Optigard Flex Liquid is labeled for yellow jackets and wasps.  On our website list there is  *See label for complete list, of which the wasps and yellowjects are in included there.  When treating for wasps and yellow jackets you will be treating their nests directly.
Optigard flex has a residual of at least 90 days indoors, however if you have a current infestation you are trying to eliminate you can respray after 30 days if needed.Â
Optigard Flex Liquid will definitely help reduce the palmetto bugs on your property. You should note that because palmetto bugs can fly that there is a chance that they could fly into your home without ever having touched a treated area. You can also help reduce the amount of palmetto bugs on your p…
Read Full Answer »Optigard Flex is NOT labeled for the treatment of bed bugs, so we do not recommend this product for that use. An insecticide that does contain a neonicotinoid, imidacloprid, that is excellent for bed bug treatment is Temprid SC. For complete bed bug treatments, we recommend the use of our bed bugs k…
Read Full Answer »When using Termidor to treat for termites it is meant to go in the ground. It is not a wood treatment product. Optigard Flex is an insecticide meant for indoor and outdoor perimeter treatments. It is also not a wood treatment product. You would not want to use Optigard Flex f…
Read Full Answer »We only carry one product labeled specifically for use in the wall delivery systems which would be the Optigard Flex. That being said, we have always been told that a homeowner would not have the proper equipment to utilize the in wall system and it requires a specific high pressure applicator for t…
Read Full Answer »Some ants act differently than other ant species which could limit the way the product would spread through the colony. Manufacturers will only include an insect on their product label if it meets certain criteria and for some reason they felt the product was not effective enough on Pharoah and carp…
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Optigard Flex Liquid is a fairly new product and we have not had any feedback on it specific to Argentinian Ants. Optigard Flex is labeled for ants and it is non-repellent and has a transfer effect, which makes it a top choice for social insects such as ants.
Optigard Flex Liquid can be applied around the interior of the structure where the floor meets the wall.Â
Optigard Flex Insecticide is a great insecticide for ants. It is labeled to treat most types of ants, excluding pharoah and carpenter ants. Generally, when you are treating for ants, we would recommend using a bait in conjunction with an insecticide. We do have an Outdoor/Indoor Ant Kit that is spec…
Read Full Answer »Optigard Flex Liquid cannot be used on fruit trees of any kind. We would recommend Monterey Fruit Tree Spray Plus, which is a broad spectrum fungicide, insecticide, and miticide in one that will provide an ideal solution for your organic gardening problems, and is ORMI Listed. You can use this…
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Optigard Flex Liquid has up to a 30 day residual outdoors and can be applied once every 30 days as long as you follow the product label instructions.
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Yes, Optigard Flex Liquid does have a transfer effect that will also work on roaches.
Tekko Trio IGR Concentrate can be mixed with Optiguard Flex Liquid.
Optigard Flex Liquid cannot be used on any edibles. Please view the insecticides for use on edibles HERE.Â
Optigard Flex Liquid lasts up to 30 days outdoors.
We are not sure of the exact reasons why the manufacturer of Optigard Flex Liquid does not list bed bugs on the label other than the fact that it has not been tested for bed bug applications. We recommend using one of our bed bug kits. Generally, it takes more than one type of product to treat…
Read Full Answer »Optigard Flex Liquid, is not labeled for scorpions. Typically, a microencapsulated insecticide such as Demand CS or Onslaught Fast Cap Spider and Scorpion Insecticide is the best treatment. We recommend taking a look at the Scorpion Treatment Guide and Videos on how to successfully treat and protect…
Read Full Answer »Optigard Flex does not list (Z)-9-hexadecenal as any of its active ingredients. The inactive ingredients are privy to the manufacturer and not disclosed, so we cannot say whether or not the product contains (Z)-9-hexadecenal. You may wish to contact the manufacturer directly for more informat…
Read Full Answer »Optigard Flex Liquid is labeled for carpentar bees. You will use at a rate of 0.27 - 5.41 oz. per 1 - 10 gallons of water. it does provide a 30 day residual outdoors. We also suggest that you read our guide on how to control carpentar bees.Â