Archer IGR - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Sue
    10/04/2015
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    How long does the residual effect last for ticks for Archer IGR?
    The label says 7 months for fleas,but my problem is ticks.
    A

    Yes, Archer IGR also has a 7 month residual for ticks. Please see our tick guide for more information in treating: How to get rid of Ticks.

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  • Asked by Melanie from Boonville
    03/08/2015
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    Will Archer IGR when applied to the grass help control the fly population? Once sprayed, how often do I need to respray?
    A
    Archer will help control the fly population, but you will also need and adulticide as well. You could mix Archer with Bifen to gain continuous control.
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  • Asked by Lisa from San Jose Ca
    07/15/2014
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    Bad flea infestation on patio and in garage
    We had a family of possums make our crawl space and garage their home. Once we got them out we had a huge flea infestation on our patio under a small deck. We've had terminix come spray 5x over the last 4 weeks and nothing has improved. We bombed the garage yesterday which had a slight improvement but the garage isn't nearly as bad as the patio near our sliding door ( there is a small dark place under the sliding door). Terminix has used cy-kik and tempo but neither has helped and they don't know what else to do. So I'm hoping to use Acher and talstar to get rid of the problem. We feel trapped in our home and defeated.
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    We apologize you are having such a time eradicating fleas. Fleas control can take time due to their life cycle. Talstar and Archer would work fantastic outdoors and in the garage. The IGR to break the reproduction cycle sounds like what your treatments have been missing. Please view our Flea control page. If you have a problem indoors, Talstar and Archer can only be applied to cracks and crevices. We recommend using Alpine Flea insecticide for indoor control.
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  • Asked by Vicki from Purcellville, Va
    02/19/2014
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    Stink bugs
    Does this product work on stink bugs?
    A
    Archer IGR is an insect growth regulator. It doesn't kill insects, but prevents them from being able to reproduce. It is not lableled for stink bugs. For stink bug control, we recommend our stink bug control kit
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  • Asked by Vickie from Odessa, Mo
    09/23/2013
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    Is Archer IGR safe to use on the hay?
    A
    Archer IGR is not labeled for treating hay that is used for grazing animals. Please contact us at 866.581.7378 for flea treatment advice for your barn. Any of our representatives would be happy to assist you.
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