Sweetscent • Mosquito Attractant • Mosquito Lure • Magnet • Compatible with All Traps - Last up to 2 Months

Works great in a Skeeter Vac, it attracts the tiger mosquitoes that the Skeeter Vac bait doesn’t attract.

Even if I felt extremely desperate, I still would not buy this. Yes, this is easy to use but I rated one star for that category because just the horrendous smell alone makes it not at all easy to use! I tried this product for indoor use. TERRIBLE IDEA. If it's for outdoor use I could imagine that maybe working, but indoor use is a BIG NO. I had multiple gag reflexes even taking this stuff right out of the bag. And even after I moved the product downstairs, the awful stench still lingers upstairs! I had to put multiple air fresheners around and turn on a diffuser misting peppermint oil in an attempt to negate the stench. It's helping, but not enough, because this AWFUL STENCH of this product is HORRIBLY STRONG, I can smell the stench traveling from the first to the second floor, this stench is potent! (I am capitalizing words on purpose because that's how bad it is.) I have a headache from the smell and I can't stand to go near the scent or I feel like I might barf, with these multiple gag reflexes I'm having. I would however, rate this product a million stars, for teaching me what scent a mosquito enjoys. Now everything makes sense. Mosquitoes truly are demons from the abyss. Of course they would enjoy such putrid unholy scents. Opening this product was like walking into a "Bath And Body Works" store in some parallel universe where all the lotions, perfumes, and soaps are titled with scents like: "Rotting Expired Fungus Butt", "Million Year Old Toenail Fermented In Molded Booger Pickle Juice Of Sacrificial Horsefly Rot", and "Smoked Blood Vomit With Decaying Arm Pit Sweat Seasoned In Skunk Sack Crème fraîche". So yes, I applaud the company for this educational product on what those disgusting critters love inhaling. Very fitting stench, for those unholy bloodsuckers. But for my own sanity. No. Never again. Never going to purchase this product ever, ever, ever again. I highly suggest for you to protect your sanity as well. I thought I was being smart by purchasing mosquito attractant, but no, I learned my difficult lesson to stick with buying mosquito repellants that I can actually live with indoors and enjoy (Citronella, Peppermint, Lavender, such wonderful scents.) So this is a GIANT WARNING to anyone looking to purchase this product. If you're going to use it outdoors, maybe, just maybe, you might just pull it off. But BEWARE. DO NOT open this product indoors. (NOT EVEN THE OUTER BAG!!! DO NOT OPEN IT.) The stench will hit you like a dozen runaway trains.

After sticking this into my Mosquito Magnet, I was skeptical, this is for sure VERY expensive for just being a sachet of chemicals to attract blood-suckers, but I figured I'd already shelled out the huge amount of $$ to kill these miserable beasts... in for a penny in for a pound, I guess... After 3 days I had a huge dead ball of those Asian Tiger mosquitoes that bite all day long... I still have mosquitos biting me around my front yard, but we'll see what happens after the next couple of weeks. THe numbers of dead bughs in the trap has exploded so this attractant is definitely working I would suggesting trying the Mosquito magnet versions first, if you can find them since this sachet doesn't exactly fit the trap very well, but I do feel that it is working well.

I got the stuff to put into a Dynatrap to hopefully make it attract mosquitoes. That's because the strap does not attract mosquitoes in any fashion. The lure comes in a tightly closed package and it would be a very good idea if you make sure you didn't open this thing anywhere near your home. The smell is completely disgusting and gets on everything I went out to sit on the patio with coffee this morning and was immediately besieged by at least 30 or 40 mosquitoes and the crowd was growing. I am fortunate in that mosquitoes congregate around me, but they do not bite me. However, this many mosquitoes are truly annoying so I decided to bring one of the traps within 10 feet of me. That's when I opened the BG Sweetscent package to add it to the trap and try it out. OMG please make it stop, please make it go away. This stuff is advertised as "mimics naturally occurring human skin cents to which mosquitoes are attracted." That might be true if mosquitoes are attracted to human corpses or people who do not regularly bathe – you know, like for weeks at a time. I decided to man up and really give this a test so I moved the mosquito trap with the lore within 3 feet of me and I put that stinking package on the chair next to me. I still have clouds of mosquitoes trying to avidly vie for my attention. But none of them are interested in either the packaging of that BG Sweetscent or the trap. I even held the trap in my lap and one mosquito made the mistake of getting too close and got sucked in by the fan. Other than that the crowds of mosquitoes flew around me but had nothing to do with the trap or the lure. Out of complete sympathy for the hard-working Amazon delivery people, and the UPS office, I am not going to return this packaging because it would stink up their entire facility. But you can rest assured I would not buy any product manufactured by this company because I clearly have considerable doubts about their product testing capabilities.

Opened product and expected a notable smell since it should last at least 30 days. However, the bait had almost no detectable smell from 1 foot away. Other reviewers, some that go on for paragraphs, mention a pungent scent, which I wanted for Tiger mosquito problem. Mosquito Magnet no longer produces Lurex3 and its replacement doesn't work for us. Production date on the SweetScent was 19 months ago. Like coffee, spices and cleaning wipes, age matters even if sealed well. Need fresh bait if paying $25.