Is this considered an "organic" insecticide?
1003778
yes-- it is a naturally occurring organism and does not affect humans or non-insect beings.
1003779
I don't know that it would be organic but it is considered a safe insecticide when considering toxic chemicals. It is an organism from the ground and I don't know if they do anything special to the ground that it comes from or if it is even grown in earth for manufacturing purposes. It is used in organic farming.
1003780
Yes it is, it worked great for me and very satisfied. Will buy more in near future
1003781
It is not registered as an organic insecticide, Mycotrol O by the same manufacture is registered organic.
793866
Yes it work well as an organic insecticide. A little goes a long way and rinse before eating unless you like the taste consistency of chaulk.
2189041
These chia seeds are not organic, however Healthworks does offer organic chia seeds. The label "pesticide-free" is used by farmers who don't use synthetic herbicides, insecticides, or fungicides, much like organic farmers. Many people who don't want to spend the extra money to get organic, and for them the pesticide free is fine. Some prefer the pureness and strict guidelines of organic and thus why there is a choice.Thanks,Healthworks
135113
I checked the package. It says it is a "natural" food item... you could call the farm.. It does NOT say Organic on package so..I assume it is not
1650059
Yes, it is organic and it works great. I have been pleased with the results.
1384001
The diatomaceous earth is only 77.69% of the mixture, the other 22.31% is "other" unspecified ingredients. The label DOES say it is BAITED Insect Control Powder. The front label has the "KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN" thing. The back label on the right side at very top reads "Precautionary Statements - HAZARDS TO HUMANS & DOMESTIC ANIMALS. Caution: moderate eye irritation. Avoid contact with eyes. Avoid breathing dust. Use adequate ventilation. Wear suitable dusty mask when using this product during prolonged exposure." The "Starage & Disposal" says, "Do not contaminate water, food or feed by storage or disposal." The next line reads "PESTICIDE Storage - Store in cool dry area away from heat or open flame and inaccessible to children and pets." There is even a warning not to reuse the container. Also from personal experience you Do Not want to expose electronics or polished plastic surfaces - it will damage the inside of electronics & ruin the finish on some plastic surfaces. There IS "food grade" 100% diatomaceous earth, but this product IS NOT it. Although it makes up the majority, whatever the "other" ingredients are qualifies it as a pesticide. If you want food grade make sure it plainly states it, it's not baited & it doesn't have warnings or pesticide storage & disposal cautionary statements.
789592
It is! But I suggest pay a regular pesticide service and keep control with this product. Is what we did with my family.
1062302
I use it daily and I am very sensitive to chemicals and pesticides and I have no problem with it. thus, I feel it is truly organic. It is very fine pwoder so it dissolves quickly in juice/water. It gives me energy.
2234282
I'm not sure. It doesn't say anything about it being certified organic on the bottle.
2190933
No. It's a fungicide that kills fungal diseases like molds and blights. Doesn't kill bugs or worms.
1543964
I don't use any chemical on or around my garden and plants. I eat them and feed them to my children. Some fertilizer, but natural. No insecticides. And they came that way...they didn't end up that way.
1798399
It does not state "organic" on the package (I searched), however it's from the Vermont woods and I don't think people would be going out into the woods and spraying poisons. That said, I don't know.
1694019
There is no information on the package that it is organic; so I suppose it is not.
1459014
I realize the package does not say organic. I guess I wonder if the kosher status would indicate chemical free?
1655272
There is a label on the bag the lavender came in that states the company name "Moyishi" and says "new and fresh" and "100% organic" but that claim is t backed up by a certification, it's just printed on the label. There's no mention of whether or not pesticides were used to grow this product (or if so, what kind). For that you'd have to contact the seller. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
1052585
I do not believe these products are considered organic, it depends on your state agriculture guidelines. They are pesticide free!
1888166
There is nothing on the packaging to indicate if organic or not. I suggest you go to there website, you might find the answer there. It's a very informative site