UPC 853536004406

• Safely and effectively kills bed bugs
• Fast acting easy-to-use, non-aerosol spray
• Non-toxic bio-based formula
• 100 safe around people, pets and plants; allowing immediate access to treated areas once dry
• 25 classification: requires no special requirements for transport, handling, storage or disposal

EcoClear Products 774266, Stop Bugging Me! All-Natural Non-Toxic Bed Bug Killer and Repellent, 16 oz Non-Aerosol Trigger Spray. Stop Bugging Me! for Bed Bugs is a fast acting, easy-to-use, non-aerosol spray product which kills bed bugs when sprayed on fabrics, mattresses, sofas, carpets and fabrics. It's 100 safe for people, pets, and wildlife and 100 biodegradable. The bio-based formula has a toxicity to humans equal to sugar or salt; is non-staining; non-flammable and has a pleasant botanical scent. Stop Bugging Me! works by breaking down the bed bug's central nervous system. The unique formula targets and blocks their Octopamine neurotransmitter receptors; the insect's equivalent to adrenaline: regulating their heart rate, movement, behavior and metabolism. Mammals, birds, fish and plants have no receptors for Octopamine and are 100 safe. A little about Bed Bugs: most common in areas where people sleep and generally concentrate in beds, mattresses, box springs, and bed frames. They can live in any area of the home, tiny cracks in furniture, on textiles and upholstered furniture; their eggs may be present in used furniture or clothing. They may be spread by a person unknowingly wearing infested clothing. They don't infest sleeping surfaces of beds as commonly as the cracks and crevices of the bed frame and mattress. They spread by crawling and may contaminate multiple rooms in a home or even multiple dwellings in apartment buildings. Bed Bugs are often moved from residence to residence in boxes and hotel to home in suitcases. Bed bug eggs are sticky at first and approximately the size of a single speck of dust or dandruff flake; usually hatching in 1-2 weeks. They're ready to feed on you immediately upon hatching! They tend to congregate when resting and don't switch back and forth from one host to another; so you may be the only one bitten. Bed bugs are most active between 3 and 5 am. EcoClear "The Non-Toxic Solution to Pest Control"