11 ton cUNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20460

OFFICE OF CHEMICAL SAFETYAND POLLUTION PREVENTION

EnsystexII,Inc. ML - 7.2011c/o Mr. Ross GilbertPyxis Regulatory Consulting, Inc.4110 136th St. NWGig Harbor, WA 98332

Dear Mr. Gilbert:

Subject: Application for Pesticide Notification (PRN 98-10)Comply with Agency pyrethroid labeling letter dated June 4, 2009

Maxxthor SCEPA Reg. No. 81824-5Your submission dated April 16, 2010

The Agency is in receipt of your Application for Pesticide Notification under PesticideRegistration Notice (PRN) 98-10 dated April 16, 2010 for the above product. The RegistrationDivision (RD) has conducted a review of this request for its applicability under PRN 98-10 and findsthe action requested falls within the scope of PRN 98-10. The label submitted with the applicationhas been stamped "Notification" and will be placed in our records.

If you have any questions regarding this letter, please contact Dana Pilitt, PhD of my staff at(703) 305-7071 or via e-mail at pilitt.dana@epa.gov .

Sincerely,

Richard GebkenProduct Manager 10Insecticide BranchRegistration Division (7505P)

form Annfovc,' 1MB No.

United States

Environmental Protection AgencyWashington. DC 20460

RegistrationAmendmentOther

OPP Identifier Number

Application for Pesticide - Section I1. Company/Product Number81824-5

4. Company/Product (Mama)Ensystexll, Inc/MaxthorSC

2. EPA Product Manager

R. Gebken

PM*

13

3. Proposed dassrfioation

[7] None Restricted

5. Name and Addiess of Applicant (Include ZIP Cod*)

Ensystex II. Incc/o Pyxis Regulatory Consulting, Inc.4110136th St. NWGfg Harbor, WA 98332

Ctt9ck if this is a n»w address

6. Expedited Reveiw. In accordance with FIFRA Section 3(c)<3)(b){i|, my product is similar orffljffftafltffltfty&n and labeling

EPA Reg. No. _ JUL - 7 2011Product Name

Section - II

Amendment - Explain below.

Resubmfesion in response to Agency latter dated.

/"] Notification - Explain below.

uD

final printed labels in repsonsa toAgency tetter dated"Ma Too- Application.

Othar - Explain below.

Explanation: Use additional page(a) if necessary. (For section I and Section II.)

Notification of label change per June 4,2009, letter from Environmental Protection Agency. This notification is consistent with the guidance In the June 4.2009letter and the requirements of EPA's regulations at 40 CFR part 156. No other changes have been made to the labeling or the Confidential Statement ofFormula for this product. I understand that It Is a violation of 18 U.S.C. Sec. 1001 to willfully make any felse statement to EPA. I further understand that tf theamended label is not consistent with the requirements of 40 CFR part 156, this product may be in violation of FIFRA and I may be subject to enforcement actionand penalties under sections 12 and 14 of FIFRA.

Section - 1111. Material Thfa Product WM Be Packaged In:

Chird-ResistaiTt Packaging

Yes

No

Certification mustto submitted

Unit PaofcaginB

Yea

No

If "Yea' No. perUnit Packaging wgt. container

Water Soluble Packaging

[~~| Yea

r/1 No

If "Yea"Package wgt

No. percontainer

_L

2. Type of Container

MetalPlMtfo

GlassPaperOther (Specify)

3. Location of Net Contents Information

LJ Lebei [/J Container

4. Size(s) Retail Container

1 pt, 1 qt, 3/4,1,20,50 gallons

6. Location of Label Directionsf ' ~1 DnUMI J I OnUlMllfiaaceMnptnyfngiK

6. Mannar in Which Label la Affixed to Product LithographPaper gluedStancHed

Other

Section - IV. Contact Point (Complete items t&ocOy Mow for ithntificmtion of intfvfdual to bt conracfet/, ff necessary, to pmemsa tim appfcationj

NameRoss Gilbert

TitleAgent

Telephone No. {Include Area Code)

(253) 853-7369

CertificationI certify that the statements I have made on this form and all attachments thereto are true, accurate and complete.I acknowledge that any knowtingUy falsa or misleading statement may b* punishable by fine or imprisonment orboth under applicable law.

