Advanced Anti Mosquito at Mac App Store analyse

ADVANCED ANTI MOSQUITOES application for your iphone and iPad that emits ultrasonic imperceptible to the human ear but which repels female mosquitoes, which are responsible for the annoying insect bites. Humans can only hear sounds. Any sound that exceeds this barrier cannot be perceived audibly. ADVANCED ANTI MOSQUITOES reproduces three types of sounds. The lower is the sound, the stronger and more heard by insects and it repels mosquitoes in much more efficient way. Is a sound that mimics the male mosquito and therefore cannot be heard by humans in some cases, but only by mosquitoes female, which attempt to avoid encounters with males ones. • Iphone & Ipad Compatible • 100% Scientifically proven • Ultrasound imperceptible to the human ear, but highly effective repellent • Low battery consumption of your iphone • Attractive and high quality graphics • You can hear sound of mosquito when you touch it • With in-app purchase you can buy ANTI COCKROACH and all ads will be removed for only $0.99 In this very simple way, while ADVANCED ANTI MOSQUITOES is activated, any female mosquito comes to you and therefore you can get rid of their annoying bites. ADVANCED ANTI MOSQUITOES, the end of the bites. ANTI COCKROACH (in-app purchase + remove all ads) Keep far away one of the most dangerous insects carrying illness that ever existed: Bacteria (leprosy, salmonella, the plague, diarrhea, dysentery, fever), allergies, virus or fungi are many of them. Anti-cockroach uses an ultrasound system that will make the plagues and colonies that exists inside the house to go far away from the common places. This application uses high frequency sounds and ultrasound. The loudspeaker’s frequency response differs depending on the mobile phone type of the user (not all mobile phones can accurately decode the sounds included in the application) so the audio can be distorted in some cases. If that happens, it is recommended to turn down the volume at the minimum and/or if the problem remains, try another frequency available in the application.