It’s really easy to use. You just plug them in, set them up with your phone, and you’re done. We caught 4 scorpions already.
We can't use glue traps and we don't want to smash scorpion guts into our new carpet, so Scorpion Alert is perfect for us.
We were finding scorpions in our couch! Now that we're using Scorpion Detectors, we catch them before they make it that far.
Scorpions hunt by crawling along the edges of your rooms, a behavior known as thigmotaxis. It helps them find hiding spots and navigate in the dark, when they're most active.
As they crawl along your baseboards, they'll pass directly beneath Scorpion Detectors plugged into your standard wall outlets.
When exposed to UV light in the dark, a scorpion's exoskeleton glows. This phenomenon is called fluorescence.
When a room gets dark, Scorpion Detectors silently activate discrete low-power UV lights, making scorpions glow as they pass below. If the color and shape of the glow confirm it's a scorpion, you're alerted instantly.
Scorpion Detectors connect to your home's Wi-Fi network and send images of detected scorpions to our AI-powered image recognition cloud for confirmation.
Once an image is received, it takes about 2 seconds for confirmation and alert delivery. Alerts can be sent to multiple people and devices if you wish.
Much better than those disgusting sticky traps.
It works exactly as I hoped it would. Please make something similar for snakes.
This is a really great way to solve the scorpion problem. No mess, easy to use technology.
Focus on three key hunting zones: behind toilets where condensation attracts prey, under kitchen appliances where crumbs accumulate, and around washing machines where lint and moisture create insect habitat. Weekly vacuuming along these baseboards disrupts scorpion travel routes. Get the full scorpion-proof cleaning strategy for your Southwest home.
It’s uncommon, but scorpions can end up indoors—especially in desert areas—so a quick check is worth doing before you unpack. Ground-floor rooms, older buildings, and places with rock landscaping, garages, or laundry areas tend to have more gaps and hiding spots. This guide explains what to look for and when to check in check hotel rooms for scorpions.
Winter is a good time to seal entry points, reduce cluttered hiding spots, and manage moisture that attracts the insects scorpions feed on. Focus on door sweeps, weather stripping, gaps around plumbing, and keeping storage off the floor—especially in the garage. This winter scorpion prevention checklist outlines a simple plan you can tackle in a weekend.
Scorpions become active between 8 p.m. and midnight — exactly when many people tackle household chores. Reaching under sinks or moving items without checking first causes most cleaning-related stings. Always carry a UV flashlight after dark since scorpions glow bright green under ultraviolet light. Learn more safe cleaning practices for scorpion country.
Scorpions don’t truly hibernate the way bears do; they often enter a slowdown called diapause when temperatures drop and prey is scarce. That means you may see fewer scorpions, but indoor spaces with steady heat can keep them active enough for occasional encounters. This scorpion winter diapause explained guide breaks down why winter sightings still happen.
Only emergency room doctors should decide about antivenom (Anascorp) for infants. The treatment works remarkably fast but requires professional administration and monitoring. Never attempt home remedies—take your baby to the ER immediately where staff can assess whether emergency treatment for infant scorpion stings requires antivenom based on symptom severity.
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