Entomological Kits

The entoWIZ Field Larval Dipper is designed for efficient mosquito larval sampling in the field. Crafted from high-quality plastic, the off-white dipper features a wide-mouth design on both sides, allowing for easy collection of larvae. Its pure white inner surface enhances visibility, making it easier to observe and sort collected specimens.

This dipper comes with a durable fixed-length aluminum handle, typically 60 cm in length, ideal for standard field use. Optional handle upgrades are available:

• Fixed-length handle: 60–90 cm (default: 60 cm)

• Three-segment telescopic aluminum handle:

  • Length option 1: 53–107 cm

  • Length option 2: 61–141 cm

  • Length option 3: Maximum of 200 cm. This is used when collections are expected from deep waters like water tanks, sewer deep tanks, or other difficult to reach areas. Note that this option will produce a inconvenient length of the laddle when retracted. Can't be easily fit into carry bag.
    (Available at additional cost)

A complete larval collection kit can be purchased separately.

A complete mosquito collection and sample processing kit designed for efficient field surveillance and research. Includes mechanical and mouth aspirators, larval dipper, pipettes, collection containers, insect handling tools, and a sturdy carry bag. Ideal for Aedes, Anopheles, and Culex mosquito monitoring in both lab and field environments.

The General Insect Collection Kit is a complete field-ready set designed for students, researchers, and entomology enthusiasts to collect, observe, and preserve insects effectively. It includes essential tools like a collection net for capturing insects, killing vials and specimen tubes for preservation, forceps and fine needles for handling, a hand lens for quick structural observation, and a 1mm drawing pen for sketching detailed features. Additional items like a spiral notepad, label stickers, brushes, scissors, and covers support accurate documentation and specimen care. Compact and practical, this kit is ideal for insect biodiversity studies, field research, and educational field trips.