Amigo Three-In-One Evolution Fly Sheet 84 Aqua/Orange

Description

This latest color technology research has resulted in a leading product at the forefront of insect repellent technology. Most of us are aware that insects are drawn to certain odors and are repelled by others. Recent studies have discovered that they respond the same way to certain colors, and in turn their behavior can be influenced by color. Recent studies have discovered that they respond the same way to certain colors, and in turn their behavior can be influenced by color. This is a natural deterrent in itself. Insects are naturally attracted to bright colors such as yellow, white or dark colors resembling hide or rumps. Most of us are aware that insects are drawn to certain odors and are repelled by others. Most of us are aware that insects are drawn to certain odors and are repelled by others. Recent studies have discovered that they respond the same way to certain colors, and in turn their behavior can be influenced by color. Insects are naturally attracted to bright colors such as yellow, white or dark colors resembling hide or rumps. However, colors like light green or aqua mixed with orange won’t register when seen in the UV spectrum, deterring insects away from these color combinations. This is a natural deterrent in itself. This latest color technology research has resulted in a leading product at the forefront of insect repellent technology.

Key Features

• Insects are naturally attracted to bright colors such as yellow, white or dark colors resembling hide or rumps.
• However, colors like light green or aqua mixed with orange won’t register when seen in the UV spectrum, deterring insects away from these color combinations.
• Recent studies have discovered that they respond the same way to certain colors, and in turn their behavior can be influenced by color.
• This latest color technology research has resulted in a leading product at the forefront of insect repellent technology.
• This is a natural deterrent in itself.
• Most of us are aware that insects are drawn to certain odors and are repelled by others.