Surefire Trepidex 500 Insecticide 5L – Effective Pest Control for Gardens and Crops

General Guidelines:
Coverage: Ensure even spray coverage for effective results.
Timing: Spray in the evening when bees are not active.
Mixing: Use the spray immediately after preparing.
Compatibility: Works well with most pesticides but avoid using with spraying oils, some emulsifiable concentrates, and alkaline solutions like Bordeaux mixture or lime sprays.

Mixing Instructions:
Stir Surefire Trepidex into water while mixing.
Keep stirring or use agitators during mixing.
Use the mixture immediately.

Application Instructions:
Apply with proper spray equipment to ensure even and thorough coverage.
Adjust equipment and water volume based on your crop’s growth stage.

Compatibility:
Surefire Trepidex is compatible with most insecticides and fungicides (e.g., Antracol).
Test mixtures with other products before large-scale use.
Weather conditions can affect compatibility, so proceed cautiously.

Safety and Precautions:
Re-entry Period:

Stay out of treated areas until the spray is dry.
If you must enter early, wear protective clothing, gloves, and wash clothing after use.

Protecting Bees:

Highly toxic to bees until dry. Avoid spraying flowering plants when bees are active.

Environmental Protection:

Toxic to aquatic life. Avoid contamination of water sources.

Storage:

Store away from sunlight in the original container in a cool, ventilated area.

Safety Directions:
Avoid skin contact, inhaling mist, and getting it in your eyes.
Always wear protective clothing, gloves, goggles, and a respirator when handling the product.
Wash exposed skin immediately and clean equipment and clothing after use.

First Aid:
For exposure (swallowed, skin, eyes, inhaled): Contact the Poisons Information Centre (13 11 26) or a doctor.
Remove contaminated clothing and rinse the skin thoroughly.
If ingested, medical professionals may advise using activated charcoal or atropine.

Important:
Always follow these instructions and consult the product’s Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for more details. Seek specialist advice for specific situations.