PBA Scare-Bug Biological Insecticide

Information

Alchimia presents Scare-Bug by Prevención Bio Ambiental (PBA), a concentrate for foliar application intended to insect control. It is a biocide-free product, presenting a powerful synergistic action with other insecticides. It is used for the control of the most common pests such as mites, aphids, whiteflies, tuta, bedbugs, ticks and cockroaches among others.

PBA Scare-Bug: Biocide-free concentrate, effective against pests

Scare-Bug does not contain chemical insecticides, yet acts by physical methods, surrounding the insect with a thin film and suffocating it. It acts by blocking the pores through which oxygen penetrates the insects' tracheal system, preventing them from breathing and causing death by suffocation after a few minutes.

Due to the special formulation, when the insect comes into contact with a drop of the product solution, it is instantly surrounded by microfilm, until it suffocates to death.

In high temperatures it is recommended to apply it in the late afternoon, to prevent the possible evaporation of the concentrate. Dosage is 0.5-1.0-5.0ml/L, and should be repeated after 7-15 days to control new pest generations.

Scare-Bug: A powerful concentrate that kills insects by asphyxiation

Its special composition makes it a synergiser of insecticides, improving their action and allowing lower doses of other insecticides. Due to the high wetting effect, it penetrates into the smallest cracks. It should also be noted that it is very easy to remove, rinsing with water would be sufficient.

A normal dose of the product is harmless, so it can be applied in the presence of plants and animals without leaving any toxic residue.

This product can be kept for 3 years, provided storage and preservation conditions are maintained.

Prevención Bio Ambiental Scare-Bug info:

• 0.5-1.0-5.0ml/L
• Not a biocide
• Synergistic effect
• High penetration power
• Ease of elimination
• Non-toxic
• Stability

UFI: Q0MC-257V-400A-YMQQ
DRP19-0018287
No biocidal product registration required
According to European Regulation REACH 1907/2006/EC and subsequent amendments