A Mosquito Love Story

Mosquito on a Heart for Valentine's Day

We have spent lifetimes defining the elusive chemistry between people.  Artists have painted pictures, and poets have dedicated sonnets.

Scientists have now committed time, money and technology, trying to determine what attracts mosquitoes.  Over 400 different compounds were examined.  The scientists identified certain elements of our body chemistry, that, when found in excess on the skin’s surface, make mosquitoes swarm closer.

Mosquitoes’ Personal Checklist of Preferences

  • Carbon Dioxide is a far reaching scent, especially strong in pregnant women and heavy set people
  • Mosquitoes also target people who produce excess amounts of certain acids, such as uric acid
  • Lactic acid from your sweat glands
  • These substances can trigger mosquitoes’ sense of smell, luring them to land on unsuspecting victims
  • Mosquitoes have been around for 170 million years — and more than 175 known species in the U.S., these shrewd summertime pests clearly aren’t going to disappear any time soon
  • The very best way to combat mosquitoes, based on this new scientific research, is to disable mosquitoes sensors.   Bite-lite® Candles does just that. Key essential oils, when found in combination, effectively disable the mosquito’s sensors.   These candles represent that solution.  Bite-lite® Candles  are exceptionally effective, smell wonderful and look elegant. These candles are Citronella free.

You can purchase these candles at your local retailer or online.

Inspired By Nature, Designed By Scientists

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