Multi-Pest Concentrate Starter Kit with Clove and Cottonseed Oils, Refillable 32-Ounce Spray Bottle and 64-Ounce Yield – BugMD

A multi-pest concentrate starter kit mixes into a plant-powered spray for bed bugs, roaches, ants and more than 40 listed household pest species. BugMD Essential Pest Control uses 0.5% clove oil and 0.5% cottonseed oil to act on contact, supporting targeted treatment of mattresses, box springs, luggage, upholstery, baseboards, kitchens, bathrooms and entry areas.

The selected starter kit includes two 3.7-fluid-ounce concentrate bottles and one reusable 32-ounce spray bottle. Mix one concentrate with water in the bottle to make 32 ounces, providing 64 ounces total per kit. Other variants include a rechargeable sprayer kit and standalone 3.7-ounce concentrate. Apply only as directed, confirm each surface and pest on the label, and follow precautions around babies, children and pets.

Specifications

• Brand: BugMD
• Product: Multi-pest concentrate starter kit
• Model: 1111
• Selected kit: 2 concentrates and 1 refillable spray bottle
• Concentrate size: 3.7 fluid ounces each
• Spray bottle capacity: 32 ounces
• Total ready-to-use yield: 64 ounces
• Active ingredient: Clove oil, 0.5%
• Active ingredient: Cottonseed oil, 0.5%
• Target pests: Bed bugs, eggs, nymphs, roaches, ants and other listed pests
• Action: Contact treatment
• Formula: No synthetic pesticides
• Additional options: Rechargeable sprayer kit or concentrate only
• Use locations: Indoors and approved outdoor entry areas
• Use condition: Follow label directions around people and pets

Frequently Asked Questions

What comes in the BugMD starter kit?

The selected kit includes two 3.7-ounce concentrates and one refillable 32-ounce spray bottle.

How much spray does the starter kit make?

Each concentrate makes 32 ounces when mixed as directed, for 64 ounces total.

Which pests does the formula target?

It targets bed bugs, roaches, ants and more than 40 other household pest species listed on the label.

Can the spray be used on mattresses?

The source lists mattresses and box springs for bed bug treatment; follow all surface-specific label directions.