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Insect Death No.1 Sticky Fly Ribbon
Packaging and logistics
Advantages
About the product
The Insect Death No.1 fly catcher solves the problem in the most direct way: it sprays nothing and repels no one, it simply removes insects from the room — one after another, for as long as it hangs.
The ribbon's glue layer is mixed on natural materials: vegetable oils, pine resin, and rubber hold the insect, while honey extract and special additives draw flies and pantry moths to the ribbon. The ribbon keeps its tack for up to 30 days, and needs neither an outlet nor any care for all that time.
Where to hang it
By the window and under the ceiling, where insects gather at the light: in living rooms and the kitchen, in the pantry, on the porch, in utility and household rooms. Take down a ribbon once it fills up and hang a new one.
A fast-moving seasonal format for retail and small sites: a facing shoppers understand, a non-toxic composition, and steady demand all summer.
Payment and delivery
We ship wholesale from a single pallet out of our own warehouse in the Moscow Region — to all regions of Russia and to the CIS countries.
- Pickup from the warehouse in the Moscow Region
- Transport companies to the terminal or to your door, across Russia and the CIS
- Our own transport in Moscow and the Moscow Region
- Retail chain DCs on the chain's schedule
Payment
Bank transfer; we agree payment terms individually to fit your volume. Closing documents are also available via EDI.
Questions and answers
How long does the Insect Death No.1 fly catcher stay sticky?
Up to 30 days: that is how long the Insect Death No.1 fly catcher keeps its tack, and for all that time it needs neither an outlet nor any care. A ribbon that has filled up is taken down and a new one is hung.
Where should a sticky ribbon for flies and gnats be hung?
By the window and under the ceiling, where insects gather at the light: in living rooms and the kitchen, in the pantry, on the porch, in utility and household rooms. The ribbon catches flies, pantry moths, gnats, and other small flying insects.
Is there any poison in the Insect Death sticky fly ribbon?
No. It is a non-toxic product made from natural materials — no poisons, no fumes. Vegetable oils, pine resin, and rubber in the glue layer hold the insect, while honey extract and special additives draw flies and pantry moths to the ribbon.
Why is a sticky fly ribbon more convenient than an aerosol can?
The ribbon sprays nothing and repels no one; it simply removes insects from the room — one after another, for as long as it hangs. It needs neither an aerosol can nor upkeep: the ribbon is hung and left until replacement.
What is the minimum order, and how many units per case and per pallet?
We ship wholesale from a single pallet. Per corrugated case: 200 packs. Per pallet: 180 cases (12 rows of 15).
What documents are available for this item?
Document numbers for this item: TU 9392-001/1-59359469-2005, RU.77.99.23.002.E.052385.12.11. State registration certificates and other documents are in the Product documents section; the complete procurement package is available on request.
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