$7.77
Martin’s I.G. Regulator with 1.3% pyriproxyfen interrupts flea and other listed insect life cycles for lasting control in homes, kennels, and animal housing.
Martin’s I.G. Regulator is a concentrated insect growth regulator for managing fleas, cockroaches, and other listed pests in residential, commercial, and animal housing settings. Its active ingredient, 1.3% pyriproxyfen, interrupts immature insect development to help reduce future pest populations.
Use it as part of a complete pest management program that includes cleaning, monitoring, and, when needed, a compatible insecticide labeled to kill adult insects. For labeled indoor flea treatments, it prevents immature fleas from developing into biting adults for up to seven months.
|
Feature |
Details |
|---|---|
|
Brand |
Martin’s |
|
Manufacturer |
Control Solutions, Inc. |
|
Product type |
Insect growth regulator (IGR) |
|
Active ingredient |
Pyriproxyfen 1.3% (Nylar) |
|
Formulation |
Emulsifiable liquid concentrate; dilute before application |
|
EPA Registration No. |
53883-60 |
|
Mode of action |
IRAC Group 7C |
|
Signal word |
CAUTION |
|
Application options |
Labeled surface, spot, and crack-and-crevice treatments; specialized fogging uses require the applicable label directions |
|
Reentry |
For the surface treatments summarized here, keep children and pets away until spray has dried; follow additional site-specific restrictions |
|
Not for sale to |
AK (Alaska) |
|
Pest group |
Labeled targets |
|---|---|
|
Fleas |
Immature flea stages |
|
Cockroaches and crickets |
German, Asian and brown-banded cockroaches; crickets |
|
Ants |
Ants in labeled interior and perimeter treatment areas |
|
Flying insects |
House flies, stable flies, mosquitoes, gnats, midges and listed moths |
|
Litter beetles |
Darkling, hide and carrion beetles |
|
Stored product pests |
Listed moths and beetles, including Indian meal moths, flour beetles and warehouse beetles |
|
Setting |
Examples |
|---|---|
|
Residential interiors |
Carpets, rugs, upholstered furniture, draperies and pet resting areas |
|
Animal premises |
Kennels, doghouses, poultry houses and other labeled animal quarters |
|
Commercial facilities |
Warehouses, storage areas and labeled food-handling premises |
|
Outdoors |
Labeled pet resting areas, lawn spots and building perimeters |
Choose the rate for the specific pest and site. The indoor flea dilution is not the outdoor flea rate. Amounts below refer to product concentrate.
|
Application |
Mixing and coverage |
Product per 1,000 sq. ft. |
|---|---|---|
|
Indoor fleas, kennels and doghouses |
1 fl. oz. per gallon of water; apply 1 gallon per 1,500 sq. ft. |
⅔ fl. oz. |
|
Outdoor flea spot treatments |
1 fl. oz. in 5–15 gallons of water per 1,000 sq. ft. |
1 fl. oz. |
|
Indoor cockroaches and crickets |
2 fl. oz. per gallon of water; apply 1 gallon per 1,000 sq. ft. |
2 fl. oz. |
|
Stored product pests, surface treatments |
1.5 fl. oz. per gallon of water; apply 1 gallon per 1,500 sq. ft. |
1 fl. oz. |
|
Litter beetles |
1 fl. oz. per 1,000 sq. ft. in sufficient water for label-directed coverage |
1 fl. oz. |
Per-acre rate: Not specified for the outdoor flea use summarized above, which is labeled as a spot treatment. Follow pest-specific directions for ants, flying insects and other application methods.
Vacuum before indoor flea treatment. Test fabrics in a hidden area and avoid overwetting. Remove animals before treating their premises; allow surfaces to dry before their return. Protect food, feed, and water, and follow the label’s food-contact surface cleaning requirements. Do not apply to natural bodies of water. Always follow the container label.
|
Feature |
Benefit |
|---|---|
|
Interrupts pest development |
Helps reduce the next generation of listed insects |
|
Extended indoor flea activity |
Supports up to seven months of protection against developing fleas on labeled indoor treatment surfaces |
|
Multiple labeled settings |
Provides options for homes, kennels, animal housing and commercial facilities |
|
Concentrated formula |
Lets users prepare the amount needed at the appropriate labeled rate |
|
Broad range of listed pests |
Supports flea, cockroach, fly, ant, and other labeled pest management programs |
Does Martin’s I.G. Regulator kill adult fleas immediately?
No. It does not control existing adult fleas or flea pupae. A compatible, labeled adulticide may be needed for immediate relief.
Does the seven-month claim apply outdoors?
No. Outdoor soil treatments provide 21 days of IGR activity; use the outdoor rate and retreatment directions.
Can I mix it with another insecticide?
Yes, when both labels permit the intended use and mixture. Follow the stricter directions and restrictions.
Can I spray it directly on my dog or cat?
No. The uses described here treat premises. Use a separate product specifically labeled for application to the animal.
