Product description is confusing -- So is it a pesticide or isn't it?
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It is not poisonous, but yes it does kill unwanted bugs/ critters and yes there are natural items that kill bugs
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Yes it's a pesticide and affective. As long as you follow the instructions exactly
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Sorry to tell you my friend this product is horrible it doesn't work and it leaves a horrible smell afterwards.
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It is! But I suggest pay a regular pesticide service and keep control with this product. Is what we did with my family.
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The ingredients in this product should be clearly labeled on the actual spray container. It actually is not "my" ingredient list ... I am not the manufacturer only purchased it once myself. Hope this clears up any confusion you might have.
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sorry, don't know, was actually looking for another product to kill bugs, cedercide
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It's in powdered form so it depends on your intended purpose. If you use as pesticide then take in consideration how you plan to apply it. A little amount does go a long way. The powder is so fine and can easily be overconsumed.
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I wouldn't trust this product since it seems to be mislabeled. Imidacloprid is a serious insecticide & according to the literature I've read it's effective against carpenter ants, fleas, etc., but not as effective as fipronil, which I can couch for. In any case, it's even more toxic to bees and should be used with great care. Before buying anything like this it pays to do a lot of research.
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No it just says no additives or preservatives. So I doubt that it's pesticide free, thankfully no tomatoes are GMO.
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It is not labeled organic so that should be a red flag. Other than that I do not know.
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I am so confused on this product. What ever is in this product???? Does NOT work to kill anything I found out so far!!!
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If its not USDA certified organic, you will never know. Do the percentages really matter? If something is 90% organic but has 10% pesticides, mercury, arsenic, etc. -the point is its not organic. Take the manufacturers word for what they say is in it.
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My bottle also is the same as that pictured. Probably the only reason the CS is used in the heading is that the ingredient is similar the branded product Demand CS. From another website: "Cyonara Insecticide with 9.7% Lamda-Cyhalothrin is the same active ingredient as the popular Demand CS Insecticide, but less expensive. Cyonara 9.7 perimeter and surface spray uses advanced Sigma Technology and gentle pyrethroids to quickly eliminate turf, ornamental, and lawn pests, and other nuisance pests. Cyonara 9.7 lasts up to several months, even at considerably low use rates".
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I believe the active ingredient is Bifenthrin, not sure if you can get Diazinon now. It did the trick for us when we lived in a rural area.
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This product is a Doterra product. I am not sure why the ingredient area lists that.
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I thought you had purchased it already. Every pesticide has a "specimen label" that is a copy of what is on the container. All specimen labels are available via internethttp://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/msds/Super%20Concentrate%20Killzall%20Approved%203-6-13.pdfhope this helps
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this company got a rating E. Twinings teas all got an A, the highest rating. Celestial, specifically sleeptime teas, were found to have a dangerous level of pesticides. this is news to me....i LOVE this stuff and was just about to buy a crap load of it. but here you go:http://www.examiner.com/article/dangerously-high-pesticide-levels-found-celestial-seasonings-teas
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I just want to point out that there are products out there with USDA organic label, yet still have some type of chemical. Not all, but many. Always read the ingredients to make sure and keep a lookout for words you never heard of. Companies use different words to hide their chemicals.
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Description says treated with insect shield. A quick google search revealed it is permethrin. So, the answer is a definitive yes.
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I was worrying the same thing. So went to there website. The Gas chromatographic (very detailed) and MSDS information it link to the product listing. http://www.planttherapy.com/pdf/oreganogcms.pdf