Campfire

Campfire are typically referred to as insect growth regulators or IGRs act on the endocrine or hormonesystem of insects. These insecticides are specific for insects, have very low mammalian tosicity, are non-persistent in the environment, and cause death slowly. Most of the currently registered IGRs mimic the juvenile hormone produced in the insect brain Juvenile hormone tells the insect to remain in the immature state. When sufficient growth has occurred,the juvenile hormone production ceases triggering the molt to the adult stage. IGR chemicals, such as Methoprene mimic the action of juvenile hormone and keep the insect in the immature state Insects treated with these chemicals are unable to molt successfully to the adult stage, and cannot reproduce normally.



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Campfire are typically referred to as insect growth regulators or IGRs act on the endocrine or hormonesystem of insects. These insecticides are specific for insects, have very low mammalian tosicity, are non-persistent in the environment, and cause death slowly. Most of the currently registered IGRs mimic the juvenile hormone produced in the insect brain Juvenile hormone tells the insect to remain in the immature state. When sufficient growth has occurred,the juvenile hormone production ceases triggering the molt to the adult stage. IGR chemicals, such as Methoprene mimic the action of juvenile hormone and keep the insect in the immature state Insects treated with these chemicals are unable to molt successfully to the adult stage, and cannot reproduce normally.

20 ml in 15 litre of water

Store in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children. Use only as directed and avoid exceeding the recommended dosage.