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01. What to look for before you buy02. Where these figures come from03. Best prices in stock today04. Why buy from Qyvea05. FAQ
Kenya's main vector control tools are insecticide-treated nets and indoor residual spraying, with larval source management as a supplement. Retail surveys show people also buy coils, topical repellents and sprays for use outside sleeping hours. Electric devices are an extra layer at best: they should not replace a net where malaria is a risk.
Key takeaways
- Sleep under a treated net.
- Remove standing water around the home.
- Use repellents and coils for evenings.
- Electric devices are extras, not replacements.
01What to look for before you buy
- 01Sleep under a treated netThe backbone of protection.
- 02Clear breeding sitesDrain standing water, clear bush.
- 03Screen windows and doorsKeep mosquitoes out.
- 04Use repellents in the eveningSkin repellents, coils or vaporisers.
- 05Seek medical advice for feverTest and treat early.
02Where these figures come from
Figures are indicative and change often; confirm with a written quote. Sources checked October 2026: JHU CCP: consumers in Kenya shopping for alternative mosquito products; EABusinessTimes: Kenya's war on malaria.
03Best prices in stock today
Prices update live from the Qyvea store. Tap any product to see full specs, stock and delivery options, or ask us on WhatsApp for a recommendation.
04Why buy from Qyvea
Why Kenyans buy from Qyvea
- Genuine branded products sold with the manufacturer's warranty (typically 6–24 months, varies by product)
- 7-day returns and exchanges; damaged or wrong item? Report it within 48 hours for a free replacement or full refund
- Pay with M-Pesa, bank transfer or card; refunds go back the same way
- Free delivery in Nairobi on orders over KES 5,000, and delivery across Kenya
- Delivered to your door, dispatched once payment is confirmed, rated 4.6/5 from 57 Google reviews (bought from us? leave a review)
- Talk to a person on WhatsApp 0113 301 244, usually within 30 minutes
Full details: return & refund policy.
05Frequently asked questions
Can an electric mosquito killer replace a net?
No. Evidence in Kenya supports nets and spraying; electric devices only reduce nuisance biting.
When do mosquitoes bite most?
Many malaria mosquitoes bite at night; others bite in the evening and outdoors, so layer your protection.
