Offers a professional, environmentally responsible solution for managing mosquito populations around residential and commercial landscapes. Using a network of discreet stations, this system attracts and contaminates female mosquitoes with a unique combination of bioactive ingredients.
As she leaves, she spreads the larvicide to surrounding breeding sites, preventing larvae from developing. Within a few days, the fungus stops the adult’s ability to transmit viruses and causes her to die—breaking the mosquito life cycle both inside and beyond the station.
The In2Care® station uses two biological actives that target both mosquito larvae and adults. Female mosquitoes spread control agents to hidden breeding sites, stopping future generations before they hatch.
The system is approved under the EPA’s low-impact public health pesticide program and is completely safe for families, pets, pollinators, and aquatic life when used as directed.
Stations remain active between monthly service visits, providing consistent control from March through September, with retrieval in October for off-season storage.
The In2Care® system is virtually invisible in the landscape and silent in operation. It’s trusted by municipalities, resorts, and universities worldwide for its proven ability to reduce mosquito populations by 70–90%
Female mosquitoes are drawn to the station to lay eggs. Inside, they contact and carry microscopic bioactives that kill larvae and shorten adult lifespan, preventing virus transmission. They also spread the larvicide to nearby breeding sites.
Yes. The active ingredients are mosquito-specific and used in extremely low doses. The system poses no risk to people, pets, pollinators, or aquatic organisms.
Stations are installed and serviced monthly from March through September to maintain continuous protection. They’re removed in October for cleaning and storage.
No system can completely eliminate mosquitoes, but In2Care® dramatically reduces their numbers by targeting breeding sites and adult survival. With consistent servicing, populations drop significantly over the season.
During the first month, mosquitoes already active in the environment may still be noticeable. The In2Care® system requires several weeks to establish full coverage as female mosquitoes visit and distribute the control agents to surrounding breeding sites. As the cycle progresses, populations decline steadily, with noticeable reductions typically visible within 3–4 weeks of installation.
Traditional fogging and misting target only adult mosquitoes present at the time of treatment and provide short-term knockdown—often lasting just a few days. In2Care® works continuously by targeting both larvae and adults, using bioactives that mosquitoes themselves spread to hidden breeding sites. This approach builds sustained, population-level reduction over time, without repeated chemical applications or disruption to pollinators and beneficial insects.