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Breaking the boundaries of common pest control.
Optigard® Flex liquid insecticide, with the active ingredient thiamethoxam features a non-repellent chemistry with flexible application methods that can control pests both indoors and outdoors.
One of the most popular food sources for many ant species is honeydew, which is produced by homopterous insects such as scales, aphids and mealy bugs that feed on landscape vegetation. To control these insects, apply Optigard Flex to either the soil beneath plants or to the foliage of plants. These non-repellent products move through the plant systemically to help control homopterous pests.
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08/20/2020
Cockroaches are known for being difficult to control, so customers expect thorough, effective solutions. Read more »
Ants are incredibly diverse and have adapted to virtually every surface on Earth. This diversity means a treatment strategy effective on one species is often completely useless on a different species — even at the same account. Read more »
07/22/2019
The advancement of ant baits has revolutionized ant management. Pest management professionals can now attain high levels of control by taking advantage of the biology of these social pests. Ants share resources through a “social stomach” as they pass nutrients through the colony via trophallaxis. Read more »
06/04/2019
Cockroaches are an important public health pest. They have been implicated in the transmission of several pathogenic organisms and can cause allergic reactions. Read more »
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