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Storgard Lure IMM+4 CideTrack IMM Adhesive Hooks - 10 bag
Our Price: $2.54
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Trece - Storgard Lure IMM + 4 - sold as individual pack or 25/case CideTrack IMM Hanger | Pest Control Supplies
Trece - Storgard Lure IMM + 4 - sold as individual pack or 25/case CideTrack IMM Adhesive Hooks - 10  bag
Allure Stored Product Moth Kit - Sold As Each Storgard Pheromone Trap (Indian Meal Moth)
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PT-4 Allure Stored Product Moth Kit. Storgard Pheromone Trap - 6 Traps/Lures per box  -  24 per case  - For use on Indian Meal Moths.
BASF PT-4 Allure Stored Product Moth Kit. Storgard Pheromone Trap - 6 Traps/Lures per box  -  24 per case  - For use on Indian Meal Moths.
Storgard with Pherocon II trap - 25 / box Xlure Combo Four - 24 per case
Our Price: $95.66
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Storgard with Pherocon II trap. For use on Raisin, Tobacco, and Mediterranean Flour Moths. JF Oakes - XLureTM R.T.U. Combo Four is the most convenient insect monitoring trap available. The stored product insect pheromone is loaded onto the glue.  Everything is in one easy-to-use dia
Storgard with Pherocon II trap. For use on Raisin, Tobacco, and Mediterranean Flour Moths. JF Oakes - XLureTM R.T.U. Combo Four is the most convenient insect monitoring trap available. The stored product insect pheromone is loaded onto the glue.  Everything is in one easy-to-use diamond trap.
Allure MD - 25 per case
Our Price: $739.69
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BASF  - Pantry Pest Traps - Allure MD was developed to control stored product moths including Indian Meal Moths in a wide variety of commercial situations.
BASF  - Pantry Pest Traps - Allure MD was developed to control stored product moths including Indian Meal Moths in a wide variety of commercial situations. Allure MD uses mating disruption technology to prevent reproduction and reduce the number of moth larvae. This new EPA registered product actually controls Indian Meal Moths instead of just monitoring the population.