Imiprotrin

Description:

What is imiprotrin

Imiprotrin (CAS: 72963-72-5) is an insecticide from the group of pyrethroids, synthetic substances that mimic the action of natural insecticides such as pyrethrin. It is used to control household insects, including cockroaches, ants, crickets and scales. Imiprotrin affects the nervous system of insects, causing paralysis and death. It is characterized by a rapid “knockdown effect” – that is, almost instant paralysis upon contact with an insect.

Objects of impact:

Against cockroaches, ants, crickets and scalefish.

Formula:

Scope of application:

Insecticide

Connection class:

Pyrethroid

CAS:

72963-72-5

Form:

TC

The danger of imiprotrin to humans

Imiprotrin has moderate toxicity to humans, especially if inhaled in high concentrations or with prolonged exposure. The substance is generally safe when used according to the instructions, however, adverse reactions are possible.