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Bed bugs look different depending on their stage of life. They are very small and hard to see. No matter what life stage the bed bug is in, they are tiny and during their egg and early nymph stages they are whitish or even translucent. When a bed bug has not eaten in a while they are flat and about the same rough size, shape and even color of an apple seed.

Bed bugs are a potentially serious pest for people, but they can be confused for other insects. In order to provide the right and most effective treatments, bed bugs must be correctly identified and found. If even one batch of bed bugs is missed, a whole new infestation can occur.

Ehrlich Technicians have received specialized training to properly identify bed bugs in all of their life stages.

Think you have bed bugs? Need help determining for sure? Call Ehrlich today at (888) 976-4649 for advice and to schedule a FREE bed bug inspection of your home or business.

Bed bugs are about the size of an apple seed and are mahogany or brownish in color. They change color throughout the course of their life. Eggs are very small elongated shapes that are whitish or almost translucent. After they hatch bed bugs are considered nymphs and their early stages they are also white, but get darker with each segment of their life cycle.

There are some other insects that resemble bed bugs. Some of them can bite like bed bugs, but mostly they are parasites or pests for certain animals. These include:

If you even think that you might have bed bugs in your home, don't waste another minute. Find out for sure by calling for a free bed bug inspection from an Ehrlich Technician by calling 1-800-837-5520 or contact us online.

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