Microbe-Lift BMC Biological Mosquito Control - 2 fl oz

Concentrated Larvicide for Hydroponics and Standing Water - 2 fl oz

Larvae in standing water and growing media are hard to manage once they establish. This concentrated liquid larvicide dilutes in water and is dosed per gallon, so you can mix only what your system needs. It is E.P.A. registered and its active ingredient is a biological one, Bacillus thuringiensis subspecies israelensis, at 8 %.

The 2 fl oz bottle suits hobbyists, small indoor setups and growers who want to trial the product before buying larger quantities. At the listed dosages, one bottle makes several gallons of solution.

Key Features & Benefits

• Concentrated liquid formula — measure small doses and mix with water as needed.
• Per-gallon dosing — separate rates are listed for prevention, light infestations and heavy infestations.
• E.P.A. registered — registration gives you a documented, labeled product to use.
• Safety data available — an SDS is available for handling and storage guidance.

Who Should Use Microbe-Lift BMC Biological Mosquito Control

This product suits growers who manage hydroponic systems or grow facilities and need a larvicide for areas with standing water. Home gardeners with water features can use it too. Check local rules first, because it is not permitted for sale in NM, RI or Canada.

About Microbe-Lift BMC Biological Mosquito Control

This is a concentrated liquid larvicide with a potency of 1,200 ITU/mg. The signal word is Caution and the hazard classification is Skin Irritant. The product is made in the USA and sold individually in a 2 fl oz bottle.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much do I mix?
A: For prevention or light infestations, use 2.5 to 5 ml per gallon. For heavy infestations, use 10 to 20 ml per gallon. Always follow the product label.

Q: What does ITU/mg mean?
A: ITU stands for International Toxic Units. It is a measure of the potency of the biological active ingredient. This product is rated at 1,200 ITU/mg.

Q: Is it a concentrate?
A: Yes. It is a concentrated liquid formula, so you dilute it in water before use.

Q: Can I buy it everywhere?
A: No. It is not permitted for sale in NM, RI or Canada.

Q: Should I wear protection when handling it?
A: The hazard classification is Skin Irritant and the signal word is Caution. Read the label and the SDS before use and avoid skin contact.

Q: Is it a registered product?
A: Yes. It is E.P.A. registered.