Monterey Take Down Garden Spray - 1 Gal

Garden Insecticide With Clear Safety Data - 1 Gal

Choosing a pest control product is easier when the safety and registration details are plain. This garden spray lists its EPA registration number, signal word and flammability data, so you can check them before you apply. Its safety data shows a dermal and oral rat LD50 above 5000 mg/kg and a non-flammable formula.

The 1 Gal container suits home gardeners and small indoor or outdoor cultivation spaces that treat plants a little at a time. Commercial growers can use it for spot treatment or trial runs. Always follow the label for crops, rates and sites.

Key Features & Benefits

• EPA registered — registration number 67702-5-54705 lets you verify the product with the agency.
• Caution signal word — the label tells you the product's acute hazard category at a glance.
• Non-flammable — the safety data lists it as non-combustible, which simplifies storage planning.
• Non-hazardous for transport — the safety data lists it as not regulated under a UN number.
• 1 Gal size — a manageable container for small to mid-sized spaces.

Who Should Use Monterey Take Down Garden Spray

Home gardeners and licensed growers who want a registered garden insecticide with documented safety data will find it useful. Read the label for approved uses before you buy.

About Monterey Take Down Garden Spray

Monterey makes lawn and garden products. This item is a pest control product sold as a 1 Gal container, with EPA registration number 67702-5-54705.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this product flammable?
A: No. The safety data states the product is not flammable and has a non-combustible flash point. Still store it according to the label.

Q: What does the Caution signal word mean?
A: Signal words show the acute hazard category of a pesticide label. Caution is the lowest of the standard signal words. Read the full label and wear the protection it specifies.

Q: Is the product registered with the EPA?
A: Yes. Its EPA registration number is 67702-5-54705. You can use that number to look up the product record.

Q: How much comes in one unit?
A: One unit is a single 1 Gal container, sold each.

Q: Is it regulated for shipping?
A: The safety data lists it as non-hazardous and not regulated under a UN number. Carrier rules can still vary, so check with your carrier.

Q: What is LD50?
A: LD50 is the dose that is lethal to half of a test population in a study. Higher values indicate lower acute toxicity. This product's dermal and oral rat values are both above 5000 mg/kg.