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We offer a combined pest control package to protect you against mosquitoes and ticks in one go. We do this because we know mosquitoes are the most dangerous insects on the planet.
Similarly, ticks carry some of the worst viruses and bacteria.
If an infected mosquito or tick bites you, your suffering could be short-lived, with a rapid recovery and complete restoration of health. In the worst-case scenarios like Lyme disease, Ehrlichiosis, or Powassan disease, your health recovery is likely to be long-lasting and complex. In the case of chronic conditions, patients often never recover fully.
We are sincere when we say that we don’t want you to have this negative health experience. The best way we can do to help you protect yourself is to provide traditional pest control services to limit your exposure to these insects.
There are pros and cons to choosing a traditional combo pest control package. These characteristics are due to treating pests with conventional products that contain permethrin.
All pest control companies use this product because it is effective and does the job quickly and efficiently. When facing the diseases that mosquitoes and ticks transmit, these qualities are precisely what you want.
Organic tick and mosquito pest control methods also have benefits and drawbacks. Read about these combo packages to decide which suits your lifestyle best.
CONVENTIONAL TICK AND MOSQUITO PEST CONTROL SERVICES FROM SAFER NATURE IN MASSACHUSETTS. GET YOUR FREE QUOTE AFTER CALLING US AT (978) 325-1325.
If our traditional pest control methods don’t work like we say they will, we will provide another treatment on your property at no cost.
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The FAQs section below can answer many questions about using the traditional pest control method. Many customers prefer the traditional approach because it is quick, convenient, and effective. Some customers choose the organic option when someone in their family is battling Lyme disease or something equally severe. Others like the organic route because it is gentler on the environment.
You can read more about the benefits and drawbacks of our organic and traditional pest control solutions to help you decide which is your best option.
1. What is Permethrin?
We use permethrin in our traditional pest control applications. Permethrin contains properties similar to those in the chrysanthemum flower but is a synthetic product. Permethrin has been a registered product with the United States Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) since 1979.
2. Where is Permethrin Used?
Authorities use this product to protect crops like wheat, alfalfa, maize, and cotton. Other applications include its use on mosquito nets to protect stored animal products like sheep’s wool. It also shields food, livestock, and pets from disease-carrying insects like mosquitoes and ticks.
Permethrin is also commonly used on clothing as a protective measure. Other uses of this application include its use in public places such as restaurants where food is prevalent.
3. How Does Permethrin Work?
This product is exceptionally effective because it starts affecting insects immediately after ingesting or coming into contact with it. This product impacts the insect’s nervous system, starting with spasms, paralysis, and death. In other words, permethrin is lethal for insects because they cannot process this product.
In contrast, people and dogs can process permethrin well. However, cats are not designed to cope well with this traditional pest control application.
4. What Are Some Products That Contain Permethrin?
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulates about 1,400 registered permethrin-containing products. So, permethrin has a prominent position in our modern society.
Besides companies using it to manage pest populations, it is present in multiple medications and other applications. For instance, it is present in aerosols, dusts, powders, pet shampoos, and liquids used for insect population control and protection.
Permethrin is in tick and flea applications that are made for dogs. This product is also used to protect livestock. Topical creams contain permethrin and are prescribed to treat lice and scabies infestations on people.
5. Are children more sensitive to permethrin than adults?
Tests have been conducted to determine the risk to health for humans and pets. No tests show that children are susceptible to permethrin compared with adults. However, suppose your child is sensitive to other products. In that case, keeping them away from areas where you use sprays, powders, or foggers to treat pests is advisable.