Hi Sven,

Unfortunately we can't do more. Either you believe it or not. We don't force anyone to believe it. ;-)

Appreciate the additional information, but still have to be a bit skeptical 

Sorry everyone. We took a vote too. :-)

Thanks 1000 Mr Marks

i think i like it just as a light

HI Akiva,I like to respond to all your considerations and I find it stimulating.We definitely didn't invent sonic waves. We "simply" calibrated them in order to have the exact reproductions of the male mosquito which, as is scientifically recognized, drives the females away. We worked to find the exact wave curve for this. It took us 2 years. Certainly not us directly, but with our collaboration a team of biomedical engineers developed it. We are also waiting for Green certification for this. Maybe you have tried other devices that don't work or work poorly, so I can understand your skepticism. But as you certainly know, there are products and products, products made well and products made badly, products that work and others that work less or not at all.Its effectiveness was proven through the distribution of some prototypes to people who love technological innovation and who reviewed us.As for the product itself, in production it will be exactly the same as the prototype. Only the material of the cone changes which will be white aluminum and not plastic like in the prototype. Therefore, visually, it will appear identical. The diffuser will always be in semi-transparent white methacrylate exactly like the one you see.I don't write this to contradict you. Absolutely not. But it was stimulating, as well as necessary, to try to explain as much as possible how Lucilla works.Thanks and greetingsMauro

I HATE mosquitoes

Ciao Lara, funziona, fidati di me. ;-)

I hate all those party colours but it would be amazing if this really works, specially in no power night's in the summer 

expensive shipping cost