why does it say "pesticide" next to the product????
597142
It should say pesticide free next to the product and I believe that a mistake was made when putting the product on this site.
1416468
I have contacted the company to find out what the rest of the ingredients are. After all, if I am concerned about what I use in my garden, I should be entitled to know what is in it. This is the response I got: "Ingredients considered potentially hazardous are listed on the product label and on the MSDS. The unlisted ingredients are generally regarded as safe by the United States EPA. Unlisted ingredients are considered proprietary and are not generally disclosed. Complete formulation may be released directly to a doctor and/or medical authority when/if required. " To me this rings alarm bells! I ended up purchasing pure neem oil. You dilute it, just as you would this product concentrate. Neem oil is the only active ingredient here anyway. This way you do not have any undisclosed ingredients to deal with. I have obviously passed on purchasing this product.
426691
Well, I didn't see the warning label, but I do know that California has some weird laws that you need to follow in order to sell some things there. They have a list of chemicals that can cause harm (they do not note that there are safe levels of some of these chemicals, like lead for example) and if you have product that has any trace amounts on that list, the mfr has to put a warning somewhere. It is only California that has this legislation. Even the FDA has a 'safe" amount level for the chemicals. I know some companies only put the warning on California invoices in order not to scare everyone.
1827552
It's NOT listed as organic, so I'd consider it as conventional product, meaning it's the generic conventional methods, which can contain hormones, pesticides, toxins, etc., even if it's all natural. All natural means it doesn't have chemical additives; it doesn't mean it's organic. If you need to be free of all these things, look for an organic product made in USA.
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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.
1467479
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
1162558
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.
1533529
the item is marked with 0% deet / also listed under amazon product description
583356
While looking at the label, on the right side is a list of important info in English. The left side is in French. Now im just speculating here as to why they have placed French verbage on said label...but here goes.FRENCH PEOPLE HAVE ANIMALS !SOME PEOPLE SPEAK FRENCH !THE MAKER IS FRENCH, AND DOES NOT WANTTO LET GO OF HIS HERITAGE !OR as a complete "out there" idea.... The makers are trying to make this AMAZING PRODUCT available to more than just AMERICAN ANIMALS.Seriously? This was your question?....SMDH
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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.
2168190
Always read the label on a pesticide its the law call Bayer if you can't find answer.I know you have to be careful about the water running out of pot it has pesticide in it.
1508760
There are two different products. One organic and the other is not. The organic one cost a little more
255989
I think "no insecticides" is one of the selling points. There is no indication of insecticide on the product lable. By law, they would have to list any insecticides on the lable. There is really no need for them. The glue works great.
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Copied from their website as it's hard to read the tiny print. ACTIVE INGREDIENT 0.48% Fluazifop-P-Butyl. Here is their 800# to find out if there is concentrate, don't think so. 1-800-225-2883. This was off the market for a year due to EPA concerns; thankfully it's back. During that time, I had the option of using Fertilome which did come in concentrated form; it has the same active ingredient, but you should check it, should be on their website or call a local garden center. I just like the convenience of this spray bottle plus not all garden areas lend themselves to this (like where my day lilies are plus any grass you don't want to destroy). Hope this helps. Copied from their website as it's hard to read the tiny print. ACTIVE INGREDIENT 0.48% Fluazifop-P-Butyl. Here is their 800# to find out if there is concentrate, don't think so. 1-800-225-2883. This was off the market for a year due to EPA concerns; thankfully it's back. During that time, I had the option of using Fertilome which did come in concentrated form; it has the same active ingredient, but you should check it, should be on their website or call a local garden center. I just like the convenience of this spray bottle plus not all garden areas lend themselves to this (like where my... » Read More Copied from their website as it's hard to read the tiny print. ACTIVE INGREDIENT 0.48% Fluazifop-P-Butyl. Here is their 800# to find out if there is concentrate, don't think so. 1-800-225-2883. This was off the market for a year due to EPA concerns; thankfully it's back. During that time, I had the option of using Fertilome which did come in concentrated form; it has the same active ingredient, but you should check it, should be on their website or call a local garden center. I just like the convenience of this spray bottle plus not all garden areas lend themselves to this (like where my day lilies are plus any grass you don't want to destroy). Hope this helps. « Show Less
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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".
92221
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.
2090364
Good question! I did not see anything organization on their label that they made claim to. Perhaps you can call the company. I assume since it is grown wild that the word organic can be used instead of the strict requirements needed to use the labeling: "certified organic".