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EndZone

The Little Square That Has Big Implications for Your Fly Control Accounts

Insecticide

EndZone

The Little Square That Has Big Implications for Your Fly Control Accounts

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Product Overview

Filth flies are not just an unsightly nuisance; they can spread bacteria and other disease-causing organisms. Controlling them, however, can be quite challenging — especially in commercial kitchens and other food-handling areas where these pests can thrive. In these environments, it is critical to deliver targeted, effective and unobtrusive control measures.

Key Benefits

Sugar bait matrix is an arrestant to filth flies
Formulated with 4.4% acetamiprid, the same powerful active ingredient found in Transport^® Mikron™ insecticide
Proven to deliver knockdown of house flies in just one minute
Effective for up to seven months indoors and up to four months outdoors when protected from rain, moisture, dirt, dust and filth
For best results, use one sticker per 1,000 ft.3; use additional stickers for heavy infestations
Active ingredient: Acetamiprid
Mode of Action: Nicotinic acetylcholine receptor (nAChR) competitive modulators
IRAC Group: 4A (Neonicotinoids)

Use & Control

The revolutionary EndZone^® insecticide sticker provides pest professionals with a totally unique filth fly service offering that's fast-acting, discreet, affordable and incredibly easy to use. The EndZone sticker is formulated with 4.4% acetamiprid and coated in a sugar bait matrix that attracts filth flies. Long-lasting and proven to deliver knockdown of adult filth flies in just one minute, EndZone remains effective for up to seven months indoors and up to four months outdoors in both residential and commercial accounts when protected from the elements, dust and dirt.

EndZone is labeled for house flies, little house flies, blow flies, bottle flies, flesh flies, phorid flies, fungus gnats and vinegar (fruit) flies. EndZone discreetly delivers targeted filth fly control where it's needed most and is especially useful in commercial kitchens and other food-handling areas where these pests can thrive and spread bacteria.