Long-acting drug mosquito nets, called Long Lasting Insecticidal Mosquito Nets (LLINs), are a product recommended by the World Health Organization to fight malaria in Africa.
Long-acting drug nets
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Long-acting drug mosquito nets, called Long Lasting Insecticidal Mosquito Nets (LLINs), are a product recommended by the World Health Organization to fight malaria in Africa.
- Name
- Long-acting drug nets
- Name
- Long Lasting Insecticidal Mosquito Nets
- Other names
- LLINs
- Material
- Polyester, polyethylene
Long-acting drug nets
Its characteristics are that ordinary mosquito nets are processed through a specific process, so that ordinary mosquito nets contain pyrethroid insecticides to achieve the purpose of mosquito killing.
The material recommended by WHO for long-acting mosquito nets is polyethylene or polyester, commonly known as mesh. These fabrics are no different from ordinary mosquito nets.
Long-acting drug nets are a product recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) and used to fight malaria in Africa. Its characteristics are that the nets of mosquito nets contain pyrethroid insecticides to achieve the purpose of killing mosquitoes. The pesticide has a special anti-wash effect through a special process. WHO's current technical indicators are that after 20 washes, the mosquito knockout rate is 95% and the mortality rate is 80%.
The mosquito net treatment process made of polyethylene is implanted, and the mosquito net treatment process made of polyester is coating. Both methods can make the effect of the long-acting drug mosquito net anti-washing. This is why it is called a long-acting mosquito net.
