BEAPCO Bed Bug Detector Interceptors

Standard

Best for round bed and sofa legs

$17.73$4.43 each

Price from our latest catalog update. Checkout, delivery and returns happen at our retail partner.

No chemicals in the cupA slick wall does the work
4-pack$4.43 each, 4-pack
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What you get

Packs of 4.

How to use it

Set one cup under each leg of the bed, with the leg in the center well.
Pull the bed a few inches away from the wall and the nightstand, so the legs are the only way up.
Tuck the sheets and blanket in: nothing should hang down to the floor.
Keep the inside wall clean and dry: a slick wall is what holds a bug in the cup.
Check and clean the cups every week; tip them into a smooth plastic tub to see what they caught.

How many you need

One cup under each leg: a frame on four legs takes four, one with a center support takes six or more. These are standard cups; a square or wide leg needs an XL cup.

Count the cups for your home.

Ribbed outer wall and a reinforced base plate

Ribbed plastic on the outside gives a bug something to grip on the way up, and the smooth inner channel gives it nothing on the way out. Each cup measures 6.5 by 6 by 3 inches. The box holds four, which covers the four legs of one bed or one piece of furniture.

Big beds and heavy dressers crack thin plastic, and the maker answers that with a thicker, reinforced base plate under each cup. You set one under every leg and look into the well when you change the sheets. The maker lists hotels, dorms and nursing homes as places the cups are used, alongside homes and apartments.

BEAPCO Bed Bug Detector Interceptors is part of the Bed Bug Blocker selection, on the interceptor cups shelf.

Side by side
Feature	BEAPCO Bed Bug Detector Interceptors	EcoPest Bed Bug Blocker Pro Interceptors	ShieldFlex TruGuard X Interceptors	EcoPest Bed Bug Blocker XL Interceptors
Cup size	Standard	Standard	Standard	XL
Packs	4	4, 8, 12	8, 12	4, 8
Each, from	$4.43	$2.92	$2.50	$6.00
Rating	4.2 (579)	4.3 (9,656)	4.3 (1,959)	4.4 (1,824)
Price	$17.73	from $17.99	from $25.99	from $28.99
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How to set out the BEAPCO Bed Bug Detector Interceptors follows the EPA and Texas A&M's extension service: one cup under each leg, the bed pulled off the wall, a look every week.

This is general information about keeping bed bugs out of a bed, not pest control or medical advice. A licensed pest professional, your doctor and the maker's own instructions come first.

What the public sources say

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, "What is a bed bug interceptor?". Explains that bed bugs climb slippery vertical walls poorly, puts a cup under each bed post with the bed off the walls and no bedding on the floor, counts at least 12 cups for a two-bedroom apartment, and cleans them at least once a month. Read October 30, 2026.
U.S. EPA, "Do-it-yourself Bed Bug Control". Says to set interceptors under each leg of infested furniture, move it a few inches off the walls with no linens touching the floor, check and clean the interceptors every week, keep inspecting at least every 7 days, and use covers that seal mattresses and box springs so bed bugs inside die. Read October 30, 2026.

Each of these sources is linked in our guide on interceptor cups.

Questions

What Bed Bug Blocker shoppers ask about the BEAPCO Bed Bug Detector Interceptors

Will the BEAPCO Bed Bug Detector Interceptors fit your bed legs?

The BEAPCO Bed Bug Detector Interceptors is a standard cup, for round and slim legs. If the foot of your leg is square or wider than the well of the BEAPCO Bed Bug Detector Interceptors, take an XL cup instead.

How many BEAPCO Bed Bug Detector Interceptors do you need?

One under each leg of each bed. You can buy the BEAPCO Bed Bug Detector Interceptors in 4-packs. The 4-pack works out to $4.43 a cup at our latest update.

How often should you check the BEAPCO Bed Bug Detector Interceptors?

Every week, as the EPA advises for interceptors. Tip each BEAPCO Bed Bug Detector Interceptors cup into a smooth plastic tub, look at what it held, and set it back under its leg.