My main concern is always long term. Only the huge unit has replacement bulbs. This unit has a small light connected to a plastic ring tubing that reflects the light on top. Would be very simple to replace, as a small ballast , light and two wire connection ! Believe the light is an led and ballast maybe a reducing transformer to low voltage. First plugging in , I was convinced the bulb was dead, called maker and told to return for quicker response. Decided to step into dark room first; OH is does light ! Just cannot see in daylight ! Maybe a simple note in package to consumers about this would save a lot of returns ? So far catching tons on moths. (cause of garden blight)

I bought a fly killer lamp a few weeks ago and the truth is that I am quite satisfied with the results. From day one I noticed a significant reduction of insects in the house, especially in the kitchen and on the balcony where they tend to accumulate the most. It is quiet, does not emit annoying odors and best of all it does not use chemicals, so it is safe to use around children and pets. Plus, it's easy to clean and its power consumption is minimal. Honestly, it has been an excellent purchase, especially for the warmer months where insects tend to be more annoying. I highly recommend it.

works as intended.

These glue cards are way better than the cheaper aftermarket cards. The have a thick layer of glue that will trap all sizes of insects unlike the cheaper ones that are more like a sticker with a super thin layer of adhesive.

I only buy these real ones now that I've seen the difference in quality.