BugMD No Buzz Zone - Flying Insect Trap Catcher Indoor Fly Safer Home Fruit Traps for Gnat Moth Mosquito Bug Light Plug in Killer Refillable Uv Zapper Flea Inside and Indoors

I have not seen any insects flying around however I decided to buy one because I heard with the unusually hot weather and rain mosquitos were out in force along with Dengue cases on the rise. Within the first 24 hours after I plugged it in, it caught over 24 bugs! I bought a send one the next day along with replacement pads. Thank you so much.Ken Voss

Good at catching small flying bugs. Only comlaint is the light is to bright with all the house lights off.. not a lover of nightlights. Used tape along the side to cut back on ambient light it throws in the dark.

I ordered 2 of these and refills. I went to refill both of them and they were hot and were turning brown from heat. If I did not check at this time I could have had a fire in my home. These were placed on 2 seperate floors. I will be contacting company also.

Discovering high CO2 levels in my apartment inadvertently led to a fruit fly invasion through the windows' insufficient mesh when I opened them. The BugMD No Buzz Zone worked well initially for the first week or so, capturing a handful of flies on the adhesive. However, as the fruit flies became more intelligent, they avoided the trap altogether. This product is effective for tackling a handful of fruit flies, but not ideal for swarms. If you're dealing with a few pests, it's a helpful solution. However, in the case of significant infestations, the flies may outsmart the trap's design. In other words, if you have swarms and swarms of fruit flies like I did, they will start to become intelligent and avoid the trap altogether with maybe zero to one fly out of the swarms getting stuck on the adhesive.

The level of light intensity is better than some other brands but the sticky surface needs to be larger, perhaps.

The device is simple, but works well, at first. I even started a recurring order, because I have a really bad gnat problem, and heard that a bad mosquito season was coming. (I have paused this and plan to cancel.) The issue is that the units have started to burn out. The light doesn't come on now and that pretty much makes it useless. I am disappointed. Just bought a bug zapper, which is not my preferred line of defense.

These work great, recently nats have been a problem where I live. It also does not help we have a dog door that are dogs feel that they have to stand in to look outside. These work great you just put the sticky trap in and plug up and it does the work.

It's more effective at capturing small flies, but also stunts their growth, resulting in a noticeable reduction in their presence over time. As a result, my kitchen saw a significant decrease in the number of flies.