Tiger mosquitoes, scientifically known as Aedes albopictus, are wreaking havoc on our environments, becoming a concern that goes beyond the usual nuisances. In addition to being a real nuisance due to their bites during the day, these mosquitoes also represent a real danger to health, as they can transmit serious diseases.

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Why are they dangerous?

Tiger mosquitoes are known carriers of diseases such as dengue, Zika and chikungunya. Their bites not only cause itching and discomfort, but can also put our health and that of our families at risk. It is during the rainy months when their presence becomes even more evident, increasing the risk of exposure to these mosquito-borne diseases.

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The safety of our families and loved ones is our top priority. To protect yourself from tiger mosquitoes and prevent potential illnesses, it is essential to take preventative measures, such as using insect repellent and eliminating sources of stagnant water where mosquitoes breed.

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Let's not underestimate the threat these mosquitoes pose. Act immediately to protect your home and your health, and keep these unwanted intruders at bay.

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Because your well-being is our main concern.