Biflex TC

• Verified structural role: registered use covers termite treatment in buildings before and after construction.
• Verified wood-borer role: the label includes powder-post beetle control in plywood, veneer and wood.
• Defined building dilution: the label states 20 ml formulation per 1 litre of water for termite treatment.
• Material-specific wood directions: glue-line poisoning, dipping and brushing have separate verified rates rather than one invented universal dose.
• Clear mode-of-action classification: Bifenthrin is an IRAC Group 3A pyrethroid sodium-channel modulator.

Brand

FMC Biflex TC

Active Ingredient

Bifenthrin 2.5% w/w

Formulation

EC - emulsifiable concentrate

Product Class

Household insecticide / structural termiticide

IRAC Group

3A - pyrethroids

Mode of Action

Sodium-channel modulation; contact insecticide

Verified Targets

Termites in buildings; wood borers in plywood, veneer and wood

Crop Use / PHI

Not applicable to this structural household-insecticide use

Re-entry

Do not enter treated areas for 48 hours and until sprays have dried

1. Contact exposure: termites or wood borers contact the correctly treated zone or material.
2. Nerve disruption: Bifenthrin acts as an IRAC Group 3A sodium-channel modulator in the insect nervous system.
3. Loss of normal function: disrupted nerve signalling leads to hyperexcitation, paralysis and control of susceptible insects.

A complete structural treatment depends on correct diagnosis, access, preparation and continuous label-directed application. This page does not promise a fixed number of protection years, complete colony elimination, universal repellency or guaranteed results. No tank-mix or simultaneous-use claim is made.

Use the row that matches the exact structural or wood-material task. Do not replace these label directions with a stronger “high infestation” rate, a crop rate, a per-acre conversion or a kerosene/mineral-oil dilution.

• Have a trained pest-management professional identify the infestation and select the correct pre-construction, post-construction or wood-treatment procedure.
• For building treatment, measure 20 ml formulation for each 1 litre of water and follow the current label plus the applicable IS 6313 procedure. Do not increase the concentration without an authorised label direction.
• The label recommends a hand-operated knapsack sprayer or foot sprayer. Use properly maintained, calibrated equipment suited to the approved treatment method.
• Wear a long-sleeved shirt, long trousers, chemical-resistant gloves, goggles and covered shoes. Do not eat, drink, smoke or chew betel leaves while handling the product.
• Wash exposed skin with soap and plenty of water after handling. Remove contaminated clothing and wash it separately before reuse.
• Do not re-enter treated areas for 48 hours and until the spray has dried. Follow every additional access restriction on the current physical label.
• Bifenthrin 2.5% EC is toxic to aquatic organisms and fish. Prevent product, treatment liquid, washings and containers from reaching water bodies, aquaculture or pisciculture areas.
• Store locked in the original labelled container, separately from food, feed, children and livestock, in a dry and ventilated place. Never reuse the container.

Symptoms of exposure listed on the Indian label include nose bleeding, tremors, convulsions and temporary skin sensations such as rash, numbness, burning or tingling. There is no specific antidote; treatment is symptomatic and supportive. If exposure occurs, follow the current pack's first-aid directions and obtain medical help with the container or label available. Always follow the current physical Biflex TC label, applicable law and the latest BIS/IS 6313 requirements. The pack is the final authority for use, dilution, equipment, re-entry, PPE, first aid, storage, disposal and environmental precautions.