I-Sect Aqueous Pressurized Spray For House & Garden
U.S. EPA registered pesticide info
Label & SDS
EPA Label: linkRegistration information
- U.S. EPA Registration number: 334-526
- U.S. EPA Status: CANCELLED
Description
'I-sect Aqueous Pressurized Spray For House & Garden' is an insecticide and miticide. Its Federal EPA registration number is: 334-526. It was originally approved by EPA on 27 May 1982. Its registration got cancelled on 25 Aug 2000. It has a 'Caution' signal word. It has the following active ingredients: Bioallethrin and Resmethrin. It's approved for 105 sites including african violets, ageratum, althea, amaranthus, asparagus fern, automobiles, begonia, boats/ships, broadleaf acacia, and buses. It is also approved for 60 pests and pest groups including but not limited to american cockroach, angoumois grain moth, ants, aphids, armyworm, bed bug, bees, budworms, carpet beetle, and caterpillars.
Original registration date:
- 27 May 1982
Cancellation date:
- 25 Aug 2000
Alternative names:
- I-SECT AQUEOUS PRESSURIZED SPRAY For HOUSE & GARDENActive
Registrant:
- HYSAN/AMP
A Division Of Hi-port Aerosol, Inc. - Address:
9055 Freeway Drive
Macedonia, OH 44056
Active ingredients:
- Bioallethrin 0.15%
- Resmethrin 0.2%
- Other ingredients 99.65%
Signal word:
- Caution
Product type:
- Insecticide
- Miticide
Formulation:
- Pressurized Liquid
Registered target pests:
- American cockroach
- Angoumois grain moth
- Ants
- Aphids
- Armyworm
- Bed bug
- Bees
- Budworms
- Carpet beetle
- Caterpillars
- Centipedes
- Cockroaches
- Confused flour beetle
- Crickets
- Cutworms
- Deer flies
- Earwigs
- Fleas
- Flies
- Fruit flies
- German cockroach
- Gnats
- Grain mite
- Grain weevils
- Gypsy moth
- Hornets
- House fly
- Indian meal moth
- Japanese beetle
- Leaf beetles
- Leafhoppers
- Millipedes
- Mimosa webworm
- Mites
- Mosquitoes
- Oakworms
- Plant bugs
- Red flour beetle
- Red spider mites
- Sawflies
- Shiny spider beetle
- Silverfish
- Slugs
- Small flying moths
- Sowbugs
- Spider mites
- Spiders
- Spittlebugs
- Stable fly
- Tent caterpillars
- Thrips
- Ticks
- Tussock moths
- Twospotted spider mite
- Wasps
- Waterbugs
- Weevils
- Whiteflies
- Whiteflies (adult)
- Yellowjackets
Registered target sites:
- African violets (foliar treatment)
- Ageratum (foliar treatment)
- Althea (foliar treatment)
- Amaranthus (foliar treatment)
- Asparagus fern (foliar treatment)
- Automobiles (non-residual contact treatment)
- Automobiles (non-residual space treatment)
- Begonia (foliar treatment)
- Boats/ships (non-residual contact treatment)
- Boats/ships (non-residual space treatment)
- Broadleaf acacia (foliar treatment)
- Buses (nonfeed/nonfood) (non-residual contact treatment)
- Buses (nonfeed/nonfood) (non-residual space treatment)
- Cats (animal treatment)
- Christmas cactus (foliar treatment)
- Chrysanthemum (foliar treatment)
- Citrus (ornamental) (nonbearing)
- Cockscomb (foliar treatment)
- Coleus (foliar treatment)
- Commercial/institutional/industrial buildings (indoor edible)
- Commercial/institutional/industrial buildings (outdoor edible)
- Cranberry (ornamental) (nonbearing)
- Cupflower (foliar treatment)
- Cypress (foliar treatment)
- Daisies (foliar treatment)
- Daphne (foliar treatment)
- Dieffenbachia (foliar treatment)
- Dog houses (enclosed premise treatment)
- Dogs (animal treatment)
- Dogwood (foliar treatment)
- Domestic dwellings (indoor)
- Domestic dwellings (outdoor)
- Dracaena (foliar treatment)
- Eating establishments (indoor edible)
- Eating establishments (outdoor edible)
- Euonymus (foliar treatment)
- False aralia (foliar treatment)
- Fatshedera (foliar treatment)
- Food marketing/storage/distribution facilities (indoor edible)
- Food marketing/storage/distribution facilities (outdoor edible)
- Food processing plants (indoor edible)
- Food processing plants (outdoor edible)
- Forsythia (foliar treatment)
- Fuchsia (foliar treatment)
- Geranium (foliar treatment)
- Gladiolus (foliar treatment)
- Gold-dust croton (foliar treatment)
- Greenhouse (indoor)
- Greenhouse (outdoor)
- Heliotrope (foliar treatment)
- Hemlock (foliar treatment)
- Hibiscus (foliar treatment)
- Holly (foliar treatment)
- Honeysuckle (foliar treatment)
- Horse stables (enclosed premise treatment)
- Horse stables (open premise treatment)
- Hospitals (indoor-edible)
- Hospitals (outdoor edible)
- Hotels/motels/tourist courts (indoor)
- Hotels/motels/tourist courts (outdoor)
- Impatiens (foliar treatment)
- Iris (foliar treatment)
- Ivy (foliar treatment)
- Jacobs ladder (foliar treatment)
- Jade plant (foliar treatment)
- Lilac (foliar treatment)
- Lobelia (foliar treatment)
- Locust (foliar treatment)
- Maple (foliar treatment)
- Marigold (foliar treatment)
- Mayten (foliar treatment)
- Mimosa (foliar treatment)
- Nasturtium (foliar treatment)
- Oak (foliar treatment)
- Palm (foliar treatment)
- Peonies (foliar treatment)
- Pet bedding
- Pet kennels (enclosed premise treatment)
- Pet kennels (outdoor) (open premise treatment)
- Pet sleeping quarters
- Petunia (foliar treatment)
- Philodendron (foliar treatment)
- Pine (foliar treatment)
- Pothos (foliar treatment)
- Pyracantha (foliar treatment)
- Queen sago (foliar treatment)
- Rhododendron (foliar treatment)
- Roses (foliar treatment)
- Rugs/carpets
- Silver vase (foliar treatment)
- Snapdragon (foliar treatment)
- Spirea (foliar treatment)
- Spruce (foliar treatment)
- Tobira (foliar treatment)
- Toyon (foliar treatment)
- Trucks (feed/food-empty) (non-residual contact treatment)
- Trucks (feed/food-empty) (non-residual space treatment)
- Umbrella tree (foliar treatment)
- Verbena (foliar treatment)
- Viburnum (foliar treatment)
- Wax plant (foliar treatment)
- White birch (foliar treatment)
- Zinnia (foliar treatment)
- Zoos (enclosed premise treatment)
- Zoos (open premise treatment)
