Natural Mosquito Repellent
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Vanish Perfumed Mosquito Coils
Description :
Perfumed mosquito coils produce a aromatic odor
Up to 10 hours protection
Thrice as effective as ordinary coils
Description :
Perfumed mosquito coils produce a aromatic odor
Up to 10 hours protection
Thrice as effective as ordinary coils
Mosquito Coils are the most popular
anti-mosquito products as they are easy to
use and relatively cheap. We manufacture
perfumed mosquito coils which produce a
aromatic odor when burnt, unlike the other
coils present in the market which permeate a
nauseating smell. The effect remains thrice
the time of an ordinary coil available to the
consumers.
anti-mosquito products as they are easy to
use and relatively cheap. We manufacture
perfumed mosquito coils which produce a
aromatic odor when burnt, unlike the other
coils present in the market which permeate a
nauseating smell. The effect remains thrice
the time of an ordinary coil available to the
consumers.
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Having applied these measured emission
rates to predict indoor concentrations under
realistic room conditions, we found that
pollutant concentrations resulting from
burning mosquito repellent coils could
substantially exceed health-based air quality
standards or guidelines.
rates to predict indoor concentrations under
realistic room conditions, we found that
pollutant concentrations resulting from
burning mosquito repellent coils could
substantially exceed health-based air quality
standards or guidelines.
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Under the same combustion conditions, the tested Malaysian natural mosquito coils generated more measured pollutants than did the tested Chinese mosquito repellent coil. We
also identified a large suite of volatile organic compounds, including carcinogens and suspected carcinogens, in the coil smoke. In a set of experiments conducted in a room, we
examined the size distribution of particulate matter contained in the coil smoke and found that the particles were ultrafine and fine. The findings from the present study suggest that
exposure to the smoke of mosquito coils similar to the tested ones can pose significant acute and chronic health risks. For example, burning one mosquito repellent coil would release
the same amount of PM2.5 mass as burning 75-137 cigarettes. The emission of formaldehyde from burning one coil can be as high as that released from burning 51 cigarettes.
also identified a large suite of volatile organic compounds, including carcinogens and suspected carcinogens, in the coil smoke. In a set of experiments conducted in a room, we
examined the size distribution of particulate matter contained in the coil smoke and found that the particles were ultrafine and fine. The findings from the present study suggest that
exposure to the smoke of mosquito coils similar to the tested ones can pose significant acute and chronic health risks. For example, burning one mosquito repellent coil would release
the same amount of PM2.5 mass as burning 75-137 cigarettes. The emission of formaldehyde from burning one coil can be as high as that released from burning 51 cigarettes.
Researchers from the University of California at Riverside recently tested more than 50 mosquito repellant coils purchased in Indonesia and at several Asian markets in California, and
found they contained varying levels of a pesticide, S-2, that releases cancer-causing particles when burned.
found they contained varying levels of a pesticide, S-2, that releases cancer-causing particles when burned.
Of more concern was that the researchers found S-2 in samples of mosquito coils purchased in California. S-2 shouldn't be in any products sold in the United States because it's
banned by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency either as a main or secondary ingredient, according to the study. Not surprisingly, the coil labels didn't disclose the presence of
S-2.
banned by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency either as a main or secondary ingredient, according to the study. Not surprisingly, the coil labels didn't disclose the presence of
S-2.
"Mosquito coils can be an effective pest management tool, but ingredients like S-2 shouldn't be there," says study author Bob Krieger, an extension toxicologist at the University of
California in Riverside. In the United States, says Krieger, domestically produced mosquito coils are also available and shouldn't contain S-2.
California in Riverside. In the United States, says Krieger, domestically produced mosquito coils are also available and shouldn't contain S-2.
"S-2 appears on shelves in Asian markets in the U.S. from time to time. There are a lot of unknowns about this product," says Krieger, who believes that more study on this chemical's
effect on health should be done because coils containing S-2 are widely used in Asia. According to the study, millions of people in China use mosquito coils, and in Indonesia, as
many as 7 billion coils are purchased every year.
effect on health should be done because coils containing S-2 are widely used in Asia. According to the study, millions of people in China use mosquito coils, and in Indonesia, as
many as 7 billion coils are purchased every year.
While not all mosquito coils sold in Asia contain S-2, Krieger says many do, and the coils are often burned indoors for long periods of time in Asian households.
"A common pattern of use is to burn mosquito coils overnight to keep kids from getting mosquito bites," Krieger says.
When products containing S-2 are burned, they release a potent lung carcinogen called bischloromethyl ether (BCME), according to the study. What isn't known, according to Krieger, is
how much or how little exposure to these products is necessary to cause cancer.
how much or how little exposure to these products is necessary to cause cancer.
With the emergence of West Nile, concern over mosquito-borne illness is likely to increase the sale of products like mosquito coils, conclude the authors.
The mosquito repellent industry is poised to achieve a major breakthrough. At a time when malaria is rampant, and many types of disease bearing mosquitoes have developed
immunity to the existing repellents in the market.
immunity to the existing repellents in the market.
Tortoise Lazor, a new generation mosquito repellent coil, is powered by NAK, a third generation molecule originated and patented by Bayer AG Germany. NAK offers a host of mosquito
repelling features that other chemicals do not. The product, which will be launched by BCPL in a strategic tie up with Bayer India, will be initially introduced in Andhra Pradesh,
Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal.
repelling features that other chemicals do not. The product, which will be launched by BCPL in a strategic tie up with Bayer India, will be initially introduced in Andhra Pradesh,
Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal.
It gets rid of mosquitoes twice a fast as other repellents that contain ‘allethrin.’ The amount of NAK that's needed to be added is in the quantity of allethrin added in other coils. Allethrin
used in coils, mats and liquids are relatively more toxic in comparison to NAK. Hence they carry the ‘blue danger and yellow poison’ sign, while NAK carries ‘green caution.’ Thus NAK
will be the best option available for getting rid of tough mosquitoes.
used in coils, mats and liquids are relatively more toxic in comparison to NAK. Hence they carry the ‘blue danger and yellow poison’ sign, while NAK carries ‘green caution.’ Thus NAK
will be the best option available for getting rid of tough mosquitoes.
Tortoise NAK Lazor has been proved to be extremely effective during the period for which they were burning. Tortoise NAK Lazor mosquito coils have undergone exhaustive testing
protocols at different testing laboratories approved by the Central Insecticide Board (CIB). Before introducing NAK in India, Bayer AG had carried out extensive studies in laboratories
like the International Institute of Biotechnology and Toxicology (IIBAT) and others.
protocols at different testing laboratories approved by the Central Insecticide Board (CIB). Before introducing NAK in India, Bayer AG had carried out extensive studies in laboratories
like the International Institute of Biotechnology and Toxicology (IIBAT) and others.
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