Below is a list of the various triazine compounds that we provide analysis services for.

We have also provided links to relevant sites that describe the compounds in greater detail and in many cases where these compounds might be found.

We can of course take no responsibility for the content of those other web sites.

Pyrethroid Compounds

Acrinathrin
Acrinathrin is a synethetic pyrethroid. A non systemic insecticide that is important in the control of thrips.

Bifenthrin
Of the class pyrethroid, it is a synthetic pyrethroid insecticide

Cyfluthrin
It is a general use pesticide used on soft fruits such as grapes and strawberries, vegetables, ornamental plants and turf grass. Used for broad spectrum control in restuarants and commercial food handling facilities.

Cypermethrin
Of the class pyrethroid, it is an insecticide, made by Zeneca Ag Products. It is widely used and widely promoted.

Deltamethrin
Considered one of the safer insecticides, has been widely used in disease control by treating and killing ticks that carry diseases.

Fenpropathrin
This is an intro / brief summary

Fenvalerate
Recommended for use where insect pests have developed resistance to organophosphates and organochlorine insecticides.

Flucythrinate
Of the class pyrethroid, it is an insecticide, organoflourine pyrethroid,

Lambda Cyhalothrin
Of the class pyrethroid, it is a synthetic pyrethroid insecticide

Permethrin
Of the class pyrethroid, is a manmade version of the natural repellent, pyrethrum, found in chrysanthemums. Since 1977, it’s been approved for use by the Environmental Protection Agency (US) in products to kill or control insects.

Resmethrin
QTS provides residue testing services for a wide range of pesticides including Resmethrin, a pyrethroid.

Tau-fluvalinate
Tau fluvalinate is an insecticide that is used to kill varroa mites in bee hives. While it has low toxicity to bees, and residues are not seen in honey it has an affinity to wax and thus is seen to accumulate in beeswax.

Tefluthrin
An insecticide