War Paint Insecticidal Paste
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War Paint Insecticidal Paste
This treatment applies to the following species:Specimen Label
Kills And Repels Face Flies, Horn Lies, Stable Flies, House Flies, Black Flies And Bot Flies On Horses And Foals.
Active Ingredients |
By Weight |
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Permethrin (*(3-phenoxyphenyl) methyl (+/−) cis, trans-3-(2,2-dichloroethyenyl)-2,2-dimethylcyclopropanecarboxylate |
7.0% |
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Related Reaction Products |
0.6% |
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**Piperonyl Butoxide, Technical |
14.0% |
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N-octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide |
21.0% |
Inert Ingredients |
57.4% |
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Total |
100.0% |
*cis-trans Isomer Ratio: Min. 35% (±) Cis And Max. 65% (±) Trans
**equivalent To Min. 11.2% (butylcarbityl) (6-propylpiperonyl) Ether And Max. 2.0% Related Compounds.
epa Reg. No. 58864-2-36208
epa Est. No. 58864-nb-1
see Below For Additional Precautionary Statements.
War Paint Insecticidal Paste Caution
Keep Out Of Reach Of Children
“do Not Use This Product On Horses Intended For Human Food”
Product Description
It requires very small amounts of War Paint to kill and repel flies. Small amounts of War Paint are placed on the horse only where flies tend to congregate.
War Paint, when applied to the horse, attaches to the hair of the horse and slowly releases the insecticide over a period of weeks. Full body fly control does not usually occur until 1 to 2 days after the application. The reason for this is it takes awhile for the formulation to release the insecticide onto the horse's hair.
Because War Paint is not only an insecticide, but also an effective repellant, you will notice that in the case of face fly activity, the repellant activity of the product will be apparent within hours if not immediately after application.
After a period of one to two weeks, as the insecticide is released onto the horse's hair, you will find that War Paint becomes powdery and will fall off the horse's hair leaving no adverse effects on the horse's appearance.
Directions For Use
IT IS A VIOLATION OF FEDERAL LAW TO USE THIS PRODUCT IN MANNER INCONSISTENT WITH ITS LABELING. DO NOT APPLY TO A WET ANIMAL SINCE THE PRODUCT WILL NOT ADHERE TO MOIST SURFACES.
Full Body Fly Control
Adult horses: For the treatment of pastured horses, it is recommended that a full application of War Paint be applied as a single treatment. This should provide adequate fly control for approximately one week on pastured horses.Apply one (1) gram under each eye, two (2) grams on withers and two (2) grams on each leg below the hock or knee - 12 grams total as a single treatment. DO NOT REPEAT TREATMENT FOR SEVEN (7) DAYS. See application techniques and illustrations.
Application Techniques
Face Flies
Turn the applicator wheel 1/8 of a turn to place one gram of War Paint under the eye along the lower lid, close to the lid margin. Do no apply directly into the eye. Make a 1-inch wide stripe along the entire lower lid from corner to corner. For maximum Face Fly control, it is very important to place the product around the inside corner of the eye where the top and bottom lids meet. This is the area where tearing occurs due to fly irritation and also where Face Flies congregate to feed. Repeat the application to the other eye. A 1-inch wide stripe under each eye will apply 2 grams of War Paint to the face.Horn Flies, Black Flies And Horse Flies
Turn the applicator wheel 1/4 of a turn to place 2 grams of War Paint on top of the applicator. Then apply a 1x4-inch stripe under the mane of the horse on the withers. Place the product far enough up the withers so the product will not be under the saddle or blanket if the horse is ridden.Stable Flies And Bot Flies
Apply a 1x4-inch stripe to each leg. Turn the applicator wheel 1/4 turn to place 2 grams of War Paint on the top of the applicator. When applying War Paint to the legs of a horse, apply the material to the front of the horse's leg. Start at a place on the front of the leg four inches below the knee or the hock. Touch the applicator to the spot to be treated. Move the applicator in the narrow direction up the horse's leg four inches toward the knee or hock, then stop and with the applicator top, smooth out to a 1-inch wide by 4-inch long stripe on each leg.Bot Flies
To kill and repel bot flies during the egg laying season, War Paint should be applied over the bot eggs already on the horse. A four inch by one inch wide stripe should be painted over the area where the bot eggs exist. This should be done instead of applying War Paint to the front of the leg since the application will also control stable flies; and Bot Flies usually lay their eggs on the sides of the horse's legs.Foals
The same technique for applying War Paint can be used on foals, except only 1/2 of the adult amount should be used, 6 grams. Since the foals' eyes are smaller than adult horses, a 1 inch wide stripe under each eye of a foal will apply only 1/2 gram of War Paint under each eye. When applying War Paint to a foal's withers and legs, make the strip only 1-inch by 2-inches long instead of the 4-inch long stripe used on adult horses. This will insure that a foal will receive one-half of the adult horse dose, one gram on each leg. Remember, a 1/8 turn of the applicator wheel will place one gram of War Paint on the top of the applicator.Local Fly Control
For horses that are to be ridden and handled frequently, lesser amounts of War Paint applied more frequently are a better choice. Lesser amounts of War Paint applied discreetly and prudently to the horse can provide effective local fly control for several days to a week. If this technique is used, remember not to apply more than 12 grams of War Paint to a horse in any 7-day period. See application technique and illustrations.How To Apply War Paint
Full Body Control
Apply 12 grams. One (1) gram under each eye, two (2) grams on withers and two (2) grams on each leg.