!. Signature

4. Typed Name

Ross Gilbert

3. Title

Agent

5. Data

. Date ApplicationReceived

(Stamped)

EPA Form 8870-1 (Rev. 3-94} Previous editions are obsolete. WMtt - EPA Re Copy lorigKMQ Yalow - Apefetttt Copy

REGULATORY CONSULTING^ *C.4110 136th St. NW Phone: 253-853-7369Gig Harbor, WA 98332 Fax: 253-853-5516

www.PyxisRC.com

April 16, 2010

COURIER DELIVERY

Richard Gebken(PM 13)Document Processing Desk (NOTIF-PYRETHROID)Office of Pesticide Programs (7504P)U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyRoom S-4900, One Potomac Yard2777 S. Crystal DriveArlington, VA 22202

RE: Ensystex II, Inc. - Maxthor SC (EPA Reg. No. 81824-5)Revision to Environmental Hazards and Directions for Use per Environmental Hazard andGeneral Labeling for Pyrethroid Non-Agricultural Outdoor Products Notification EPA letterdated June 4,2009

Dear Mr. Gebken,

On behalf of Ensystex II, Inc. please find the enclosed label notification revising the environmentalhazards language and directions for use for Maxthor SC per EPA's letter dated June 4,2009.

In support of this notification submission, we submit the following documents:1. Completed Application for Registration (EPA Form 8570-1)2. One (1) copy of the Maxthor SC labeling with changes tracked3. One (1) copy of the Maxthor SC labeling with changes incorporated4. Certification with Respect to Label Integrity5. One (1) copy of the Maxthor SC labeling on CD6. Letter of Authorization

Please contact me by phone (253) 853-7369 or by email at Ross@PyxisRC.com if you have any questionsor need any additional information.

Sincerely,

f-ftkrtRoss Gilbert

Enclosures

cc: D. Nimocks; Ensystex H, Inc.

MAXTHOR SCFor use only by individuals/firms licensed orregistered by the state to apply termiticide productswhen used as a termiticide. States may have morerestrictive requirements regarding qualifications ofpersons using this product. Consult the structuralpest control regulatory agency of your state prior touse of this product

To control structural pests Indoors and outdoors Inand around residential, commercial, industrial,institutional and public structures and buildings.

To control pests of lawns and ornamental plants inlawns, parks, grounds, landscapes, recreationalareas and athletic fields.

Active Ingredient By Wt

Prfenthrin* 7.9%

Other tagredtante: 92.1%

TOTAL: 100.0%

*Cis isomers 97% minimum, trans isomers 3% maximum.

EPA Rag. No. 81824-6 EPA Est

Maxthor SC contains 2/3 pounds active ingredient per gallon.

(PRECAUC1ON AL USUARIO: Si usted no puede leer o entenderingles, no use este producto haste gue la etiqueta te naya sidoexpiicada ampliamente.)

fTO THE USER: If you cannot read and understand English, do notuse this product until the label has been fully explained to you.)

For product use information call 1-866-FOR-THOR (367-8467) orvisit www.maxxthor.com.

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN

CAUTION

ENSYSTEXH, Inc.Fayetteville, NC 28303 NOTIFICATION

FIRST AIDIf swallowed

tf inflated

IfonaMnorclotty nQ

If tn eyes

• Can poison control center or doctor rnmediatefy for treatmentadvice.

• Have person eip a glass of water if able to swallow.

• Do not Induce vomiting unless told to do so by the poisoncontrol center or oodor.

• Do not give anvth'rB to an unconscious parson.

• Move person to fresh air.

• If parson is not breathing, catt 911 or an ambulance. Ihen giveartificial respirator, preferably moulh-hMnouth, if possible.

- Call a poison control center or doctor for further treatmentadvice.

• Tate off contaminated cutting.

• Rinse sMn immediately wHh plenty of water for ts to 20minutes.

• Call 8 poison uuiitiul canter or dootorfbr treatment advice.

• Hold eye open and rinse slowly and gently with water for 15 to20 minutes.

• Remove contact tenses, if present, after the first 5 minutes,then continue rinsing eye.

• Call a poison control center or doctor for treatment advice.

HOTLINE NUMBERHave the pnxjuct container or label with you when caling a poison control center or doctoror going for treatment. You may also contact 1-(388)-39a-3772 for emergency medicaltreatment Wormation.

NOTE TO PHYSICIANTHs product Is a pyreChroid If large amounts have been ingested, the stomach andIntestine should be evacuated. Treatment is symptomatic and supportive. Oigastibta *ats,oils, or aicohol may increase absorption and go should be avoided.

PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTSHazards to Humans and Domestic Animals

CAUTION

Net Contents: JUL - 7 2011

Harmful If swsBowed. Inhaled or absorbed through skin. Avoid contact with skin, eyes or doUsng.Avoid breatffrtg spray mM. Was!) thoroughly wtih soap and water after handling and before eating,drinking, chewing gun or using tobacco. Remove contaminated clothing and wash before reuse.

Peraonal Pmrafive Equipment: AH pesticide handlers (mixers, loaders and applicators) muttwear kmg-sfeevttd shirt and long pants, soda, shoes and ehemieahBSistent gloves. All pesticidehandlers must wear a respiratory protection device when working In a non-ventSated space (such asa NIOSH approved respirator with any R, P or HE filler or a NI03H approved respirator with anorganic vapor (0V) cartridge or canister with any R, P or HE pro-filter). Al pesticide handlers mustwear proCeckva eyewvar. such as noggin, CtcesNeld or safety glasses, when working In a non-venSlaled space or when applying as a terttiWdde by nxfcfing or sub-slab injection. After the productIs dluted In accordance wHh label directions for use (or if an in-ine injector system is used) shirt,pants, sods, shoes and waterproof gloves ere sufficient.

