Anti Mosquito Repeller

Welcome to the best anti mosquito repellent application on the market.
With this one application, you can deter and repel any and all mosquitoes that come within harms reach of your tender skin!
The app works by emitting ultrasonic, high frequency noises, undetectable by the human ear, which get into the heads of those pesky SOBs and drive them nuts! Scientific research has shown that mosquitoes CAN’T STAND certain sound wave frequencies and we have captured those frequencies and are passing them on to you so that you may live forever mosquito free! You can play with the different settings of sounds to create a favorite sound and you can also mix and blend repellent sounds to create your own, unique super repellent. You can also user the timer function to tell your app exactly how long you need it to run!
We advise you to keep the volume of your device as high as possible and to play with the frequencies in order to find the perfect sound combination and get maximum repelling bang for your buck!
The app is not 100% guaranteed to work on ALL mosquitoes but it will definitely work on most of them!
The sounds emitted by the repellent cause no detrimental effect to humans as the human ear cannot pick up any sound wave over 20KHZ.
Say goodbye to those pesky mosquitoes and may you never itch another mosquito bite again!
(This app does not actually repel mosquitoes or any other animals for that matter, it is a repellent simulator intended for use as a prank or joke and it will DEFINITELY provide hours of fun with those friends of your who aren't tech savvy!)
No product is 100% effective, so follow these tips to keep mosquitoes at bay:
Make sure you have screens on all your windows, get a nice big mosquito net to put around your bed.
Some kinds of mosquitoes are drawn to light, so turn off all unnecessary sources of lights, unless of course you use anti-mosquito candles or incense.
If you go outside in mosquito ridden areas, wear long pants and shirts, preferably made from a tight knit fabric.
Mosquitoes breed and live in bushes and shrubs as well as near open water like ponds or lakes so if you are planning on heading to such an area, make sure you follow the rules above, and bring your mosquito repellent!