SansBug in Senegal

freestanding mosquito net

Researchers from Stanford University recently took the SansBug mosquito net tents to Senegal for a project on early language acquisition by children living in rural villages.  Here’s a picture of two of their fieldwork team members. […]

Read More…

Habari gani? Mzuri sana!

mission trip mosquito nets

“They worked great!”  First Baptist of Fayetteville, TN sent a group of 44 to Uganda for 9 days this month.  Sherry was kind enough to share this pic with us.  Not only would it have taken a while to suspend 44 regular mosquito nets from those steel beams, but looking at that floor, tucking the […]

Read More…

Saving Eyes and Lives

bednet

Here’s an email from a Canadian Unite for Sight volunteer in Ghana: Hello, This is a picture of my SansBug tent in Accra, Ghana.  My tent was utterly fantastic.  Many others had tents they had to assemble while mine popped up completely on it’s own!  Also, it was quite easy to fold and store once […]

Read More…

How to Stop Bedbugs

bed net

Here’s a review from England, left on Amazon.co.uk: “This is the 11th no-bedbug-bite-day since starting to sleep inside my new SansBug bedbug-proof-tent. Previously I was being bitten daily or every other day.  So I feel fairly sure of my ground when I say that I believe that bedbugs cannot enter a zipped-up SansBug tent.  The […]

Read More…

Camp Buck Toms

bunk bed tent

Dear SansBug Friends, We had a great week of Boy Scout Summer Camp at Camp Buck Toms in Tennessee.  We were in 3-sided cabins known as Adirondacks.  Nice sturdy structures that shelter the weather, but open air and accessible to spiders, mosquitoes, and other varmints.  The SansBug I’s fit nicely in the bunk-beds and provided […]

Read More…