Not much to accompany this pic other than it is from a very remote area – Baramita – a small mining village in the north-western part of Guyana which is only accessible by plane or a 7-day trek through the jungle! When you’re going remote, you want a mosquito net that can stand up by […]
“I literally went from 2-7 bed bug bites per night to zero the first night in the tent, and I never got one since.” Here are images of a bedbug in it’s various life cycle, courtesy of Department of Medical Entomology, Westmead Hospital in Australia. Below is the image of the SansBug mesh also magnified […]
Still no bites. All the old ones are fading, so I should be able to easily tell if I get a new one. It’s fantastic. […]
What I loved even more was that (the pop-up mosquito net tent) laid perfectly on the bed in my cabin. […]
We got back last week from a great trip to Thailand. It was an amazing experience and we were so glad that we could help the locals in their daily struggle for survival. The (SansBug) mosquito tents were absolutely brilliant, they helped us so much – none of us got any mosquito bites, no malaria (thank God), no scorpions, snakes, spiders, or lizards in our tents! I have attached… a picture of the hut we slept in with the tents. […]
They (SansBug mosquito nets) were definitely worth buying and I won’t be going on any (mission) trip like this without it! […]
“The best thing we love about these tents was the fact that they were so travel friendly.” […]
The super-fine mesh and the sewn-in polyethylene groundsheet offers total protection from bugs. […]
The SansBug mosquito net tent fit very well on the cots inside the canvas tents and did an excellent job keeping the boy scouts bug-free! […]
Of ALL the (bed net) tents I looked at, yours was the best, hands down. This one stands up by itself, fits on a cot and is a tight weave! […]
