NyGuard IGR is safe for pets and children after it has completely dried, and they must not be around during application
Yes, NyGuard IGR can be tank-mixed with Talstar P and applied to turf and ornamentals.
No, NyGuard IGR Concentrate is rainfast after about 6 hours therefore if it lightly rained 2 days later, the application should be fine. Typically, NyGuard IGR will hold up for a couple months in outdoor elements between treatments. IGR’s should be mixed with an insecticide for complete control of the insects as IGR’s only stop the reproductive cycle of insects, it does not kill them. The insecticide, depending on the product would need to be reapplied approx every 30 days. Refer to the insecticide product label for retreatment intervals.
We have confirmed with MGK, the manufacturer of NyGuard IGR that the correct shelf life is 3 years when stored in the original container out of the extreme heat or freezing temperatures. MGK has advised they had an error on that bulletin and will get it updated as well.
No, Nyguard IGR is not labeled for thrips. We would recommend just using the Bifen IT around the baseboards, cracks and crevices in the home. See our Thrip Control page for more tips about treating for this pest.
Unfortunately it really is not possible for us to say whether all of the roaches are gone at this point or not. It usually does take several applications of any product for complete eradication if a roach infestation is severe. Sanitation is key in treating for roaches so it would be advisable to go ahead and clean/detail the car interior thoroughly now and make sure to keep it free from any food, crumbs, or trash. If further treatment is necessary, we really do not recommend using pesticides where they may come into contact with your skin (such as car upholstery) so it would be best to use a roach bait stations such as Maxforce FC Roach Bait Stations or the Advion Roach Bait Arenas. The roaches will eat the bait and share it with any other roaches and this will help eliminate the infestation.
NyGuard IGR mixed with Onslaught would be a great flea treatment!
Per the product manufacturer if used togther the Nyguard IGR would kill the Orcon Flea Destroyer nematodes. If you are using them for an outdoor application, you would want to use the Nyguard IGR and then wait 14 days and then apply the nematodes to the area. For an indoor application the Nyguard IGR has a much longer residual time which is five months, so you would need to either wait that time period or use the nematodes without the Nyguard indoors.
Suspend SC and NyGuard IGR can be tank mixed and applied to listed outdoor areas, around entry points to the structure and interior cracks and crevices for many insects including spiders. For a successful eradication program, please take a few moments to review our treatment article on How to Get Rid of Spiders.
You could mix either FenvaStar EcoCap or Onslaught Insecticide with NyGuard IGR for flea control outdoors and indoors. You could also choose to use NyGuard Plus indoors; this is a ready-to-use product that includes the insecticide, IGR, and a deodorizer in a can that is easy to apply indoors and dries quickly. Please see our Flea Treatment Guide for more tips on treating this pest.
Nyguard IGR is labeled to stop the life cycle of fleas indoors and outdoors. It can be added to an insecticide and applied at the same time. The mixing rate is 3-4 ml per gallon of water.
Malathion is not specifically labeled for fleas so we are unable to provide advice on that.
Please check out our Flea Guide for tips on how to treat for fleas.
NyGuard IGR should not be mixed with any household cleaners including Lysol. Please clean per directions on the cleaning product label and allow to dry prior to applying the product for insect control.
NyGuard IGR has a shelf life of 3 years if kept out of extreme temperatures and direct sunlight.
No, NyGuard IGR cannot be mixed with household cleaners. If you were to mix this product with a cleaner, that would change its formulation, and it would not work as it's intended to work. NyGuard IGR should be applied separately with a sprayer.
NyGuard IGR should not be applied when the pets are present or surfaces that they have contact with. They can return to the structure when application is completely dry. For more information on treating for fleas, please take a few moments to review our treatment article on How to Get Rid of Fleas for a successful eradication program.