Solfac EW50  containing 5% Cyfluthrin emulsion, oil-inwater is a newer generation product having several advantages over other formulations. In this, the active ingredient is enclosed in liquid polymer droplets in the presence of water. The result is an odourless liquid concentrate with very low irritancy, particularly suitable for sensitive applications, such as hospitals and restaurants. There are virtually no organic solvents in the formulation which give rise to unwelcome odour or staining problems commonly associated with EC (Emulsifiable Concentrate) formulations. Biodegradable, inflammable and can be safely stored and transported.

Solfac EW50  is recommended for control of cockroaches, houseflies and mosquitoes. For this purpose 8 ml of the insecticide is diluted in one litre of water and sprayed at a dose of 50 ml per sq.m., particularly in cracks, crevices and other hiding and resting surfaces. The product can also be effectively used in areas such as houses, dwelling places, commercial premises, restaurants, railways, industrial premises, offices, hospitals, livestock farms, ships, etc.

Recommendations The product has been successfully evaluated and certified by World Health Organisation’s Pesticide Evaluation Scheme (WHOPES).

Special Features: Unique emulsion, oil-in-water formulation, binds readily to the surfaces, Odourless Non-irritant, Non-staining, Useful in sensitive applications (hospitals, restaurants, etc.)

General Precautions Solfac EW50® must be sold and distributed in the original packs. It must be kept under lock and key in a cool, dry place away from food and feed stuff and safely out of reach of children. Use only for pest control as directed on the label.

Do not spray on humans, animals, ornamental plants, food and feeds. Wear protective clothing while spraying. Avoid contact with skin. Do not dispose surplus spray liquid or unused insecticide in water bodies. After the spray, wash hands, face and contaminated skin areas using plenty of water and soap. If signs of poisoning occur, call a physician immediately.