Green Leaf Powder Cockroach Killing Bait 5g
Effective roach control but toxic ingredients require strict safety measures to avoid human/pet health risks.
Keep out of reach of children and pets. Toxic if swallowed or inhaled. Avoid skin/eye contact. Do not use near food. Wash hands thoroughly after handling. Seek medical help if exposed.
What's the verdict?
This 5g bait powder mixes active pesticidal agents with food-based attractants to target cockroach infestations. It is applied by sprinkling in corners, under sinks, and other pest-prone areas for effective control.
What it's made of
4 listed · 3 flagged · estimated by AI, check the label- Boric Acid (Active Insecticidal Ingredient)Caution
Disrupts cockroach metabolism and causes death via dehydration; for humans, it is an irritant to skin, eyes and respiratory system with toxicity if ingested, potentially leading to nausea, kidney strain or reproductive concerns with significant exposure.
- Sucrose (Bait Attractant)Caution
Draws cockroaches to ingest the toxin; presents glycemic load and obesity risks for accidental human consumption along with amplifying the danger of the mixed pesticide, posing cardiovascular and metabolic concerns.
- Cornstarch (Carrier and Binder)
Provides a powdery base to disperse the active agent; generally neutral but may trigger allergies in gluten-sensitive individuals and offers no health benefits in this non-edible context.
- Natural Plant Extracts (Attractant and Filler)Caution
Enhances appeal to pests while aiming for a 'green' profile; limited benefits as mild antimicrobials but overall caution advised due to potential unknown irritants or inefficacy in safety data for concentrated use.
Nutrition
None: calories, total fat, saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, sodium, total carbohydrate, dietary fiber, sugars, protein, vitamin d, calcium, iron, potassium.
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