Marshal15% WP Lambda-Cyhalothrin

Description

Marshal 15% WP is a powerful insecticide formulated with 15% Lambda-Cyhalothrin, a synthetic pyrethroid known for its rapid action against household pests. This wettable powder is designed to combat a wide range of domestic insects, including mosquitoes (carriers of Dengue and Malaria), houseflies, cockroaches, ants, and lizards. Its dual action—contact and stomach—ensures immediate knockdown and long-lasting residual control, making your home a safer place.

Key Benefits:

• Broad-Spectrum Control: Effectively targets mosquitoes, flies, cockroaches, ants, and lizards.

• Rapid Action: Quick knockdown effect ensures immediate relief from pests.

• Long-Lasting Protection: Residual activity keeps your home pest-free for extended periods.

• User-Friendly Application: Easy to mix and apply, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

• Odorless Formula: Ensures comfort during and after application.​

Application Guidelines:

• Preparation: Mix the recommended dosage with water as per label instructions.

• Application Areas: Spray in areas where pests are commonly found, such as corners, under sinks, behind appliances, and around windows and doors.

• Frequency: For optimal results, repeat application every 2-3 weeks or as needed.

• Safety Precautions: Keep children and pets away during application and until the treated areas are dry.​

FAQs:

Q: What pests does Marshal 15% WP control?
A: It effectively controls mosquitoes, houseflies, cockroaches, ants, lizards, and other common household insects.​

Q: Is it safe to use indoors?
A: Yes, when used as directed, it is safe for indoor use. Ensure proper ventilation during application.​

Q: How long does the effect last?
A: Marshal 15% WP provides residual control for up to 2-3 weeks, depending on environmental conditions.​

Q: Can it be used around pets?
A: Keep pets away from treated areas until the spray has dried completely.​

Q: Does it have any odor?
A: No, Marshal 15% WP is formulated to be odorless for user comfort.​