Durvet Permethrin 10%, 8oz

All the hype about " pyrethroid resistant" bed bugs is mainly just noise, unless you overuse this stuff. This permethrin drops bed bugs fast.. just like the title states. Fact is, even dish detergent soaks through a bed bug's exoskeleton and kills it within a few seconds, so wasting a lot of money on very expensive chemicals really isn't necessary. Yes, permethrin has an odor similar to other petroleum products, but it gets the job done, and is a wide spectrum pesticide that kills basically any insect that is crawling. Save your money and go with this stuff. Edit: About 3 months ago.. we brought in a rescued kitten, and apparently the kitten brought with her a hoard of fleas. Along with cars comes the very common flea problem! Since I already had this permethrin concentrate sitting around... I gave it a try, and this is my conclusion from the results: After spraying the permethrin, I realized that whenever it is wet.. it's effective, but once it dries, it has next to no residual power... Only direct knockdown power. I found that once I treated my blanket with a stronger ratio, the fleas left us alone for the night, and if they were to crawl in the blanket .. they'd die from the permethrin piercing into their exoskeleton. You really should use a residual concentrate called Conquer mixed with an insect growth regulator if you want to defeat a flea colony, but this permethrin is a great repellent. Pest control is a learning experience, and I invented my own truck to make this permethrin residual as hell. Take some vegetable oil in a glass bowel (permethrin washes from glass very easily) and mix in a strong ratio of permethrin. Apply that oil/permethrin mixture to a paper towel and spread it along your borders of your home. Now that the secret is out... You have a residual permethrin insecticide! That's the only difference in residual VS non residual sprays (the oil) companies simply add in a light oil that's usually too light to hold the chemical in place for the advertised time. I sincerely hope this helps anyone out there that is actively fighting the battle against these parasites! This is hands down 👇 the best permethrin that I've ever purchased and tends to last long.

This stuff works awesome..smells like gas but works

Es el mejor veneno exterminador que e comprado , lo e usado en el interior e incluso para exterminar cucarachas y me a dado resultados excelentes . Lo recomiendo sin dudar. It's the best exterminating poison I've ever purchased. I've used it indoors and even to exterminate cockroaches, and it's given me excellent results. I recommend it without hesitation.

I've been using Durvet Permethrin 10% in my dog run for a few years, and overall, it has proven to be a reliable and effective solution for pest control. While it deserves a solid 4-star review, there are a few considerations to keep in mind.Effective Pest Control (5/5):Durvet Permethrin 10% has consistently delivered effective pest control in my dog run. It successfully targets and eliminates a variety of pests, providing a comfortable environment for my dogs. The broad-spectrum efficacy is a definite plus.Long-Lasting Residual Effect (5/5):One of the standout features is the long-lasting residual effect. The application of Durvet Permethrin 10% provides extended protection, reducing the frequency of reapplication. This durability contributes to its overall effectiveness in keeping pests at bay.Versatile Application (4/5):I appreciate the versatility of Durvet Permethrin 10%, allowing for application in various settings. It is suitable for use in dog runs, barns, and other outdoor areas. The flexibility in application makes it a convenient choice for multiple pest control needs.Consideration for Pets (3/5):While effective, it's important to exercise caution when using Durvet Permethrin 10% around pets. The product can be harmful if not applied correctly or if pets come into direct contact with treated surfaces. Ensuring proper application and allowing sufficient drying time is crucial for pet safety.Application Frequency (4/5):The need for occasional reapplication is a consideration. While the residual effect is commendable, factors such as weather conditions and the level of pest activity may necessitate more frequent applications. Planning for periodic treatments is essential to maintain consistent pest control.Affordable and Economical (5/5):Durvet Permethrin 10% offers excellent value for money. The 8oz size provides sufficient coverage for my dog run, making it an economical choice for ongoing pest control. The affordability of the product enhances its overall appeal.Easy-to-Use Packaging (5/5):The packaging is user-friendly, with clear instructions for proper application. The easy-to-use design ensures that applying Durvet Permethrin 10% is a straightforward process. The convenient packaging adds to the positive user experience.Minimal Odor (4/5):The product has a relatively low odor, which is a plus during and after application. While it doesn't completely eliminate odors, the minimal scent makes it more tolerable compared to other pest control solutions.Stain Potential (3/5):Durvet Permethrin 10% has the potential to stain surfaces. While this hasn't been a significant issue in my dog run, it's important to be mindful of the potential for staining on certain materials. Performing a spot test before widespread application is advisable.Conclusion:In conclusion, Durvet Permethrin 10% has been a reliable pest control solution for my dog run. Its effectiveness, affordability, and versatility make it a practical choice. However, considerations for pet safety, application frequency, and potential staining warrant careful attention. With proper use and awareness of these factors, Durvet Permethrin 10% earns a solid 4-star rating in my experience.

I love this stuff. It's organic and safe for milking cows. I spray it all around my house mixed with some poured-on ivermectin. I spray the animal beds, my bed, and in the corners of my house. I don't use it outside as much because it last for 4 months, and will kill beneficial insects like wasps. Wasps are the protectors of the garden and eat aphids.

I wish I’d gotten a larger bottle. My first spray killed out all the black beetles and gnats on contact. Unfortunately the weather man was wrong and it rained the same evening I sprayed so, it killed what was on the ground initially but, due to weather… the bugs were back the next day

My bad for not reading the label more closely, but unlike Martin's 10%, this 10% mix contains petroleum distillates, and the smell is extremely strong. Just opening the bottle inside the house was too much for my family.I bought this to dilute and spray hiking and camping gear, but even at a 20:1 ratio this odor is overpowering--you'd ruin any clothing or gear you used it on. Will keep it, but it'll be used strictly for ground treatment OUTSIDE the house.

Worked well for us! Instructions were clear, we mixed accordingly and after treatment haven’t had any more issues.