What are the "insecticidal toxins" listed in the active ingredients?
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The active ingredient is Bti, ( Bacillus thuringiensis subspecies Israelensis) the bacteria is registered with EPA and the strain is BMP 144 the solids, spores and insecticidal toxins is the Bti. This is the way the USEPA wants the active ingredient to be listed on the label. There are no other toxins in the product besides the bacteria Bti. All other ingredients are inert or none active
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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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ACTIVE INGREDIENT: guaifenesin 400 mgretain carton for complete information.I did not retain carton.Sorry!
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The list of ingredients only says 10% Permethrin and 90% inactive ingredients; however I would think that the 90% has at least some petroleum distillates. In the toxicity statements it states that if the product is swallowed NOT to give milk or other products that have fat because that would allow the lipophilic action of the product to get absorbed into the body quicker. The lipophilic properties are most likely do to some type of organic solvent. Could be petroleum distillates or some other fat loving solvent (vegetable oil for example).
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Chloroxylenol 4.8% /listed as an antiseptic. Inactive ingredients, caramel, castor oil soap, isopropyl alcohol (12%), pine oil, and water. This stuff works great as a insect repellent!
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Reading the ingredient label, I see no toxins listed and it is safe to use around children and pets, as stated on label. Hope this helps
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It says, active ingredients ichthammol 20%. Inactive ingredients anhydrous lanolin and amber petrolatum.
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Not sure of the ingredients but would suggest you wear a mask, but we find the product knocks em' dead. We spray every 3 months and are bugless. Good luck to you!
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Tolnaftate (which seems to include the toxin toluene, as do some other antifungals) appears to be the active ingredient, according to information on drugs.com at http://www.drugs.com/cdi/dr-scholl-s-fungal-nail-management-kit-cream-kit.html It seems especially important to note that it should not be used on small children or if you are pregnant, planning to become pregnant, or are breast-feeding, and contact with the eyes must be avoided.
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Tolnaftate (which seems to include the toxin toluene, as do some other antifungals) appears to be the active ingredient, according to information on drugs.com at http://www.drugs.com/cdi/dr-scholl-s-fungal-nail-management-kit-cream-kit.html It seems especially important to note thatit should not be used on small children or if you are pregnant, planning to become pregnant, or are breast-feeding, and contact with the eyes must be avoided.
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The active ingredient is: Anas barbariae ...To reduce the duration and severity of flu-like symptoms 200CK HPUS. The letters HPUS indicate that this ingredient is officially included in the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States.
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call their hotline 1800-275-1414, there are no active ingredients listed, it does contain a pesticide, but we have used on our three dogs for several years with no apparent side effects. you can go to most pet chain stores to see the product to read the label with its warnings
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It contains Pyrethrin (0.012%) which is the active ingredient that will work as a contact killer for caterpillars. Safer Brand also has Safer® Brand Caterpillar Killer which relies on a bacteria which will kill the catepillers, as well as a caterpillar dust. But if you are seeing the caterpillars right now, the spray will work as a contact killer.
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Active Ingredient: 1.3% Nylar Note this will not kill .. you will need an insecticide along with the igr.
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Paraben free, no toxin's ... We will update the website with more specific information soon. Thank you for your questions.
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Don't know the exact chemistry butI do not believe it contains insecticides which is one of the reasons I purchased it. The active ingredient is as you said is a bacilus (BT) which attacks and kills the larvae of several kinds of catapillers. I can tell you it absolutely works on the Sweet Broom moth larvae. In less than a week a total infestation was gone and healthy growth resumed. I think it is recommended for every two or three weeks but the concentration is 1-2 tbs/gallon so it goes a long way. Also seems to be effective on tomato worms/larvae. Good luck!
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I cannot answer your specific question but I can tell you that I took this product to my family doctor for him to read the ingredients in it. His answer was that there was nothing in the product that is harmful and if it works if was o.k. to use the product. It does work successfully and in 7 days the tick bite area was gone.