emamectin benzoate insecticide 50 WG /0.5 EC /5% SC/5% WDG/10% WDG/95% TC Used for vegetable crops, fruit trees and cash crops

1. This product is used to control Spodoptera litura and tobacco budworm on tobacco. Apply pesticide at the peak stage of young larvae before pest dispersion. Spray evenly on both upper and lower leaf surfaces. It is recommended to apply in the early morning or late evening for better efficacy. Spray uniformly at an interval of 8–10 days, with 2 consecutive applications. For tobacco budworm control, apply before larvae reach the 3rd instar, spraying evenly on both sides of leaves.
2. The pre-harvest interval on tobacco is 21 days, and the maximum application frequency is 3 times per growing season.
3. Do not apply pesticide on windy days or if rainfall is expected within 1 hour.

This product acts by blocking nerve signal transmission of pests, causing paralysis and death. It features contact and stomach poisoning effects with a long residual period.

1. To prevent pest resistance, it is recommended to alternate use with other insecticides of different action mechanisms.
2. This product is highly toxic to bees and birds, and extremely toxic to fish and silkworms. Prohibited for use during the flowering period of blooming plants. Keep a close watch on surrounding bee colonies during application. Do not use near sericulture houses and mulberry fields, or in areas where natural enemies such as Trichogramma are released.
3. Keep away from rivers, ponds and other water bodies during application. It is forbidden to wash application equipment in water bodies such as rivers and ponds. Dispose of residual liquid and used containers properly; do not reuse or discard randomly.
4. Do not mix this product with Chlorothalonil or Ziram.
5. Wear a mask, gloves and protective clothing during application. Do not eat, drink or smoke while applying. Wash hands and face thoroughly immediately after application.
6. Keep the product away from children, pregnant women and lactating women.

Poisoning symptoms: Headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, general convulsions or spasms, coma, shock and ataxia.

Doctors shall first identify the main cause of poisoning. This is a compound insecticide:

• In case of inhalation: Move the victim to a well-ventilated area.
• In case of skin contact or eye splashing: Rinse thoroughly with plenty of clean water for at least 15 minutes.
• In case of accidental ingestion: Take the product label and send the patient to hospital immediately.

• If poisoning is mainly caused by beta-cypermethrin, there is no specific antidote. Gastric lavage is allowed for large-dose ingestion; do not induce vomiting.
• If poisoning is mainly caused by abamectin, induce vomiting orally and administer ipecac syrup or ephedrine to the patient. Do not induce vomiting or give anything orally to unconscious patients.

Store in a dry, cool, ventilated and rainproof place with lock protection. Keep away from children and unauthorized personnel. Do not store or transport together with food, beverages, grain and feed.

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