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The Exterminators (Pvt) Ltd use
a few
types of termiticide that is used
worldwide including USA, Australia,
Singapore & Europe.
Approved & Registered
•
Control of Pesticides act 33 of
1980 & its amendments thereafter
•
World Health Organization
•
Environmental Protection
Authority-USA
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Australian Pesticides & Veterinary
Medicines Authority
•
AQIS- Australia have approved
premise termiticide
Termiticide Composition
The
Exterminators (Pvt) Ltd
has done this termiticide
composition by considering all
factors related
termiticide by studying the
MSDS,
Product Label & Product fact sheets
& also termiticide research carried
out by CSIRO, Dept of Health
Australia, World Intellectual
Property Organization Ohio State
University USA,
University of Kentuky USA & USA
Agriculture Department.
Please Note:
The
Exterminators (Pvt) Ltd
is NOT a importer/Distributor or a
agent of any of these termiticides
listed above.
TERMICIDES USED WORLD WIDE
Difference between repellent & a non
repellent termiticide:
Liquid Chemical Barriers work by
killing or repelling subterranean
termites before they enter the
structure.
Chlordane, Chlorpyrifos, BiFlex, are
examples of repellent chemicals -
some more repellent than others. The
newest liquid barrier chemical
treatments are designed to be
totally non-repellent to
subterranean termites.
This non-repellency factor is a
great attribute in subterranean
termite control. Imidachloprid
registered as
Premise or Fipronil Termiticide.
Termites are not repelled by it and
in most cases cannot even sense that
the chemical is present and will
contact it and die. Another
interesting attribute of Premise/
Fipronil Termiticide is that is
causes the
termites to stop feeding on wood and
to stop socializing with other
termites. Unlike repellent chemicals
which can cause termites to simply
move over a few feet from the
treated area and enter a new
untreated
area, areas where a natural
repellency occurs tend to drive the
termites farther away which results
in
better control. For this reason,
non-repellent liquid barrier
chemicals are becoming the standard
in
subterranean termite control -
especially for performing spot or
localized treatments.
Source: University of Entomology-
Kentucky USA |