DynaTrap 100611 Atrakta Mosquito Lure Sachet for Any DynaTrap Insect Trap, Lasts 60 Days, Mosquito Trap Attractant

These sachets are great and work really well in the DynaTrap. The only problem is that they draw so many mosquitoes and other bugs in that you have to clean out the Dynatrap more often since the tray fills up faster. Great problem to have though…less bugs.

Stuck this inside the bug zapper in my back yard. It definitely smells like the worst collection of concentrated sweaty gym sock. If I was a mosquito, I'm sure this would smell like a jackpot of sweaty people ripe for a blood letting. Would definitely recommend using scissors to open the package. Not your teeth.

Works well. A little pricey but if it help kill the little monsters, it is worth it.

I love love love this since I’ve had it. I have not had any problems with mosquitoes or flying bugs. It is very effective. Very easy to use. Durable looks pretty like a lantern. It is a plug-in not battery. The area of effectiveness is huge.

This item worked really good for a few days attracting all the mosquitoes, but it stopped working within five days.

Highly recommend this! Not sure why others say that this doesn't work. However, for us it's worked great since last year in our area with mosquitoes and other bugs. I follow the directions and put it on my calendar to replace it on schedule.

I just bought a DynaTrap DT152 indoor trap and was disappointed to find out it the UV light doesn't attract mosquitos. In 3-4 days of use, I've caught just a few small fruit flies. So after a little research, I found out this product exists specifically for this reason. Two things to know about it: 1. It doesn't really fit the DT152. It's too big, though you can kind of stuff it in, but it'll easily fall over and cover up the sticky portion of the trap insert, pretty much defeating the central design of the trap. 2. It stinks horribly. You're not going to want to use this indoors. It'll make your whole house smell like bad breath. The caution sheet suggests it's really toxic too, so there's that to consider as well.

After 20 years of running a Mosquito Magnet Liberty I finally went out and bought a Liberty Plus. This is a really good unit, but I'm talking about the lure. Ran the magnet the first night with no lure and picked up a good bit of brown mosquitoes. Popped the lure in the bottom of the snout (left the cap off) and the next day *MORE* mosquitoes. It's picking up the big brown ones and the small brown ones which fly at night. However it's not attracting the Asian Tigers, which we have here in Maryland. Ug. So I'll run this for awhile and see if I can get one of my old Liberty units working again at which point I'll go back to Lurex (which did work for AT's). But if you have the annoying brown night mosquitoes this will definitely call them into the trap.