Category: Control Solutions, Insect Growth Regulator, Insecticide, Pest control, Pesticide
Type: Insecticide
Brand: Control Solutions
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Martin’s I.G. Regulator with 1.3% pyriproxyfen interrupts flea and other listed insect life cycles for lasting control in homes, kennels, and animal housing.
Martin’s I.G. Regulator is a concentrated insect growth regulator for managing fleas, cockroaches, and other listed pests in residential, commercial, and animal housing settings. Its active ingredient, 1.3% pyriproxyfen, interrupts immature insect development to help reduce future pest populations.
Use it as part of a complete pest management program that includes cleaning, monitoring, and, when needed, a compatible insecticide labeled to kill adult insects. For labeled indoor flea treatments, it prevents immature fleas from developing into biting adults for up to seven months.
|
Feature |
Details |
|---|---|
|
Brand |
Martin’s |
|
Manufacturer |
Control Solutions, Inc. |
|
Product type |
Insect growth regulator (IGR) |
|
Active ingredient |
Pyriproxyfen 1.3% (Nylar) |
|
Formulation |
Emulsifiable liquid concentrate; dilute before application |
|
EPA Registration No. |
53883-60 |
|
Mode of action |
IRAC Group 7C |
|
Signal word |
CAUTION |
|
Application options |
Labeled surface, spot, and crack-and-crevice treatments; specialized fogging uses require the applicable label directions |
|
Reentry |
For the surface treatments summarized here, keep children and pets away until spray has dried; follow additional site-specific restrictions |
|
Not for sale to |
AK (Alaska) |
|
Pest group |
Labeled targets |
|---|---|
|
Fleas |
Immature flea stages |
|
Cockroaches and crickets |
German, Asian and brown-banded cockroaches; crickets |
|
Ants |
Ants in labeled interior and perimeter treatment areas |
|
Flying insects |
House flies, stable flies, mosquitoes, gnats, midges and listed moths |
|
Litter beetles |
Darkling, hide and carrion beetles |
|
Stored product pests |
Listed moths and beetles, including Indian meal moths, flour beetles and warehouse beetles |
|
Setting |
Examples |
|---|---|
|
Residential interiors |
Carpets, rugs, upholstered furniture, draperies and pet resting areas |
|
Animal premises |
Kennels, doghouses, poultry houses and other labeled animal quarters |
|
Commercial facilities |
Warehouses, storage areas and labeled food-handling premises |
|
Outdoors |
Labeled pet resting areas, lawn spots and building perimeters |
Choose the rate for the specific pest and site. The indoor flea dilution is not the outdoor flea rate. Amounts below refer to product concentrate.
|
Application |
Mixing and coverage |
Product per 1,000 sq. ft. |
|---|---|---|
|
Indoor fleas, kennels and doghouses |
1 fl. oz. per gallon of water; apply 1 gallon per 1,500 sq. ft. |
⅔ fl. oz. |
|
Outdoor flea spot treatments |
1 fl. oz. in 5–15 gallons of water per 1,000 sq. ft. |
1 fl. oz. |
|
Indoor cockroaches and crickets |
2 fl. oz. per gallon of water; apply 1 gallon per 1,000 sq. ft. |
2 fl. oz. |
|
Stored product pests, surface treatments |
1.5 fl. oz. per gallon of water; apply 1 gallon per 1,500 sq. ft. |
1 fl. oz. |
|
Litter beetles |
1 fl. oz. per 1,000 sq. ft. in sufficient water for label-directed coverage |
1 fl. oz. |
Per-acre rate: Not specified for the outdoor flea use summarized above, which is labeled as a spot treatment. Follow pest-specific directions for ants, flying insects and other application methods.
Vacuum before indoor flea treatment. Test fabrics in a hidden area and avoid overwetting. Remove animals before treating their premises; allow surfaces to dry before their return. Protect food, feed, and water, and follow the label’s food-contact surface cleaning requirements. Do not apply to natural bodies of water. Always follow the container label.
|
Feature |
Benefit |
|---|---|
|
Interrupts pest development |
Helps reduce the next generation of listed insects |
|
Extended indoor flea activity |
Supports up to seven months of protection against developing fleas on labeled indoor treatment surfaces |
|
Multiple labeled settings |
Provides options for homes, kennels, animal housing and commercial facilities |
|
Concentrated formula |
Lets users prepare the amount needed at the appropriate labeled rate |
|
Broad range of listed pests |
Supports flea, cockroach, fly, ant, and other labeled pest management programs |
Does Martin’s I.G. Regulator kill adult fleas immediately?
No. It does not control existing adult fleas or flea pupae. A compatible, labeled adulticide may be needed for immediate relief.
Does the seven-month claim apply outdoors?
No. Outdoor soil treatments provide 21 days of IGR activity; use the outdoor rate and retreatment directions.
Can I mix it with another insecticide?
Yes, when both labels permit the intended use and mixture. Follow the stricter directions and restrictions.
Can I spray it directly on my dog or cat?
No. The uses described here treat premises. Use a separate product specifically labeled for application to the animal.
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