Mosquitoes are no more a disturbance to your beautiful time. With low high-frequency sounds keep mosquitoes away from you. Repel them using our Mosquito Repellent app and enjoy!

Disclaimer:

The anti-mosquito or mosquitoes repellent does not guarantee a 100% protection as there are over 3500 known mosquito species in the world and they all react slightly different to the repellent. Use the pitch selector to find the optimal repelling frequency for the mosquitoes in your region.

Please refrain from long-time use of anti-mosquito and the use at the mega volume.
・ Please refrain from an earphone the use by headphones.
・ Please stop using as soon as you feel the adverse effects including the headache.
・ This application is not a thing to guarantee an effect.
Mechanism of a Mosquito Bite this thing only lasts a few seconds but the irritation sticks around long after she's gone ever wondered about the science behind a mosquito bite female mosquitoes use specialized sense organs to hone in on the best spot on your body to probe for a blood meal she uses substances on the surface of your skin as indicators of where she is most likely to strike blood once she lands on you the female mosquito spits on her victims skin to numb the area where her thin sharp proboscis will go in search
of blood but finding a blood vessel on the first attempt isn't always easy the hungry mosquito moves her needle-like proboscis around in your skin tissue searching for the ideal place to tap into a blood source when she does find a blood vessel she injects saliva to prevent clotting and to keep
your blood flowing she then uses a specialized pumping system to suction blood cells up through her feeding tube this system is so powerful it can cause a blood vessel to collapse during a meal feeding will continue until her belly is full or until she's noticed and slapped a female mosquito can take in two to three times her body weight in blood at a single feeding now what about the itchy bump you get after the mosquito bite that is caused by your body's immune response to mosquito saliva which is an allergen during an allergic reaction the immune system releases fluid and cells into the site of the to destroy the foreign substance this extra fluid in cells results in the swelling and itching that accompanies a bite and if you're wondering why some bites are bigger and itchy er than others it's possible that the mosquito
had to move her proboscis around to find
a vessel which means that she spread
more saliva over a greater area most times the sneaky pests get away with all of this without being noticed by the time you feel anything you're scratching