Dr. Killigan's Pantry Moth Traps, 20 Pack Blue with Pheromone Glue

Dr. Killigan’s Pantry Moth Traps are pheromone traps designed to capture pantry moths around stored dry goods, with a 20-pack of blue traps featuring the Blue Stripe Formula.

• 20 blue pheromone traps — supplies multiple pantry and food-storage areas.
• Targets Indian meal moths, Mediterranean flour moths and other food moths — made for pantry pests, not fabric pests.
• Blue Stripe Formula with double-potent pheromones and adhesive glue — attracts and captures pantry moths.
• Up to six months of use — provides ongoing trapping in kitchens and pantries.
• Open, peel, fold and position — a straightforward setup for food-storage areas.

Pantry moths can affect dry goods kept in kitchen cupboards and food-storage spaces. These traps are made for people looking to address food moth activity near items such as flour, whole grains, bird seed, pet food, almonds and raisins. Their pheromone-and-glue design provides a trap-based way to capture pantry moths where dry goods are stored.

Which moths are Dr. Killigan’s Pantry Moth Traps made for?

Dr. Killigan’s Pantry Moth Traps target Indian meal moths, Mediterranean flour moths and other food moths. They are intended for pantry and kitchen areas where dry foods are kept, including spaces used for bird seed and pet food. The traps are not designed for clothing moths or gypsy moths; the brand identifies its Clothing Moth Traps for moths affecting fabrics, fur or feathers.

• Suitable target: food moths around stored dry goods.
• Examples of protected goods include flour, whole grains, almonds and raisins.
• Not intended for moths attacking clothing, fabrics, fur or feathers.

How does the Blue Stripe Formula attract and capture moths?

Dr. Killigan’s Pantry Moth Traps use pheromones to lure pantry moths to glue that captures them. The proprietary Blue Stripe Formula combines double-potent pheromones with adhesive glue, and the brand says the trapping process is designed to disrupt the moths’ reproduction cycle. A patented manufacturing technique uses precise temperature control to bring the pheromones and glue together while maintaining the integrity of each component.

• Pheromones lure pantry moths toward the trap.
• Glue captures moths that reach the adhesive surface.
• The formula is made using a patented, temperature-controlled technique.

How do you set up the pantry moth traps?

To use Dr. Killigan’s Pantry Moth Traps, open each trap, peel it, fold it and position it in a pantry, kitchen or area where food-storage moths are active. The traps are designed to remain in use for up to six months, giving households an option for continued trapping in the places where dry goods are stored. Position them in the relevant food-storage area rather than using them as a treatment for moths on textiles.

• Setup sequence: open, peel, fold and position.
• Intended locations include the pantry, kitchen and affected food-storage areas.
• Use period: up to six months.

What is included in the 20-pack?

Dr. Killigan’s Pantry Moth Traps come as a 20-pack in blue, with the Blue Stripe Formula used in the traps. The pack size makes it possible to place traps in more than one pantry, kitchen or food-storage area, depending on the household’s needs. Dr. Killigan’s reports serving more than one million households, and the traps are also used by pest management professionals, national food suppliers and home improvement experts.

• Pack quantity: 20 pantry moth traps.
• Product color: blue.
• Brand-reported household reach: more than one million households served.

These traps suit households dealing with food moths around pantry goods and people who want to place pheromone-and-glue traps in kitchen or dry-food storage areas. They are for food moths rather than clothing or gypsy moths, and the 20 blue traps use a patented, temperature-controlled Blue Stripe Formula.