Function and efficacy
Cyromazine is a new kind of insect growth regulator, which can kill the larvae of diptera insects, especially some common fly larvae (maggots) which multiply in feces. The difference between it and the general insecticide is that it kills larvae – maggots, while the general insecticide only kills flies and is more toxic. The drug has the action of contact and stomach toxicity, and has strong internal absorption conductivity, and the duration is long, but the action speed is slow. In the short term, a large amount of exposure to mychloramine can irritate the eyes and skin, and even cause acute poisoning, resulting in nausea, vomiting, vertigo and other health hazards, and long-term ingestion has adverse effects on human health.
Pharmacological action
Cyromazine is a insecticide, which can inhibit the molting of diptera larvae, especially the first stage of larvae molting, so that the reproduction of maggots is blocked, and the larvae can not die. When administered internally to chickens, maggots can be completely killed even if the amount of the drug in the feces is very low. When the feed concentration reaches 1mg/kg, it can control the development of most fly maggots in feces, and when 5mg/kg, it is enough to control all kinds of fly maggots. It is generally effective 6 to 24 hours after the drug is used, and the effect can last for 1 to 3 weeks.
The absorption of this product is less after internal administration of chickens, and the main metabolite in the body is melamine. Mainly excreted from feces in prototype. Due to its low lipid solubility, Cyromazine rarely remains in tissues. It had no effect on the growth, egg production and reproductive performance of animals.
Post time: Apr-16-2025