High Quality DDVP EC Insecticide Liquid Quality Pest Control Acaricide

Technical Requirements: During application, first secure several thin ropes in the upper space of the warehouse. Dip small cloth strips or burlap strips into the emulsifiable concentrate, or pour the concentrate onto the strips, and hang them on the ropes. To promote uniform diffusion of dichlorvos, hang more strips in various locations within the warehouse. After application, close all doors and windows tightly and maintain closure for 3–5 days. Do not apply if rain is expected within 2 hours. Apply during the peak egg hatching period to the early larval stage for leaf-eating pests, loopers, small leaf rollers, cabbage worms, geometrids, and armyworms, and at the initial outbreak period for aphids. Dilute with water and spray evenly. Product Performance: This product is an organophosphorus insecticide with fumigant, stomach, and contact action. It features rapid knockdown, short residual activity, and no residue. It is suitable for pest control on various crops, in warehouses, and for public health pests. Precautions: Do not mix with alkaline pesticides or other substances. This product may cause phytotoxicity to sorghum and roses, and is relatively sensitive to corn, legumes, melon seedlings, and willow trees. Avoid spray drift onto these crops during application to prevent damage. Wear protective clothing, a mask, and gloves during use. Avoid contact with skin. Do not eat, drink, or smoke while applying the product. Wash hands and face thoroughly after application. This product is toxic to bees, aquatic organisms such as fish, and silkworms. Avoid impacting nearby bee colonies. Do not use during the flowering period of bee-attractive crops, or near silkworm rearing areas and mulberry fields. Apply away from aquaculture areas and do not clean application equipment in rivers, ponds, or other water bodies. Pre-harvest intervals: 5 days for vegetables (7 days in winter), 6 days for tea, and 7 days for other crops. Maximum number of applications per season: 2 times for vegetables, 1 time for tea and other crops. Special attention must be paid to the safety of adults and children when used for indoor (especially residential) public health pest control. It is recommended to rotate with other insecticides having different mechanisms of action. First Aid Measures for Poisoning: Symptoms of poisoning may include coma, convulsions, pulmonary edema, etc. If inhaled: Move the patient to fresh air. If in contact with skin or eyes: Rinse thoroughly with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes. If swallowed: Induce vomiting promptly and perform gastric lavage. Take the patient to a hospital immediately along with this label for reference. Treatment is primarily with atropine; cholinesterase reactivators should be used sparingly and chosen as appropriate. Discontinuation of atropine should not be too early, and cardiac and hepatic monitoring are advised. Storage and Transportation: Store in a dry, cool, well-ventilated area protected from rain, away from fire sources or heat. Keep out of reach of children and locked. Do not store or transport together with food, beverages, feed, or other commodities. Used containers should be handled properly, not repurposed for other uses, and not discarded arbitrarily.