Description
The Scatterkill for Insects 1kg is part of the garden care range at Bug Bounty SA, available online with delivery to your door or nearest Pudo locker anywhere in South Africa.
a Scatter granular insecticide ready to use bait. Controls Ants, Harvester Termites, Lawn Caterpillars and Crickets in garden beds and lawns. Convenient and easy to use.
Directions for Use:
- Apply evenly over area to be treated, at the rate of 10g per m².
- Water lightly to release active ingredients.
- Repeat treatment as and when necessary.
Safety Information:
Poses significant health and environmental risks, requiring users to follow strict safety precautions. It is harmful if ingested and toxic to fish and bees, making responsible use essential to prevent environmental contamination. The product should be stored away from food, feed, and the reach of children. After handling, users must wash their hands thoroughly with soap and water to prevent potential exposure. Empty containers should be destroyed and never reused for any other purpose to avoid accidental poisoning or contamination.
Emergency Contact Information:
Please contact the following institution for human and animal poisoning, and chemical spills:
Griffon Poison Information Centre: 082 446 8946
Please contact the following institution for human poisoning and snake bites:
Western Cape Poison Helpline: 0861 555 777 (24hours)
Scatterkill for Insects 1kg specifications
- Brand: Protek
- Pack size: 1kg
- Active ingredients: Cypermethrin 3g/kg, Piperonyl Butoxide 15g/kg
- Registration number: Reg. No. L4118 Act No. 36 of 1947
Using Scatterkill for Insects 1kg safely
Always read the label before use and follow the directions, application rates and safety precautions on the pack exactly. Keep the product out of reach of children and pets, and away from food, drinks and animal feed. Wear gloves when handling it and wash your hands after use. Store it in the original container in a cool, dry place, and never reuse empty containers.
If someone swallows the product or you suspect poisoning, contact a doctor or the Poison Information Centre immediately and take the label with you.
