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> Active ingredient: Prallethrin (Pyrethroid) 16 g\L > It is not well established if chronic exposure to small amounts of pyrethroids is hazardous or not. > h
by Traubenfuchs 4y ago
> Active ingredient: Prallethrin (Pyrethroid) 16 g\L
> It is not well established if chronic exposure to small amounts of pyrethroids is hazardous or not.
> here is an association of pyrethroids with poorer early social-emotional and language development.
> Pyrethroids are very toxic to cats
I don't feel fully comfortable with it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyrethroid#Humans https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyrethroid#Humans
- Gys 4y agoThank you. I think the one we use is different as I had to lookup two substances. I do not have the packaging here at the moment, but will check (again). From the research report provided in your link: 'Conclusions: Prenatal exposure to pyrethroids may be associated at 1 y of age with poorer social-emotional development. At 2 y of age, poorer language development was observed with higher prenatal pyrethroid levels' Indeed not something that I would expose to children.