Really the only game in town for refills but they work. Last 3-6 weeks. We keep our 'trap' by our pet water bowl to keep the mosquitoes from laying eggs in it. (yes ... ew!) My plan is working! No complaints or regrets.

This summer, mosquitos around my house would cover my son in dozens of bites in record time. Desperation kicked in and I purchased a bug zapper. Without a mosquito lure of some sort though, I would just call it a moth-killing machine. I was having a lot of trouble finding a lure in stock that is recommended for the most popular mosquito species in my area (Asian Tiger mosquito and the Southern House mosquito). This lure WORKS. I compared it's effectiveness to a swampy bucket of water that mosquitos can't resist by having the bug zapper on with no lure. I would say more mosquitos ended up in my zapper when I used the Atrakta. I added the bucket and the bug zapper together to increase my catch numbers. I made sure it was very secure and wouldn't fall in, don't worry. Overall I would say it works! Smells super potent. P.s. don't commit to a bug zapper if you don't like zapping noises day-and -night and having to clean out dead bugs.

The picture is the results when I let it run for 3 days (I usually clean it out about every 1.5 days, but I forgot). We live in Kansas and I'd say we normally have a normal amount of bugs around our house. It's not loud, my toddler can't fit his fingers in it, and most importantly - it kills the heck outta bugs. I've been recommending it to all of my neighbors.

This is the best mosquito trap I've ever seen. This picture is the result of a one week period during an outbreak of mosquitoes after heavy rains. The trap was completely full and the dead mosquitoes came out in a solid mass. Note--many of the mosquitoes are still alive in the trap, as there are no chemicals involved, so I put the trap in a plastic bag and stuck it in the freezer for a few minutes to finish the job. I just ordered a second one!