Farnam Repel-X pe Emulsifiable Fly Spray

Farnam Repel-X pe Emulsifiable Fly SprayYou already trust Repel X Insecticide & Repellent Spray to work hard. Now it saves money too. Just mix this concentrated formula with water, and you're in business. Kills and repels biting and bloodsucking flies, plus gnats, mosquitoes and ticks. One quart of concentrate makes 8 quarts of ready to use fly spray. Kills and repels horn, house, stable, horse and deer flies, plus gnats, mosquitoes and ticks Kills and repels deer ticks that may transmit

You already trust Repel-X Insecticide & Repellent Spray to work hard. Now it saves money too. Just mix this concentrated formula with water, and you're in business. Kills and repels biting and bloodsucking flies, plus gnats, mosquitoes and ticks. One quart of concentrate makes 8 quarts of ready-to-use fly spray.

• Kills and repels horn, house, stable, horse and deer flies, plus gnats, mosquitoes and ticks
• Kills and repels deer ticks that may transmit Lyme disease
• Kills on contact
• Contains Prallethrin and Piperony Butoxide
• Available in 16 oz., 32 oz. and gallon sizes

Directions for Use

It is a violation of Federal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling. Not for use in outdoor residential misting systems.

Mix Repel-X pe Emulsifiable Fly Spray with water at proper dilution. First, put the required amount of Repel-X pe Emulsifiable Fly Spray into sprayer or mixing container. Then add water according to directions and mix thoroughly before using.

IMPORTANT: Mix fresh solution before each use. Apply with pressure sprayer or sponge it on horses. Make sure animal’s coat is thoroughly wet. Use approximately 8 oz. for each animal depending on size of horse or pony. Avoid getting solution into the animal’s eyes.

To protect horses from horn flies, house flies, gnats and mosquitoes, apply at a 1 to 7 dilution. Each pint of concentrate makes a gallon of finished spray. Repeat application every 3 or 4 days but not more than one treatment a day. Where horse flies, deer flies (tabanids), stable flies, ticks, or deer ticks, that may transmit Lyme disease, are a problem, apply 1 to 4 dilution and repeat as often as needed.

Tips & Tools

• Fly Control Management Guide
• Fly Control 101
• Fly Control Sprays
• Developing an Insect Control Strategy
• Protect Your Horse from Diseases Carried by Insect Pests
• Equine Health Recordkeeper