Face Fly Control
Apply under each eye: A one inch stripe along the lower eyelid. [This will apply one (1) gram to each eye.]
Stable Fly Control
Apply to the front of each leg: A one inch wide by four inch long stripe just below the knee and hock. These stripes will apply two grams to each leg.
Bot Fly Control
Apply over eggs instead of on front of legs.
Precautions For Use
Do Not Apply To The Hair Of A Wet Animal Since The Product Will Not Adhere To Moist Surfaces. War Paint, Once Applied To The Hair Of The Horse, Cannot Be Wiped Off. Therefore, It Should Not Be Applied Within One To Two Weeks Of An Anticipated Show Even In Which The Presence Of Small Amounts Of War Paint On The Horse's Hair Would Have An Adverse Effect On The Horse's Appearance. As With Any Product, Certain Horses May Be Sensitive To One Of The Ingredients In War Paint And Develop Some Local Irritation. If Irritation Occurs, Discontinue Use. If Irritation Persists, Consult Your Veterinarian.
precautionary Statements
Hazards To Humans And Domestic Animals
War Paint Insecticidal Paste Caution
Harmful if swallowed or absorbed through the skin. Avoid contact with skin, eyes or clothing. Do not contaminate food or foodstuff. Wash thoroughly with soap after handling.Statement Of Practical Treatment
If Swallowed
Contact a physician or poison control center immediately.If On Skin
Immediately remove contaminated clothing, wipe material from skin and wash affected area with plenty of soap and water. Contact a physician if irritation persists. Wash clothing prior to reuse.If In Eyes
Flush eyes with plenty of water. Contact a physician of irritation persists.Environmental Hazards
This product is toxic to fish and other aquatic animals. Do not contaminate any body of water with this product by cleaning of equipment or disposal of wastes.Storage And Disposal
For Containers
Do not contaminate water, food or feed by storage or disposal.Storage
Tightly close cap and store in a dry place (preferably locked). Avoid temperatures over 100°F (i.e. Do not leave product in closed vehicle during summer months).Pesticide Disposal
Wastes resulting from the use of this product may be disposed of on site or at an approved waste disposal facility.Container Disposal
Dispose of empty tube in a sanitary landfill or by incineration, or, if allowed by state and local authorities, by burning. If burned, stay out of smoke.Warranty Disclaimer
EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY PROVIDED HEREIN, NEITHER LOVELAND NOR SELLER MAKES ANY WARRANTIES, GUARANTEES, OR REPRESENTATIONS OF ANY KIND, EITHER BY USAGE OF TRADE, STATUTORY OR OTHERWISE, WITH REGARD TO THE PRODUCT SOLD, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, USE OR ELIGIBILITY OF THE PRODUCT FOR ANY PARTICULAR TRADE USAGE.
UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES MAY RESULT BECAUSE OF, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, SUCH FACTORS AS PRESENCE OF OTHER MATERIALS, OR THE MANNER OF USE OR APPLICATION, ALL OF WHICH ARE BEYOND THE CONTROL OF LOVELAND INDUSTRIES, INC. OR SELLER. IN NO CASE SHALL SELLER BE LIABLE FOR CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL, OR INDIRECT DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OR HANDLING OF THIS PRODUCT. ALL SUCH RISKS SHALL BE ASSUMED BY THE BUYER OR USER.
APPLICATOR'S OR GROWER'S EXCLUSIVE REMEDY AGAINST LOVELAND INDUSTRIES, INC. OR SELLER FOR ANY CAUSE OF ACTION RELATING TO THE PRODUCT IS A CLAIM FOR DAMAGES, AND IN NO EVENT SHALL DAMAGES OR ANY OTHER RECOVERY EXCEED THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE PRODUCT IN RESPECT OF WHICH SUCH CLAIM IS MADE.
Formulated for: LOVELAND INDUSTRIES, INC., PO Box 1289, Greeley, CO 80632-1289 (970) 356-8920
This specimen label is intended for use only as a guide in providing general information regarding the directions, warning and cautions associated with the use of this product. As with any insecticide, always follow the label instructions on the package before using.
12 x 96 grams
LIL139
Nac No.
108603824515 FLEUR DR., #303, DES MOINES, IA, 50321
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