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"I did the math once and ordered immediately."
I spent $3,200 on wiring repairs last spring. Fugelyn costs $0.37 a day. I did the math once and ordered immediately.
— Rick M., Class A owner, Colorado
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6 Reasons $0.37 A Day Is The Easiest Money You Will Ever Spend On Your RV
One repair bill costs more than 24 years of Fugelyn protection. Here is the math RV owners wish they had seen sooner.
Get The BOGO Deal →What One Bad Season Costs 01
The average rodent repair bill is $1,500. The bad ones hit $3,200. Neither is covered by insurance.
Mice don't cause small damage. They chew wiring harnesses, shred insulation, and nest inside AC units. By the time you find it in April, the damage has been building since October.
A wiring harness replacement runs $800 to $1,500. AC unit damage starts at $1,200. If they reached the insulation behind the walls, add another $800 to $2,000 on top of that.
One bad storage season costs what most RV owners spend on three or four full camping trips.
Fugelyn costs $0.37 a day. One placement. The entire storage season covered.
"Several times they made it into our AC system — completely ruining all of the parts."
— Real RV owner, Forest River Forums
— Real RV owner, Forest River Forums
What Insurance Won't Tell You 02
Your RV insurance policy has three words buried in it: maintenance issue excluded.
Most RV owners assume their insurance covers rodent damage. It doesn't.
Rodent damage is classified as a maintenance issue by virtually every standard RV insurance policy. That means the full repair bill — every dollar of it — lands directly on you. No claim. No deductible. No coverage. Just an invoice.
The time to find this out is not in April standing next to a mechanic's estimate.
At $0.37 a day, Fugelyn costs less than your insurance deductible for a single claim — and it covers the damage your insurance never would.
"Rodent damage — not covered by insurance."
— Handwritten note on a real RV repair invoice
— Handwritten note on a real RV repair invoice
The Daily Cost Comparison 03
You spend more than $0.37 a day on things that protect far less.
A campsite costs $45 a night. An RV storage fee runs $50 to $150 a month. A tank of gas for the tow vehicle costs $80 to $120.
None of those expenses make you hesitate. None of them protect the rig itself from the single most common and expensive storage-season damage it faces.
Fugelyn costs $0.37 a day — less than a bottle of water, less than a cup of coffee, less than the electricity bill for the RV's battery tender during storage.
You are already spending money to maintain and protect this investment. This is the cheapest line item on that list by a significant margin.
"Wish I had known about this sooner."
— Real RV owner, iRV2 Forums
— Real RV owner, iRV2 Forums
When You Find Out vs. When It Happened 04
The damage starts in October. You find out in April. That gap is six months of compounding repair cost.
Mice don't cause one event. They cause a progression. Entry in week one. Nesting in week two. Chewing begins in week three. By month two the wiring is compromised. By month four the insulation is gone.
Every week of unprotected storage is another week of damage accumulating invisibly behind your walls, under your floor, inside your AC unit.
When you open the door in April you are not seeing fresh damage. You are seeing six months of it.
Fugelyn stops the progression at week one — before entry, before nesting, before a single wire gets chewed. The entire repair bill is prevented, not just reduced.
"Opened it in April. The damage had clearly been there for months."
— Real RV owner, RV.net Forums
— Real RV owner, RV.net Forums
What The BOGO Actually Means 05
First order is buy one get one free. That is two full storage seasons for the price of one.
One Fugelyn pack covers 90 days — the entire standard storage season. The BOGO offer on your first order means you get two packs at the price of one.
Pack one goes in the rig this October. Pack two covers next season — or goes in the tow vehicle, or under the dinette for extra coverage, or into a friend's rig.
Two seasons of protection. One purchase. $0.37 a day spread across both.
Compare that to one repair bill. The math does not require a calculator.
"Should have done this years ago."
— Real RV owner, Grand Design Forums
— Real RV owner, Grand Design Forums
What The Guarantee Removes 06
If it does not work, you pay nothing. That makes this a zero-risk decision.
Fugelyn comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee. If you place it, store your rig, and are not satisfied — for any reason — you get your money back.
That means the only way you lose money on this decision is if you don't make it and pay a repair bill instead.
The guarantee removes the last reason to wait. You are not risking $0.37 a day. You are risking nothing — while your unprotected rig risks everything it faces during five months of unattended storage.
Place it before you lock up. If it does not work, ask for your money back. That is the entire downside.
"No risk to try it. Huge risk not to."
— Real RV owner, AirForums
— Real RV owner, AirForums
From RV owners who made the switch after seeing the math:
Based on post-purchase survey of verified Fugelyn customers
96%said the price was the easiest decision they made for their RV that year
91%said one protected season paid for years of future protection in avoided repairs
93%opened their first protected spring to zero signs of rodent activity
89%said they wished they had started sooner
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One repair bill costs more than years of Fugelyn protection. The math only goes one way.
First order is buy one get one free. Two seasons. One purchase. $0.37 a day.
- ✓ $0.37/day — less than a cup of coffee
- ✓ 90-day continuous protection from one placement
- ✓ Not covered by your insurance — this is
- ✓ 30-day money-back guarantee
- ✓ Plant-based — no poison, no chemicals
This product is designed to help repel rodents and is not guaranteed to eliminate an existing infestation. Results may vary. Terms and conditions apply.
Real reviews from RV owners
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"Nobody told me before."
My insurance agent told me rodent damage wasn't covered after the fact. Nobody told me before. Fugelyn would have cost me less than one day of the repair bill.
— Dave T., fifth wheel owner, Michigan
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"Ordered the same day."
I hesitated because it seemed too simple. Then I added up what one bad season would cost. Ordered the same day.
— Gary S., travel trailer owner, Wisconsin
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"That was the moment it became obvious."
The BOGO deal meant I got two seasons for what I spend on one tank of gas. That was the moment it became obvious.
— Tom K., Class C owner, Ohio
