enlarge image Invite Trap Instructions MSDS	Invite Fruit Fly Trap Newest low profile, ready-to-use trap designed to capture drosophila. This versatile trap has a patented food grade attractant that readily attracts several species of Drosophila including melangoaster, repleta and hydei. Trap efficacy is further enhanced by the orange-colored plastic with a specially selected chemical composition used for the trap base and lid. The Vector Fruit Fly Trap is engineered with 10-hole venting lid to optimize Drosophila exposure to the vapors emitted from the liquid attractant. The lid is removable for easy monitoring and identification of catch. Common Use Areas: Behind or under bars, beverage centers, dishwashers, food displays, food service islands, sinks, ovens, supply racks, vending machines, food preparation tables, etc.
Product:	Invite Fruit Fly Trap 4oz.
Active Ingredient:	N/A
Target pests:	Fruit Flies
Price:	$7.50
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Trap Placement and Use:

1. Place the traps in areas where Drosophila have been seen. Place the traps where they will not be disturbed or tipped.
2. Avoid placing traps over food preparation areas or exposed food to minimize fruit fly activity and attraction in this area. These areas also have a high degree of human activity, which increases the chance that the trap will be tipped or knocked out of position.
3. Use supplied glue dots to secure the trap in place.
4. Remove the lid to count the number of adults in the trap. If there are a large number of captured flies in a single trap, you may want to strain the liquid for ease of counting.
5. Record trap counts on a site map.
6. Discard traps after 30-days of use and replace with new traps.

Common Use Areas:
Traps are most effective when placed near breeding sites. Place behind or under bars, beverage centers, dishwashers, food displays, food service islands, sinks, ovens, supply racks, vending machines, food preparation tables, etc.

NOTE: Drosophila will gravitate toward decaying food odors so it is important to discard all food peels and food materials to minimize fruit fly
activity in production areas.