CARTAP

Description

Introduction and Mode of Action: Cartap Hydrochloride is a systemic insecticide with contact and stomach action derived from a natural biorational group. It paralyzes and kills insects by inhibiting the transmission of nerve signals in the central nervous system.

Application and Dosage

Pre-harvest Interval: No pre-harvest interval has been recorded for this pesticide.

Usage Management

Cartap Hydrochloride may cause phytotoxicity under specific conditions on crops such as cotton, tobacco, and apple.

How to Use

• Apply as a granule broadcast on the soil surface.

Precautions

• Avoid ingestion, contamination of food, contact with skin, eyes, or clothing, and inhalation of granule particles.
• Do not eat, drink, or smoke during granule application.
• Use protective clothing, gloves, masks, goggles, and boots during application, and wash thoroughly after completion.
• Do not reuse pesticide containers.
• Empty containers must be stored away from water sources and disposed of in accordance with national environmental regulations.
• Transport this pesticide in compliance with international hazardous materials regulations.

Storage Conditions

• Store the pesticide in its original packaging, out of reach of children and animals, in a closed warehouse away from sunlight, moisture, and livestock.
• Storage temperature should be between 10–35°C.
• Once the seal is broken, the shelf life decreases.
• Avoid storing the pesticide as an aqueous solution.

Symptoms of Poisoning and First Aid

Symptoms include headache, dizziness, nausea, and vision disturbances.

• In case of contact with the skin or face, wash the affected area thoroughly with soap and water multiple times.
• If symptoms of poisoning occur, consult a doctor and provide the pesticide label.

Environmental Toxicity

• This pesticide is moderately toxic to bees, fish, and other aquatic organisms.
• Remove livestock and poultry from treated areas before application and prevent grazing in freshly treated zones.
• Avoid contaminating drinking water, streams, or groundwater with granules.
• Do not wash granule application equipment near rivers or running water.

Antidote

Cartap Hydrochloride has no specific antidote.