A New Mexico State University professor is collaborating with a New Mexico company and Arrowhead Center through the New Mexico Small Business Assistance program to test the efficacy of a mosquito repellent wristband that promises to be more effective than other commercially available repellents. The BugBlingTM band has different active ingredients compared to other mosquito repellent bands on the market.
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We are excited to announce that BugZing has reached an exclusive distribution deal for the South Pacific with Maxx Cleanup, a California company. The distribution region covers the Territories of American Samoa, Australia, New Caledonia, Northern Mariana Islands,...
Albuquerque Journal - August 15, 2016 Tucumcari-based inventor Robert Hockaday has created a new, wearable mosquito-repelling device that could take the bite out of today’s growing Zika virus. Hockaday, a physicist, mechanical engineer and all-round inventor, created...
Reuters Mon Apr 11, 2016 4:57pm EDT Top health officials expressed heightened concern on Monday about the threat posed to the United States by the Zika virus, saying the mosquito that spreads it is now present in about 30 states and hundreds of thousands of infections...
