NyGuard® IGR Concentrate

Description

Break the cycle of insect reproduction with NyGuard® IGR concentrate. Effectively break the reproductive cycle of your toughest insect pests, including cockroaches, fleas, mosquitoes, ants, and flies, both indoors and outdoors.

Labeled for use in food areas of food handling establishments

Works to break the life cycle of listed insects

Effective indoors and outdoors

Kills Aedes mosquito larvae before they become breeding, biting adults that may transmit Zika virus

Reduces egg production in house flies and prevents the development of larvae (maggots) into adults

Use Areas

Indoor in Food and Non-Food Areas

Homes

Food processing plants

Restaurants

Schools

Warehouses

Hotels

Outdoor Perimeter Treatment to Areas

Doors

Garage doors

Patios

Decks

Carports & around garbage areas

In, On, or Around Livestock & Poultry Housing & Pet Kennels

Methods of Application

Broadcast surface treatment

Crack & crevice or spot treatment

ULV fogging

Perimeter spray

Power spray

Tank mix or apply alone

Always read label and SDS directions

Key Insects Controlled: Ants, Asian Cockroaches, Brown Banded Cockroaches, Carrion Beetles, Cigarette Beetles, Confused Flour Beetles, Crickets, Darkling Beetles, Dermestid Beetles, Fleas, Flies, Fungus Gnats, German Cockroaches, Hide Beetles, House Flies, Indian Meal Moths, Lesser Grain Borers, Litter Beetles, Merchant Grain Beetles, Midges, Mosquitoes, Moths, Red Flour Beetles, Rice Moths, Sawtooth Grain Beetles, Stable Flies, Tobacco Moths, Warehouse Beetles

How NyGuard Breaks the Life Cycle of Your Toughest Pests

Complete Metamorphosis Includes Insects Such As: Fleas, Moths, Beetles, Ants, Flies, Midges, Mosquitoes, & Fungus Gnats

Egg Stage

Mortality

Larval Stage

Permanent larval stage

Reduced fitness

Increased susceptibility to non-IGR insecticides

Sterility in adult stage if development is able to continue

Pupal Stage

Death

Morphological defects

No adult eclosion or emergence

Adult Stage

Reduced egg exposure

Decreased viability of eggs

Incomplete Metamorphosis Includes Insects Such As: Cockroaches & Crickets

Egg Stage

Mortality

Nymphal Stage

Permanent nymphal stage

Reduced fitness

Increased susceptibility to non-IGR insecticides

Morphological defects

Behavioral changes – more active during daylight hours

Death

Sterility in adult stage if development is able to continue

Adult Stage

Reduced reproduction – fewer eggs

Decreased viability of eggs