Safe Around People and Pets
Non-toxic and safe for use around people, pets, livestock and wildlife.
SAFE
Naturally derived and completely poison-free.
Kills Bed Bugs by Contact
Simply shake and spray directly onto the bed bug infested areas including bedding and carpets.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How Does Stop Bugging Me! Work?
The unique formula structure targets and blocks the octopamine neurotransmitter receptors in bed bugs and dust mites. Blocking octopamine results in a total breakdown of the insect’s central nervous system.
Q: What do Bed Bug Eggs Look Like?
Bed bug eggs are sticky at first and approximately the size of a single spec of dust or dandruff flake. Often found in dark, protected places such as walls and floor cracks, cracks in furniture, behind baseboards, under loose wallpaper, bed bug eggs will usually hatch in one to three weeks, depending on temperature meaning the warmer the weather, the shorter the incubation time. Bed bugs are ready to feed on you immediately upon hatching!
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Stop Bugging Me! For Bed Bugs
Stop Bugging Me! For Bed Bugs is a naturally-derived READY TO USE spray that kills bed bugs on contact!
Safe Around People and Pets
Non-toxic and safe for use around people, pets, livestock and wildlife.
SAFE
Naturally derived and completely poison-free.
Kills Bed Bugs by Contact
Simply shake and spray directly onto the bed bug infested areas including bedding and carpets.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How Does Stop Bugging Me! Work?
The unique formula structure targets and blocks the octopamine neurotransmitter receptors in bed bugs and dust mites. Blocking octopamine results in a total breakdown of the insect’s central nervous system.
Q: What do Bed Bug Eggs Look Like?
Bed bug eggs are sticky at first and approximately the size of a single spec of dust or dandruff flake. Often found in dark, protected places such as walls and floor cracks, cracks in furniture, behind baseboards, under loose wallpaper, bed bug eggs will usually hatch in one to three weeks, depending on temperature meaning the warmer the weather, the shorter the incubation time. Bed bugs are ready to feed on you immediately upon hatching!