ZEVO KILLS BUGS IN YOUR HOME.
BUT HOW DOES IT WORK?
Our experts know a lot about bug biology and behavior. They created an effective bug killing formula inspired by nature and bug’s natural defense systems – and made without harsh chemicals. This technology targets and shuts down biological pathways found in insects, not in people or pets.
Let's Break It Down.
Zevo sprays kill a wide range of insects using BioSelective™ Technology to target and shut down biological pathways found in insects, not in people or pets. Our proprietary formula is powered by essential oils and other familiar ingredients you can feel good about. And Zevo is safe for use around people and pets when used as directed!
Spray Directly on Unwanted Bugs
Just spray & watch while Zevo targets nerve receptors vital to insects.
Zevo's BioSelective™ Technology at Work
Zevo’s BioSelective™ Technology targets and shuts down biological pathways found in insects, NOT in people or pets.
Way Smarter Than Bugs
Wipe up with a clean cloth or paper towel and say goodbye to insects!
Watch How BioSelective™ Technology Works
Hear From Real Zevo Customers
Verified Testimonials.
The BioSelective™ Formula
While most traditional insect sprays in the market today use synthetic pyrethroids as their active ingredients, Zevo sprays use essential oil active ingredients to kill bugs. Plus, we don't use butane or propane propellants in our aerosols.
Our BioSelective™ Formula Kills Different Types of Household Pests
Cockroaches
The average roach can flatten itself down to 1.6 millimeters.
Ants
Ants leave a pheromone trail to help other ants find food.
Flies
The world's largest fly can reach a length of 2.8 inches, with a 3.9-inch wingspan
Yellow Jackets
Yellow jackets build their nests from wood fiber they chew into a paper-like pulp.
Fruit Flies
Fruit flies process visual information so fast, they take flight within 5 milliseconds of you trying to swat them.
Spiders
Some spiders use "lassos" made of sticky web to rope in flying prey.
Hornets
Queen hornets are the only females to reproduce.
Crickets
Most female crickets don't chirp.
Drain Fly
Drain fly larvae feed on decaying matter and bits of organic debris.
Cockroaches
The average roach can flatten itself down to 1.6 millimeters.
Ants
Ants leave a pheromone trail to help other ants find food.
Flies
The world's largest fly can reach a length of 2.8 inches, with a 3.9-inch wingspan
Yellow Jackets
Yellow jackets build their nests from wood fiber they chew into a paper-like pulp.
Fruit Flies
Fruit flies process visual information so fast, they take flight within 5 milliseconds of you trying to swat them.
Spiders
Some spiders use "lassos" made of sticky web to rope in flying prey.
Hornets
Queen hornets are the only females to reproduce.
Crickets
Most female crickets don't chirp.
Drain Fly
Drain fly larvae feed on decaying matter and bits of organic debris.