STUN 18.3sc insecticide public health suspension concentrate

Before Using a Pesticide

• Must be used by professionals
• Read the label thoroughly
• Be familiar with all precautions
• Be familiar with First Aid information
• Put on the proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

• STUN 18.3SC Insecticide Public Health Suspension Concentrate is a formulation typically used to control a variety of pests in public health settings, such as mosquitoes, flies, and other vectors of diseases. It’s important to note that the product might have specific regulations and application guidelines depending on the region. Here’s a breakdown of what this product generally entails:

  Active Ingredient:

  • The active ingredient is typically a form of insecticide that targets the nervous system of pests, disrupting their normal function. Insecticides like these are often used in the control of vector-borne diseases like malaria, dengue, and Zika virus by targeting mosquitoes.

  Formulation:

  • Suspension concentrate (SC) means that the active ingredient is suspended in a liquid concentrate.
  • This formulation needs to be diluted before application, often with water, depending on the manufacturer’s guidelines.

  Usage:

  • Public health applications: It is used in areas like public spaces, hospitals, homes, and other environments where controlling pest populations is critical for public health.
  • It can be applied to areas where pests are likely to congregate, such as surfaces or standing water.

  Application Methods:

  • Spraying: Typically, this type of insecticide is applied using mist blowers or sprayers for wide-area treatments, or even targeted treatments for smaller areas.
  • Larvicidal treatment: The product might also be used to treat water bodies to control the larvae of mosquitoes and other pests.

  Safety Considerations:

  • Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions for application and safety.
  • Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), such as gloves, masks, or protective clothing when handling the concentrate or spraying.