This is worth it .

I find this is worth it to take away any files . Especially summer months . This always works for us here at home or camping . Because there can lots of mosquitos . Glad they made something like this . Very easy to use .

I've noticed a big difference while using this product, it definately works on mosquitos. I get to enjoy summer days more then before, it is such a relieve.

I don't find these work well for my home/cottage.
We are surrounded by forest and water, our mosquito are like super bugs and nothing deters them except super strong bug spray. I have been over at my girlfriends house in the city, she uses them in her gazebo and around her back deck, and the coils work for her, I think it comes down to where you live for these.

These are a must living in my area -which is filled with mosquitos and blackflies from May/June all the way until fall. They are easy to use-- just light and blow out flame and let it burn like incense. The coils can break into pieces of dropped, but we still use up all the pieces-- burning the little ones on a popcan or something.

Do NOT burn inside your home!!! these are toxic to inhale...

I totally recommend these mosquito coils. My family and I went Camping in the Adirondacks and we were deep in the woods and there were literally tens of thousands of mosquitos. My boyfriends sister pulled these out and all of the sudden all of the mosquitos left the vicinity. It was like we were in this mosquito free bubble and they last forever when burning you can put them all over and even break them into smaller pieces if you really wanna cover a large area. I will never go camping without these. They are super convenient.

I purchased these for the first time this past summer when my boyfriend and I were going camping. I hadn't been camping in a long time so I was really sure what form of insect repellent to get, I noticed these at Walmart for $4.97 which I thought was great considering there are 10 coils included in the box.

Opening and setting these up for the first time was a struggle to say the least, these come in one piece and you have to slowly with as little pressure as possible break them into their coil shape which is very hard to do without breaking them. I broke the first 4 coils and they were not usable.

Once I got a couple right I attached them to the small metal stands that come with the coils. Once these were set up and burning for a while they defiantly helped a lot with the flies and Mosquitos.