It is recommended that you keep pets out of the area while Precor IGR Concentrate is being applied. Once the product has dried completely, it is safe for your pet to return to the area. Please contact your vet if you have any concerns.
Precor IGR Concentrate is safe when used as directed on the product label. People and pets should be out of the treatment area until the application is dry.
Precor IGR can mixed with other insectides for treating fleas. If mixing with Suspend SC, this would only be applied along baseboards, corners and cracks and crevices since Suspend SC cannot be broadcasted over carpeted areas which is recommended to treat for fleas. NyGuard IGR is a more versitle insect growth regulator and is labeled for more than fleas.
Yes, both Conquer Insecticide and Precor IGR Concentrate will continue working after they are dry. While we do recommend retreating at 2-week intervals for active flea infestations, Precor can continue working for up to 7 months indoors (provided carpets are not steam-cleaned or shampooed). While Precor may not prevent eggs from hatching at all, it does prevent immature fleas from reaching adulthood.
Precor IGR Concentrate can be mixed with just about any type of insecticide. You would mix 1-2 packets of Demon WP and 1 oz. of Precor into 1 gallon of water.
One container of Precor IGR concentrate will treat 1500 square feet. The amount of product used will depend on how much area you are treating. This product is only a growth regulator so it will take time to eliminate fleas. We generally recommend that you use an insecticide as well in combination with the growth regulator. Be sure to treat every 10-14 days with an insecticide until you no longer see activity.
Please check out our Flea Guide for tips on how to treat and prevent fleas.
No, Precor IGR is not for use on animals; it is for use in structures only. You can use Petcor Flea Spray on dogs and cats at least 12 weeks of age.
You can safely mix Precor IGR with any insecticide labeled for your application needs and apply as a broadcast spray indoors to control pre-adult fleas - up to seven full months. It does not work outside in direct sunlight.
Yes, Precor IGR Concentrate may be stored for later use. It will last 3-5 years from the date of purchase if stored at room temperature.
As with most any concentrate, it is recommended to use all diluted Precor IGR solution within 24 hours of mixing since the product is not designed to sit in solution and still remain stable and effective.
Once Precor IGR is dry, there is no worries about harm to a pet that lays on or licks any surfaces where you have sprayed.
The dry time for Precor IGR is usually 1-2 hours, depending on how heavily it was applied.
A fan spray or a mist when used on most standard garden sprayers is fine for your indoor application of Precor IGR. If you feel you are getting too heavy of an application you would either need to move faster as you treat or create less pressure in your tank to have the product not come out of the nozzle at such a high rate. If you find that this is still heavier than you would like to be spraying indoors for your personal preferences, we would recommend swapping to an aerosol can like Precor 2625 for indoor use instead to get that light application.
Yes. We can ship the Precor IGR Concentrate to Washington State. In order to better assist you, can you please give us a little more information as to what you are treating for?
Yes, Precor IGR Concentrate and most insect growth regulators (IGRs) can be tank mixed with an insecticide labeled for the targeted pest and applied to the areas listed on the product label.
Precor IGR is only labeled to control fleas. We recommend using an IGR such as Nyguard or Gentrol for roaches.