ACRID is an insect chemical from the Lambda-cyhalothrin group, acting through contact and stomach poisoning and has a residual effect to control pests in homes, commercial areas, and industries.

Active ingredients: 2.8% Lambda-cyhalothrin
Class: III
Packing: 1litre per bottle, 20 bottles per carton

• Harmful if consumed, avoid inhaling dust and prevent contact with skin or eyes.
• Do not eat, drink, or smoke when handling this product.
• After using this product, make sure that the pesticide container is tightly closed and stored in a locked room that is dry, cool and well-ventilated.
• After using the sprayer or injector, wash it thoroughly to ensure it is as clean as possible.
• After use, thoroughly wash hands and all parts of the body contaminated during handling and application with plain soap and water.

• Residual spraying - It is recommended to use a backpack sprayer.
• Fill the tank half full with clean water.
• Mix the appropriate amount of Acrid 2.8EC according to the recommendations in the measurement table and stir.
• Next, add the remaining required clean water and mix.
• Do not use at rates higher than those recommended.
• Do not store leftover Acrid 2.8EC mixture in the sprayer tank.

• Conduct spraying when there is an outbreak of vector-borne diseases (mosquitoes) where immediate action needs to be taken to reduce the vector population as quickly as possible.
• The best time to spray is in the late afternoon or early morning when mosquito activity is at its highest.
• Do not spray on hot days.
• For controlling mosquito larvae and cockroaches, spray thoroughly over breeding sites.
• Repeat spraying every 7-10 days if necessary.
• If treatment needs to be repeated, use Acrid 2.8EC alternately with insecticides from different groups that have different modes of action.
• Do not spray near food or food preparation areas, including animal feed.