Only aprehend was applied in the home in an effort to identify the true impact of the product.
Aprehend bed bug label.
Training videos an introduction to aprehend aprehend extension wand the aprehend spray application kit preparation protocol for aprehend treatment strategic application of aprehend for bed bug infestations.
Aprehend is intended as a barrier treatment.
After bed bugs were collected aprehend was applied in a fashion consistent with label directions in the bedrooms living room dining area and entrance foyer.
Persistence and lethality of a fungal biopesticide aprehend applied to insecticide impregnated and encasement type box spring covers for bed bug management this peer reviewed publication 2019 presents research conducted at penn state university on the compatibility of activeguard liners and passive encasement type mattress and box.
Bed bugs are affected by crossing a surface barrier that has been treated with aprehend.
Application of a consistent 2 spray barrier will provide optimal bed bug control.
Bed bugs are small nocturnal insects that feed on blood.
Recently bed bugs have undergone a massive resurgence and are quickly becoming a worldwide problem.
Correct application of aprehend according to these instructions will result in an application rate of 1 fl oz per 100 linear ft.
Learn more on our natural biopesticide for the elimination and prevention of bed bugs aprehend is a professional grade product available to licensed pest control operators.
In locations where bed bugs are likely to walk when emerging from their harborages in search of a blood meal.
Create a continuous 2 swath barrier of aprehend in locations where bed bugs are likely to walk when emerging from their harborages in search of a blood meal.
Bed bugs are affected by crossing a surface barrier that has been treated with aprehend.
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Despite their name bed bugs can be found in a variety of environments outside of bedding such as furniture walls office buildings college dormitories etc.
