Behind the label
We formulate one active compound, hydroprene, and build four ways to place it. This catalog is where the whole line stands in one row.
One compound, four carriers
Everything on this site runs on the same idea: reach the immature insects in their harborage and their development stops making adults. The aerosol carries the active into cracks as a visible foam. The concentrate takes it across a building by the tank. The point source station holds it in a closed volume. Complete pairs it with a contact ingredient for the adults already on the floor.
The formulations differ because rooms differ. The compound does not.
What this catalog is
This site is the documentation side of the line: the formulations, the label facts beside each one, the pest pages that point from insect to product, and the field notes we keep from the questions that come in.
Checkout happens with our retail partner. When you press a buy button, the order, the payment and the delivery run on their rails, and the price you see there is the one that counts.
The label outranks this site
Every page here summarizes. The container label is the document that decides sites, rates and methods, and where any sentence of ours seems to disagree with it, the label wins without a conversation.
We keep our text matched to the printed labels, and the field desk reads every note that says we drifted.