What are the active ingredients in these traps (is Imidacloprid in them)? The image doesn't allow me to see that part of the package in detail.
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The description says the trap uses pheromone and floral lures. Those are chemical versions of the scents that attract beetles to each other and to flowers. The beetles fly to the bag, fall in and stay there until they die. There are no toxic substances involved in this method of "getting rid of" pests.
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The ingredient info is only on the box and I already threw that away. It's definitely not an "active" ingredient. Sorry, I can't help but now I am curious what you are asking about. May try to look into it myself... Good luck
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Thanks to all - the traps are new (I assume) as I just received them from Amazon. It may have been stored in the heat during the shipping process. I will try steaming it apart.
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Sorry, can't help you. Apparently the ingredients were on the brochure or box which I threw away. I can tell you it works. I will purchase it again.
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package says "(S)-Methoprene 8.62%' other ingredients 91.38%. I really like these because they SINK...and my ducks and chickens and dogs and goats are not tempted to play with them....so only get the diluted dose. And very effectice against mosquitos.
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Capsaicin is listed on container as active ingredient. Test sprayed the product & from the smell, I would agree with description.
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I'm not sure, but sounds like a new packaging of the same product. Talprid worms are the most widely recommended for dealing with moles, so, I would guess you would be getting the same product. Companies are always changing the packaging to create more attractive advertising. Read the instructions of each box and I would guess they would say the same thing for getting rid of moles.
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Mine were not sticky enough flat, I did have better luck with the traps folded into tubes. But finally went to the nuclear option with rodenticide laced bait at my camp search 1412718573. At home I prefer the cat option (I think the cat smell deters the brighter critters).
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36 Traps per order. They have niice large surface and are very sturdy. I use them to keep down spider population. There are almost exactly the kind that Terminex uses for pest control in your home. I am sure they would would even catch a mouse. I put two in every room in the house. Kitchen and bathrooms are places all critters like to frequent for food and water. Spiders come out more after dark, as do mice too.T
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The active ingredient in this product is acetamiprid and as far as I know is most commonly used directly on the foliage. It is a systemic neonicotinoid but unlike others in its class it does not remain viable for more than a few weeks in soil. If you want to use something that gets from the soil to the roots and into the leaves, consider another in the same class like imidacloprid. It is similar to this product in its activity against pests but lasts much longer and is definitely used effectively for soil application around the tree.
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The beetle trap came with one lure packet. The film over the scent lure is peeled away and then attached to the fins by placing the packet into slots in the fins. The box has directions to indicate this. I have noticed that multiple tree and plant nurseries in my area carry these traps as well as the lure packets. Good luck, these traps work well as I'm looking forward to another year of using the two I have.
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If you "roll over" the image on the web page it lists the active ingredient as Bifenthrin 0.115 percent. They also sell (or have relabeled) a product as Home Defense MAX that has the same amount of Bifenthrin. A little sneaky there if you don't read labels.
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These are all natural and sold over the counter, how could they be on the illegal drug list. Better call your DR and ask.
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There are no other insecticides in the Bayer product. I don't have a container left over from last year to look at but it's easy to get a close-up of the label on Amazon and it is all listed on the front label. This is a very effective product.
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You know, I don't really remember how I had to unpack them. Seems to me, though, there was paper between them. I don't think it was supposed to be sticky paper - it just stuck to the traps due to the heat Summer or something. If you think pulling the paper off damages the slickness of the traps, you can repair it by applying talcum powder to the surface of the traps. That much I remember for certain.
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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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Yes, there were 4 traps that arrived in one package. Once I opened the packaging there were 4 traps in there, although it didn't initially seem there were going to be 4 in the little package.I do want to tell you I have caught 8 loose gerbils with them (don't ask) but two of them died because I think they were in the traps too long. So I want to stress that the traps need to be checked frequently if you want a live rodent. Good luck.