ExciteR Insecticide

ExciteR pyrethrin concentrate contains 6% pyrethrins and can be used alone in a fogger or pump sprayer, or as an additive to other insecticides such as malathion, permethrin or cypermethrin for a faster knock-down of insect pests. When used alone, ExciteR does not leave a long residual.


 ExciteR Insecticide Label

Active Ingredient:	Pyrethrins 6.0% Piperonyl Butoxide 60%
For use in:	Additive for use with other insecticides to add an extra kick.
NOT FOR SALE TO:	NY, CT
Manufactured by:	Prentiss

ExciteR pyrethrin concentrate contains 6% pyrethrins and can be used alone in a fogger or pump sprayer, or as an additive to other insecticides such as cypermethrin for a faster knock-down of insect pests. When used alone, ExciteR does not leave a long residual.

ExciteR Insecticide with piperonyl butoxide (PBO) was designed with a pyrethroid pesticide to amplify the efficacy on pest insects. With other active ingredients an insect could possibly breakdown the pesticide before it is effective. Because of the potency of PBO smaller amount of pesticeds are needed for pest insect control. PBO allows ExciteR to provide immediate kill when spraying or fogging.

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Q  What is the shelf life of ExciteR/Kicker? I would like to dilute it and add some cypermethrin to make my own fly spray for my horses. This is what they sell but I could save $ making my own. A ExciteR will last for years on the shelf as long as it is kept out of direct sunlight and the top is on tight.  The manufacturer says that it can last for up to 5 years if stored in the conditions I just mentioned.

Q  Can ExciteR be used with micro encapsulated pesticides such as Cy-Kick CS and Bifenthrin? A Yes, ExciteR Insecticide can be used for that extra punch in any insecticide product that we carry.  The only products you would not want to use ExciteR in are non-repellent products which of there are only two on our site, Termidor and Phantom.