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Bed Bug Information Clearinghouse

The information on these pages is intended to help states, communities, and consumers in efforts to prevent and control bed bug infestations. We want you to get the best information that’s available, so on this page you will find bed bug outreach materials from a variety of sources.

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How we choose what to include in the clearinghouse
 

The Bed Bug Information Clearinghouse currently includes only material from:

  • Federal agencies.
  • State and local governments.
  • Extension services.
  • Universities.

When reviewing material for inclusion in the Clearinghouse, we consider:

  • The accuracy of information.
  • The discussion on pesticides.
  • The appropriateness for the audience.
  • How well the information is communicated, i.e., clarity of language, graphics, layout.

Many of the materials referenced are copyrighted and as such may not be altered or modified. If you are interested in modifying the bed bug item for local, tailored use (such as by inserting contact information), contact the author for permission and an editable version.

DISCLAIMER: References to fact sheets, services, products or corporations in this resource list is for informational purposes and does not constitute an endorsement or preference by EPA. EPA neither endorses nor guarantees in any way the external organizations, services, advice, or products included in these website links. Further, EPA neither controls nor guarantees the accuracy, relevance, timeliness, or completeness of the information contained in non-EPA website links. This document is not intended to represent all the possible technologies and resources available.  

Bed Bugs

  • Learn about Bed Bugs
  • — Characteristics of Bed Bugs
  • — Finding Bed Bugs
  • Protecting Your Home
  • Protecting Yourself in Public Places
  • Getting Rid of Bed Bugs
  • — Do-it-yourself Bed Bug Control
  • — Pesticides to Control Bed Bugs
  • Bed Bug Information Clearinghouse
  • Bed Bug Product Search Tool
  • Finding Help with Bed Bug Problems
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Last updated on May 12, 2025
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