Bed Bug Basic Kit

Specially arranged by our experienced technicians, the Bed Bug Basic Kit is recommended for anyone looking to treat a small infestation. This kit contains an insect growth regulator which will help control the population to a minimum and prevent further spread of the bed bugs. This kit is a quick and simple solution for a light infestation of bed bugs.

Bed Bug Basic Kit Contains:

1 / Pyganic Dust- 10 oz

2 / Bedlam Bedbug Spray

1 / Bellow Duster

1 / Gentrol IGR Concentrate - 1 oz

Pyganic Dust - 10 oz

 Pyganic Dust Product Label /  Pyganic Dust Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)

Active Ingredient: Pyrethrin 1%, Amorphous Silica Gel 15%

Size: 10 oz. 

CONTROL TIPS

PyGanic 1% Pyrethrin Dust is a botanical insecticide dust for a broad range of insect control, including Bedbugs.

Bedlam Bedbug Insecticide Spray

 Bedlam Product Label /  Bedlam Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)

Active Ingredient: 3-Phenoxybenzyl-2, 2-dimethyl-3-cyclopropanecar boxylate- 0.40%, N-Octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide- 1.60%

Target pests: Bed Bugs, Adult Lice & Nymphs, Ticks, Fleas, Dust Mites

 CONTROL TIPS

Along with working as well as concentrated insecticides such as Cyonara 9.7, Suspend SC, or Demon WP, Bedlam comes in a convenient aerosol spray that can be used to spray on areas that other products cannot. Bedlam may be used for surface treatment on mattresses, upholstered furniture, drawers, bed frames, carpeted areas, curtains, and in other areas or surfaces where you would often come into direct contact with. Bedlam includes a straw tool for foaming into small cracks, crevices, and other hiding places where it may be hard to reach. One of the biggest benefits of Bedlam is that it contains the capability to be used either as foam or an aerosol spray. Because foam expands, it is beneficial for crack and crevice treatment. Once Bedlam has been applied, it is recommended that you allow the insecticide to fully dry before coming in contact with it.

-Spray twice a week for heavy infestations or once a week for lighter infestations (residual time: up to 2 weeks)-

Gentrol IGR Concentrate - 1 oz

 Gentrol IGR Concentrate Product Label /  Gentrol IGR Concentrate Material Safety Data Sheett

Active Ingredient (S)-Hydroprene (CAS #65733-18-8) - 9%

Size: 1 oz bottle

Target Pest: Roaches, Drain and Fruit Flies, Bedbugs, and Stored Product Pest Populations.

Not for Sale to: AK

CONTROL TIPS

This product is an Insect Growth Regulator that prevents bed bugs from being able to reproduce, effectively stopping the breeding cycle of an infestation which can help control their population to a minimum. Gentrol comes in a small brown bottle (1 oz.).

Application: There are two ways to apply Gentrol IGR: (1) mix the 1 oz. bottle of Gentrol IGR with a concentrated form of an insecticide and 1 gallon of water so that you may conveniently spray both chemicals at the same time, or (2) add 1 oz of Gentrol to one gallon of water and apply the diluted solution in all the areas where the concentrated insecticide had previously been applied. A common place to treat would be along the floor and wall meeting points, behind head boards, and where the headboard and rail meets for the bed. DO NOT apply the Gentrol IGR to bed linens or mattresses.

Bellow Bulb Duster

Description: The Bellow Bulb Duster is used to apply insecticide in dust form into small cracks and crevices where liquid forms of insecticide cannot and/or should not be applied. To use the duster, fill the rubber container (bellows) half-way full with the dust. Shake the duster then turn it facing down and squeeze (the fine dust will resemble smoke when released from the duster)

By pressing down the bellows it will cause the dust to escape the metal tip of the duster. Using a duster will allow easier injection of the dust into hard to reach areas. Some recommended spots for dusting would be inside of the electrical sockets, behind picture frames, in-between the mattress and box spring, and in small cracks, crevices, or corners.

*The use of chemicals is a great way to approach your bed bug treatment. However, encasements for your mattress, box spring, and pillows are definitely necessary. Bed Bugs can survive without a food source for over 18 months. If they are to be hiding inside of the mattress, box spring, or pillows then it will only extend the process of treatment and, in the end, you will have to invest more in the bed bug chemicals.

IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT YOU STAY AWAY FROM THE TREATED AREA FOR ATLEAST 3 HOURS.

***Please refer to and follow the directions on the product labels for all of the above products! ***