Introducing Bug Juice, your ultimate solution for insect control! Bug Juice is the exclusive EPA-registered insecticidal paint additive that caters to both your interior and exterior needs, even in sensitive areas like kitchens and pantries. Say goodbye to unwanted pests like mosquitos, cockroaches, ants, hornets, flies, silverfish, and weevils. Our product is a game-changer for residential use and is trusted in commercial settings such as hotels, restaurants, convention centers, and nursing homes. Bug Juice isn’t your typical insect repellent; it’s a powerful contact pesticide that takes action once the insect touches a treated surface. Rest assured, it won’t alter the color or drying time of your paint. For optimum results, simply clean the treated area with water twice a year to maintain a pest-free environment. Bug Juice is completely odorless and offers long-lasting protection, spanning 5-7 years depending on exposure. Invest in Bug Juice for a pest-free home today, with an average cost of just $250 to treat the interior of your house. Don’t let bugs take over – choose Bug Juice and take back control!

🌟 Benefits of Bug Juice:

✅ EPA-Registered: Bug Juice is the sole EPA-registered insecticidal paint additive on the market, designed for both interior and exterior use, even in sensitive areas like kitchens and pantries.
🐜 Effective Insect Control: Say goodbye to mosquitos, cockroaches, ants, hornets, flies, silverfish, and weevil infestations.
🏡 Versatile Application: Ideal for residential and commercial use, including hotels, restaurants, convention centers, and nursing homes.
🪳 Contact Pesticide: Bug Juice doesn’t repel insects – it’s a potent contact pesticide that goes to work when insects make contact with treated surfaces.
🎨 No Impact on Paint: It won’t affect your paint’s color or drying time, ensuring your space looks great.
🌊 Easy Maintenance: Simply clean treated surfaces with water twice a year to maintain its effectiveness.
🚫 Odorless: Bug Juice is odor-free for your comfort.
⏳ Long-Lasting: Enjoy up to 5-7 years of protection, depending on exposure.