I don't have much information about Bug-a-roo Inc., but I do know their address: 3405 Main Street in Dallas, Texas. (Note: I have recently found a Bug-a-roo TV lamp with a different label, the address listed as, Pacific at Live Oak, P.O. Box 239, Dallas, Texas, Pat. Pend. Their products are often marked Bug-a-roo The Miracle Lamp, but some designs are labeled, MiraKil Bug Killer by Bug-a-roo, Inc., or Lite-N-Bug by Bug-a-roo. The focus of their production and years of operation are unknown. They probably had their ceramics out-sourced, but the lamps give no clue as to their origin. I must get to the bottom of this mystery!

	value:  rarity: Now for something completely different!  Clearly the product of a civilization superior to our own, "The Miracle Lamp" by Bug-a-roo could rid your home of bugs and serve as a TV lamp, nursery lamp, porch lamp or sick-room vaporizer.  It's 8¾" tall.
	Back view. Besides the deep green shown here, this style of Bug-a-roo lamp has also been found in gray and chartreuse.
	Here's the Bug-a-roo label that proclaims it to be "The Miracle Lamp".  I have tested its miracle credentials, rubbing it while chanting,   "bring Elvis back... bring Elvis back..."  If he shows, you'll get the scoop right here at tvlamps.net!
	Pretty cool on/off switch, eh?
	It even has a view-window to show you that the light is on! (?) Gee, I thought for sure The King would materialize.  After-all, it does have a crown on it!
	In the event that you've misplaced yours, here's the pamphlet that was included with Bug-a-roo lamps.  (front page shown) Due to the poor condition of the original, I've done a good bit of restoration with Photoshop. (original shown here)
	Inside pages of pamphlet.
	Back page.
	Here's a different style of Bug-a-Roo, this one marketed as the MiraKill Bug Killer by Bug-a-roo. I have one of these in pink that I'll take photos of to post here... just as soon as I can find it! Photo courtesy of Blake from San Antonio.