Durvet Permethrin 10%, 8oz

All the hype about " pyrethroid resistant" bed bugs is mainly just noise, unless you overuse this stuff. This permethrin drops bed bugs fast.. just like the title states. Fact is, even dish detergent soaks through a bed bug's exoskeleton and kills it within a few seconds, so wasting a lot of money on very expensive chemicals really isn't necessary. Yes, permethrin has an odor similar to other petroleum products, but it gets the job done, and is a wide spectrum pesticide that kills basically any insect that is crawling. Save your money and go with this stuff. Edit: About 3 months ago.. we brought in a rescued kitten, and apparently the kitten brought with her a hoard of fleas. Along with cars comes the very common flea problem! Since I already had this permethrin concentrate sitting around... I gave it a try, and this is my conclusion from the results: After spraying the permethrin, I realized that whenever it is wet.. it's effective, but once it dries, it has next to no residual power... Only direct knockdown power. I found that once I treated my blanket with a stronger ratio, the fleas left us alone for the night, and if they were to crawl in the blanket .. they'd die from the permethrin piercing into their exoskeleton. You really should use a residual concentrate called Conquer mixed with an insect growth regulator if you want to defeat a flea colony, but this permethrin is a great repellent. Pest control is a learning experience, and I invented my own truck to make this permethrin residual as hell. Take some vegetable oil in a glass bowel (permethrin washes from glass very easily) and mix in a strong ratio of permethrin. Apply that oil/permethrin mixture to a paper towel and spread it along your borders of your home. Now that the secret is out... You have a residual permethrin insecticide! That's the only difference in residual VS non residual sprays (the oil) companies simply add in a light oil that's usually too light to hold the chemical in place for the advertised time. I sincerely hope this helps anyone out there that is actively fighting the battle against these parasites! This is hands down 👇 the best permethrin that I've ever purchased and tends to last long.

It smells a little like kerosene, but it does the job after three days.Treating individual spots of my house. For German cockroaches, I've noticed that they have moved away from the rooms where I'd seen them most into the rooms. I hadn't treated yet now. I've got one room left to treat, and they seem to be almost gone called my mother in law and said it's almost as if they moved out l o l by the pump sprayer at harbor freight for 9 bucks and let her rip, we used six ounces per gallon of water

Easy to use and love that it’s not toxic to pets and kids. And it works GREAT

This insecticide is super easy to mix, the instructions come right on the bottle. Permethrin itself is considered to be very safe based on my research, however, I do advise to use this outdoors and not indoors. It smells very strongly of furniture varnish/gasoline. I would not use it indoors. I sprayed the perimeter of my home and yard last year and it seemed to work very well. You definitely get a lot with the concentrate. All you need is a spray applicator and water, and you're all set.

Love this for a fly sock. Keeps bugs at bay on the cows

I developed rosacea caused by demodex mite overgrowth about 6-8 months ago. I did not have insurance at the time and was not able to see a doctor to confirm though the symptoms spoke for themselves as far as I'm concerned. I had all of the visible symptoms on my face (redness, swelling, bumps) and my entire body crawled and itched. My ears itched constantly and I had lost patches of hair on my head and eyebrows. My eyelashes became very thin and my eyes were red. The skin on my body was dry and scaly. My face was constantly oily. My nose was broader. I had skin my teenagers envied at one time. I can't tell you how upsetting this was for me. I started what became weeks of research and trying products. One thing is for sure, there is no one thing that seems to work for everyone. There is a definite trial and error aspect to this. I had varying degrees of success with a few but nothing lasting. I stumbled upon a research paper describing a treatment used by a doctor that seemed to yield long term results for their patient. [...] I thought I looked bad till I saw that and figured if it worked for her it might just work for me. So, in addition to changing my sheets daily and throwing my pillows in the dryer for a cycle, using Chang Sheng Herbal Rejuvenating Beauty Soap whole body and face, I took the smallest dose of Ivermectin Paste Dewormer once a week, at night, before bed (it made me sleepy) along with mixing Permethrin 10% into petroleum jelly and applying to my entire body every night. It took 3 weeks before the crawling diminished and at 6 weeks it happens rarely. My face has cleared up and I have not had another red face attack. I continue to take the Ivermectin weekly though I only put the Permethrin on once a week. I plan to continue for another 6 weeks to complete the 3month treatment plan the docs used. I modified it somewhat and may have to do it again following it to the letter if it doesn't continue to work...time will tell. So far, it's been working. I'll see after the treatment time is done if it lasts. I do not plan to stop using the soap. Ever. None of this is pleasant. Ivermectin smells very strongly. It's just what I've been doing that seems to be working for me. Hope it helps. Rosacea sucks.

I thought I would save some money and dilute this down and use it on my clothing even though there is no indication for that on the product webpage. This product is petroleum based and has an overpowering odor of kerosene. I made my dilute solution, but thank goodness that I came to my senses before using it on my clothes. In addition to the odor, it probably would have ruined my synthetic clothes due to the petroleum solvent. I ordered some ready to apply Green Armor Permethrin to use on my clothes which had an exponentially reduced odor as compared to this.

Sprayed once and haven’t seen another carpenter bee yet it’s been 2 weeks !

Value for money

Works OK. Not so great for ticks