This says Martin's Permethrin in the heading, but Durvet's Permethrin in the item description. Which is it?
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Mine was Martin's, I think they might send whatever they have in the warehouse.....
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GeriCare is what is on the bottle. It is also stated on the bottle that is is NOT manufactured by Bayer.
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The list of ingredients only says 10% Permethrin and 90% inactive ingredients; however I would think that the 90% has at least some petroleum distillates.In the toxicity statements it states that if the product is swallowed NOT to give milk or other products that have fat because that would allow the lipophilic action of the product to get absorbed into the body quicker. The lipophilic properties are most likely do to some type of organic solvent. Could be petroleum distillates or some other fat loving solvent (vegetable oil for example).
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Contains Deltamethrin [(s)-alpha-cyano-3-phenoxybenzyl-(1R,3R)-3-(2-2 dibromovinyl)-2,2-dimethyl cyclopropanecarboxylate] (0.05%) and other ingredients (99.95%)Ideal replacement for Dursban and Diazanon19 oz. shaker canFor indoor and outdoor use
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Permethrin. I believe it can go through up to 70 washings or so and still be effective.
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The one I bought is TR65 Surgical Steel and it runs through the handle as well! Love this knife!!!
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I did not see that one in the ingredients and I checked on the website for this product. www.drohhiraprobiotics.com
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It should say pesticide free next to the product and I believe that a mistake was made when putting the product on this site.
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yes, permethrin is a great choice to add to the water you make this with. if spraying dogs bedding, etc then use the 10% permethrin stuff. I also recommend k9 advantix 2 for the dogs. I had a terrible infestation and it was not until I did a 3 way action of using this Martins IGR mixed with permithrin and water sprayed inside and out, under and around house and yard, sprayed bedding area carpets, etc. plus put k9 advantix 2 on the dogs that I got the problem under control. Here is a link to the 10% permethrin: http://smile.amazon.com/Martins-Permethrin-10%25-Indoor-Outdoor/dp/B001EVKCKM/
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The CDC recommends using Permethrin sprayed on "clothing and gear", as Kason Goodrich has already advised. Be certain to follow the manufacturer's instructions regarding dilution. Thank you Kason!
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From Wikipedia, "Permethrin is a common synthetic chemical, widely used as an insecticide, acaricide, and insect repellent. It belongs to the family of synthetic chemicals called pyrethroids and functions as a neurotoxin, affecting neuron membranes by prolonging sodium channel activation. It is not known to rapidly harm most mammals or birds, but is dangerously toxic to cats[1][2] and fish. In general, it has a low mammalian toxicity and is poorly absorbed by skin"
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Hi - The 'insect shield' refers to the mosquito net having been pre-treated with an insect repellent spray (usually the spray called Permethrin). Using this type of bug spray on clothing, gear, etc. is safer (less damaging to clothing/fabric) than products that contain Deet. Search for the Sawyer Premium Permethrin Clothing Insect Repellent Trigger Spray to read more about this type of product. If you are going hiking into the deep woods or in areas where there is a chance for high insect contact, getting the insect shield is worth it. You could, however, also buy the permethrin separately and just spray the mosquito net on your own to give it the same protection. Generally, the permethrin product will last on clothing/fabric for up to six machine washes. It really all depends on what you're using the net for and whether or not there is value in buying something like the product Permethrin separately so you can use it more often and use it on other items beyond the netting. Personally, I purchased the one with the insect shield (and also purchased a separate bottle of Sawyer's Permethrin) because I knew I would need it during some hikes that I was doing. The pre-treated version really helped repel the bugs so I could wear the net with a baseball hat comfortably (and it still covered my neck - with a brimmed hat, it was a bit tight at covering my entire neck) and the insects were not buzzing right next to the net that was near my ears - they were at a few inches distance, so it made the hiking much more comfortable. Here is a great product description on permethrin that will answer your questions - I cannot tell you how much this insect shield net (and the Permethrin on my clothing) made my outdoor activities much more enjoyable: http://www.amazon.com/Sawyer-Permethrin-Clothing-Repellent-24-Ounce/dp/B001ANQVYU/ref=sr_1_1?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1352169355&sr=1-1&keywords=bug+spray+for+clothes Hope this helps answer your question!
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Since, I think, August of 2013, Kershaw started getting away from Crucible, aside from S30V, for their steels. I just bought one recently and it is not CPM D2, just regular D2. Will you notice a difference? probably not. Is there a difference? yes. It is a shame because I thought I was buying CPM D2. Amazon needs to update the description.
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From reading the label it appears that it is a registered trademark for the blend of turmeric rhizome extract and phosphatidylcholine which are the "active ingredients" of the capsule. I've been using this brand since Jan. with mild to moderate improvement of my psoriatic arthritis. I stopped using methotrexate (with Dr's consultation) and after 3 months symptoms returned and this brand of turmeric was not sufficient as the only treatment. Have resumed prescription for Meth. and am doing very well again. (Seems to be better than with methotrexate alone.)
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To ward off insects, Permethrin may be applied to clothes which come in contact with the body. However, with the use of any chemical, thoroughly was the vegetable before using. Always mix chemical according to purpose and directions.
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The bottle lists deltamethrin as 0.03%. use this link for the safety data sheet: http://datasheets.scbt.com/sc-24013.pdf. as for spiders, i do know that they are not affected by chemical sprays as easily as regular bugs ... primarily because they have longer legs (stepping over the spray line) and once a spray is dry it does not affect them as much as the other critters ... make sense? unless you spray them directly it is not going to stop them. i don't know of any product on the market besides shoes that are effective against spiders specifically.
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Brandon, I got the one with the fancy label. However, you may compare the contents for differences, if any.