Zyrox Fly Granular Bait

Key Features

• Novel active ingredient, cyantraniliprole, helps manage fly populations that are resistant to other chemistries
• Attractive bait matrix doesn’t require a pheromone to lure flies in
• Lower bulk density means fewer pounds required to fill stations and fewer pounds to lift and store
• Can be used in residential, commercial and agricultural settings, as well as indoors when placed in a bait station and in food-handling establishments

Key Benefits

• Zyrox has no documented resistance and is an ideal rotational product in Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and Insect Resistance Management (IRM) programs
• Each pound can fill up to twice as many stations as competitor baits, allowing more stations to be filled with fewer pounds of bait to lift and store
• Approved for use in areas where high fly densities result in customer complaints, such as restaurants, grocery stores and warehouses

Resourceful Use of Bait

The bait matrix of Zyrox has a lower bulk density than most competitors fly baits. This allows for comparable surface area coverage and volume to other baits, but with fewer pounds of bait to carry, move and store. The recommended use rate of Zyrox is 3.2 oz/1000 sq. ft., and the high rate of 6.4 oz/1000 sq. ft. can be used for high-level fly infestations.

One pound of Zyrox can fill a bait station 19 times, versus one pound of Maxforce and Golden Marlin products that would fill a bait station 13 times or less. The active ingredient in Zyrox, cyantraniliprole, was developed to work by affecting the muscular system of a fly to provide quick and efficient control. Additionally, because the active ingredient is new to the market, Zyrox can be a powerful new tool to fight the growing problem of resistance. Formulated to be highly attractive, the bait matrix of Zyrox helps ensure effective fly control at a low use rate (3.2 ounces per 1,000 square feet). Each pound of Zyrox can fill up to twice as many stations as competitor baits, which allows for less bait. Zyrox has been approved for use both indoors (in a bait station) and outdoors in the most common areas where high fly densities result in customer complaints. Outdoors it can be applied to areas used for storage of waste in refuse dumpsters that are fenced in or inaccessible to children and pests around.