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O-Ring Mosquito Passive Diffusion Disc

The O-Ring Mosquito Passive Diffusion Disc is a natural and innovative solution to keep mosquitoes away. Made of absorbent plaster, this disc slowly diffuses the impregnated essential oils, creating an effective barrier against mosquitoes. It works without electricity or flame, which which makes it safe and suitable for all environments, whether indoors or outdoors. Ideal for bedrooms, terraces or living spaces, this silent device offers long-lasting protection against pests.

Instructions for use:

1. Apply 5 to 10 drops of your favorite mosquito repellent essential oil to the disc.
2. Place the disc in the desired location, exposed to the air.
3. Reapply essential oil as needed to maintain optimal diffusion.

Compatibility:
The disc is compatible with essential oils such as citronella, lavender, eucalyptus, and geranium, all known for their mosquito repellent properties. Use it with a specially formulated blend for maximum effectiveness.

Main features:

• Passive diffusion: No electricity or heat required, perfect for safe use.
• Eco-friendly: Reusable and chemical-free, for long-term use.
• Discreet Design: Small, elegant and functional, easy to place in any room.
• Portable: Lightweight and compact, ideal for travel or outdoor use.
• Quiet: Perfect for use while sleeping or in quiet environments.

Precautions for use:

• Avoid direct contact with skin or eyes.
• Do not use around pregnant women and young children if essential oils such as peppermint are present.
• Make sure the room is well ventilated while diffusing.

Interview :
Clean the disc with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Do not immerse it in water to preserve its absorbent properties.

With the O-Ring Mosquito passive diffusion disc , benefit from a natural, practical and aesthetic solution to keep mosquitoes away, while choosing your favorite essential oils.

INFORMATION AND HEALTH MONITORING Source:

http://vigilance-moustiques.com

There are no longer any departments on simple health watch (green color). All departments that are neither on orange nor red watch are moving to yellow watch, which means that they are on entomological watch, according to the following terms: modified monitoring. In concrete terms, this means that an entomological surveillance department is entrusted to a public body responsible for at least: processing all reports of cases of the presence of tiger mosquitoes received via signalement-moustiques.fr, carrying out entomological surveys in case of detection, carry out any Anti-Vectorial Control operations if necessary. Beyond this minimum system, some organizations responsible for this surveillance add to the system traps (laying nests) placed in strategic locations and observe natural nests to complete the level of information.

THE TIGER MOSQUITO:

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At the beginning of April, IFOP* carried out a study for Vigilance-Moustiques to determine the knowledge of the French about the tiger mosquito in the metropolitan departments concerned by the red alert, that is to say those in which it is established and active. .

It turns out that: More than 90% are mistaken about the diseases that the tiger mosquito can transmit.
While Chikungunya is reported at 82%, dengue fever at 65% and Zika at only 54%, nearly one in two French people wrongly believe that a tiger mosquito bite can be a vector for transmitting malaria. 59% do not have the reflex to report the presence of the tiger mosquito to the competent authorities.

• 43% of residents of departments on red alert do not know how to recognize a tiger mosquito.
• 35% do not know that it is present in their department.

This figure varies depending on whether the mosquito has been established in the region for a longer or shorter time:

71% in Ile de France versus 16% in PACA. Thus, almost half of the population concerned is not sufficiently informed about the tiger mosquito and the role it has to play in vigilance.
*Find the full study here