Ingredients / materials

Non-toxic, chemical-free adhesive monitoring trap with natural attractant lure

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FAQ

How do bed bug monitoring traps work?

The traps use a natural attractant to draw bed bugs onto a strong adhesive surface. They are designed to help detect and monitor bed bug activity in areas where the insects may travel.

Where should I place bed bug traps?

Place the traps close to likely bed bug pathways, such as around bed frames, near bed legs, along skirting boards, beside furniture and near sofas or upholstered furniture.

How often should I check bed bug traps?

Check the traps regularly for signs of activity. Replace a trap when it becomes full or when the adhesive surface is no longer effective.

Can bed bug traps get rid of an infestation?

These traps are designed for detection and monitoring. They are not intended as a standalone treatment for an established bed bug infestation.

What should I do if I find a bed bug in the trap?

If a trap captures a suspected bed bug, inspect the surrounding area carefully for other signs of activity. Compare common signs, appearance and size in our Bed Bug Identification Guide.

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Bed Bug Traps with Attractant – 5 Monitoring Traps