Thermal fogging and internal misting is what we use to target adult mosquitoes, whereas to break the breeding cycle, we employ the larvaciding method.

Mosquitoes are classified into two categories – the females, which have special tube-like mouthparts called proboscis used to penetrate hosts’ skin to feed on their blood, and the males who solely seek plant nectar as a food source. Species that are commonly seen in Malaysia are Aedes, Culex and Anopheles. The life cycle of an average mosquito comprises of 4 stages – egg, larvae, pupa and adult, with each mosquito’s lifespan being between 5-15 days depending on species. For Aedes, they last approximately 8-10 days and usually hatch in clean, stagnant water.