Cup-a-Bug! Bug Catcher Tool Long Handle

I LOVE THIS. I live in the country and I have all sorts of bugs that make it into the house. Large nasty crickets-even scorpions. And the formidable centipede that’s about 5 inches long and bites. I have yet to encounter one of these this year; and when I do, my husband is not home. I start panicking, trying to find something to put over it. I have caught two large insects using this and not only is this a wonderful invention; the creator of it is humble and kind. Thank you for making this.

Works as intended and came with directions!

Instructions would definitely be helpful. The black things between the tube do come out, if you look closely you will see a small opening for the string to pass thru... then just put the tubes together. I have not had opportunity to use it yet but I'm sure it will work fine. I will update this review when I get a chance to use it.

This product is literally held together by what looks to be dental floss. Product is in infancy on Shark Tank so I figured hopefully that this product will be better made. The one that I received is worthless.

Got the bug catcher today. Was almost ready to snap the connecting cord not understanding that it is supposed to be there. Had read the reviews showing the connecting tubes come with some unnecessary black caps at the end of the tubes. Who would have thought the attached black pieces were to be thrown away?Had to YouTube the assembly instructions and even on YouTube it didn't show the way to remove the black pieces .I sure hope if the string that connects the tubes and the bug catcher comes loose or breaks there is a way to replace it. This seems a bit flimsy. I probably should have waited many months after the product was shown on Shark Tank for it to be improved. But I detest cockroaches and every time I saw one would have to put a plastic cup on it until my husband, his majesty, dignified himself to throw it on the streets. Meanwhile, it could be hours of me watching the cup wondering if the roach would escape and spread its wings. Therefore I decided without a bit of hesitation to purchase the most expensive bug catcher which has a noble purpose of leaving potentially reincarnated family members alive that came to my house in the form of roaches.

I like to avoid killing bugs if I can, especially if they're a bit to big or fast to casually step on so I grabbed this. Within the week I had the perfect opportunity to test this and managed to catch this spider and safely release him outside far far far away from my house.

Definitely not a quality item. Cheap construction, super flimsy. Making a mint off of us nature lovers. Out of the box, the second you look at it, you see the black plugs in the handle sections need to be removed, so you pull them lineup the slot. You have to tap it to knock the bug out and each time I lightly tap it I’m afraid the flimsy toy will break. -the first day I removed 2 ladybugs, a stink bug, and a baby fly from my screened in porch. Was easy to use.

As someone who has always been deathly afraid of bugs, with roaches been at the top, this is such a life saver for me! When I say I have a phobia, I mean it, I can't even stand to be near them, dead or alive, and this little tool is so amazing, the fact that I can do critter clean up while being able to them literally at arms length is beyond amazing for me. I wish I could thank the investor myself, wish someone had invented this sooner