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  • Asked by Marianne from Redding, Ca
    04/03/2017
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    Will Eradicator Aerosol Insecticede kill pinworm eggs?
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    Unfortunately, Eradicator Aerosol Insecticide is not labeled for pinworms or their eggs. You do not state exactly what you are treating for and is an animal part of the process. If you could give us some more information we would be more than happy to make a product recommendation. 

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  • Asked by Harry from Riverton. Ct06065
    11/25/2014
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    Can i spray Eradicator Aerosol Insecticide on the dog to get rid of mites?
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    Eradicator Aerosol Insecticide is NOT labeled to be used on pets for the treatment of mites. We would recommend using Martins Flea, Tick and Mange Dip to treat a dog for mites that are over 12 weeks of age. The recommended treatment for mange mites is to dilute 4 fl. ozs. in 1 gal. water and thoroughly spray infested areas, pet beds and resting quarters. Fresh bedding should be placed in animals quarters following treatment. Do not spray feed, food or water. Repeat as needed but not more than once every two weeks.
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