Adults are 4.0 to 5.0 mm long and their bodies are reddish brown.
They infest various kinds of dried foods,such as grains, milled cereal, spice, nuts, and dried fruits. Using their strong mandibles, they bore into the packages of food products.

Females lay 500 to 1,000 eggs during their lifetime.
They develop into adults in about two months and live for more than 200 days.

Confused flour beetles closely resemble red flour beetles.
They have similar life cycles and feeding habits to red flour beetles.
Confused flour beetles can be differentiated from the red flour beetles by the shape of the antenna and the length between eyes.
Adult beetles have a tolerance to lower temperatures than red flour beetles.

Adults lesser grain borers are 2.0 to 3.0 mm long and their bodies are red-brown to black-brown. They infest various kinds of dried food, grains, milled cereal, spice,nuts, dried fruits, and dried meats/fish. Females lay 300 to 500 eggs in these foods. The larvae bite into grain kernels and pupate there. They develop into adults in about one month.

Adults are 2.5-3.5 mm long and their bodies are black-brown. They have flattened bodies and six saw-toothed projections on the each side of the thorax. They infest various kinds of dried food; grain, milled cereal, bread, pasta products, chocolate, candy and dried fruits. Adult female lays 100~300 eggs. They develop into adults about 40 days and live 6-10 months.

 Adult body size is 1.8 to 3.5mm and male is obviously smaller than female. Both male and female adults can not fly.
 The khapra beetle is multivoltine species, but diapause under low temperature or food shortage. The khapra beetle infests various kinds of dry foods: grains and beans, their processed foodstuffs, vagetable seeds, dry pet foods, crude rubber, leather groducts.
 The khapra beetle is the only one species of stored-product insects, which was listed as the worst 100 exotic species by IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources）.

 Adults are 1.5 to 2 mm long and reddish-brown. They have highly flattened parallel-sided bodies and long antennae.
The beetles are important pests of cereals, cereal products, oilseeds and dried procecced foods of vegetable origin. In tropical regions they infest nuts, cocoa, copra and cassava. They can feed on mold on grain germ, because they originally inhabited under the bark of tree and used it as food in the field.
Female adults lay 170- 200 eggs. This species develops from an egg to adult emergence in about 25 days and lives for about 150 days at 30℃.

 Adult weevils are 2.5-4 mm long, brown to black. Their head has a characteristic snout. The weevil is a major pest of whole cereal grains, more commonly associated with rice, wheat, barley and corn.
Females lay up to 150 eggs over their lifespan. Eggs are laid singly into grains. A female chews a small hole, into which she lays an egg. The hole is then plugged with a waxy secretion. Larvae develop hidden within a cavity hollowed out within the grain.

The lure for seven target insects containes minute amount of synthetic aggregation and sex pheromone, aggregation pheromone mimic and food attractant.

The lure contains no harmful materials and insecticide and is thus designed human- and environment-friendly.

Place the device on the floor alomg the walls.
 Recomendation : Interval 5 to 10 m apart
 Replacement : one month after opening

Place the devices away from manufacturing lines so as to avoid attracting adults that could contaminate the products.
The devices should be placed at more than 10~20 m away from entrance to avoid attracting adults that are living out doors.

The shelf life is one year after the manufacturing date.
Use up the products within the expiration date.
Keep the products in the dark, cool and dry conditions.
Storing the lures in a refrigerator or a place over 40℃ will cause them to deterioate.