Termite Control Tnatment: When treating adjacent to an existing structure. Die applicator mustcheck the area to be treated end immediately adjacent areas of the structure for visible andaecessMe cracks and holes to prevent any leaks or significant exposures to persons occupying thestructure. People present or residing In (he structure during appllcetion must be advised to removetheir pels and themselves from the structure if they see any signs of leakage. After application, theappicator is required to check for leaks. AH leaks resuMng In the deposition of terniitfcida inlocations other than those prescribed on this label must be cleaned up prior to leaving theapplcefion site. Do not allow people or pels to contact contaminated areas or to reoccupycontaminated anas of the structure untt the clean-up Is completed.

Environmental HazardsThis pesticide is extremely toxic to fish and aquatic invertebrates. . Drift and run-off front treatedareas may be hazardous to aquatic organisms in neighboring areas. . Care should be used whenspraying to avoid fish and reptSe pets to/around ornamental ponds. To protect the environment, donot allow pesticide to enter or run off Mo storm drains, drainage dlchea, guitars or surface waters.Applying Uta product in calm weather when ram is not predicted for tin nexf 24 noun) wil help l»ensure that wind or rain does not blow or wash pesticide off the treatment area. Rinsing appEcabonequipment over the heated area wifl help avoid run off to water bodies and drainage systems. Thisproduct is highly toxic to bees exposed to direct treatment or residues on blooming crops or weeds.Do not apply this product or allow H to drift to blooming crops or weeds 1 bees are vfsttng thetreatmeot area.

Physical and Chemical HazardsDo not apply this product or solutions of thli product around electrical equipment, such as electricalconduits, motor housings, junction boxes, switch boxes, etc. due to Die possMSy of shock hazard.

DIRECTIONS FOR USEItle a violation of Federal Law to use (his product In a manner inconsistent with its labeling.

Do not apply as a broadcast application to interior wad and door surfaces of homes except asothenvise permitted.

Do not apply by ajroafl or through an irrigation or chemlgaiioa system.

Do net aflmv spray to drift onto ponds, streams of lakes.

Do not apply in greenhouses or nurseries.

Not for use on sod farm turf, golf course turf or grass grown lor seed.

Do not water the treated area to the point of run-off.

Do not make applications during rain.

Application is prohibited directly into aewers or drains, or lo any W i gutter where drainage tolowers, storm drains, water bodies, or equeltc habitat can occur. I allow the product to entereny drain during application.

Additional Application Restriction* for PwConstaictton TormWdde AppHoadom:

The treatment die must be covered prior la a rain event in order to prevent run-off o( the pesticideinto non-target areas.

The applicator must ether cover the ton him/herself or provide written notification of the aboverequirement to the contractor on silo and to the person commissioning the application (If afferentfrom DM eontnetor). If notice ia provided to the contractor or the person commissioning theapplication, then they are responsible under FIFRA lo ensure that 1) if the concrete slab cannot bepoured over the treated sol withfa 24 hours of appicalion the treated soil ia covered with awaterproof covering {such as polyethylene sheeting), and 2) the treated sol is covered ifprecipitation is praejcted to occur before the concrete dab is scheduled to be poured.

Do not treat Mi that it water-saturated or frozen.

Do not treat when raining.

Do not allow treatment to run off front the target area.

Do not apply within 10 feel of storm drafts. Do not apply within 25 feet of aquaUc habitats (such as.but not limited to. lakes; reservoirs; rivers; permanent streams; marshes or panda; estuaries; andcommercial fish farm ponds).

Do not nuke on-grade apptcations when sustained wind sweeps are above 10 mph (at applicationsite) at nozzle end height.

Addrttana) Application Restriction* for Residential Outdoor Surface and Space Sprays:

All outdoor applications must be limited to spot or crack-anovcrevlce treatments only, exceptfor the following permitted uses:

(1) Treatment to soil or vegetation around shieturas;

(2) Applications to lawns, turf, and other vegetation,

(3) Applications to building foundations, up to a maximum height of 3 feet

Other than applications to building foundations, all outdoor applications to Impervious surfacessuch as sdawatki, driveways, patios, porches and structural surfaces (such as windows,doors and saves) are limttad to spot and crack-and-orevlce applications only.

Applicatta is prcriibiM dr^y Into sewers er dralrft or to any a^sewers, storm drains, water bodies, or aquatic habitat can occur. Do not alow the product to enterany drain during or after application.

STORAGE AND DISPOSALDo not contaminate water, food or feed by storage or disposal.

Pwtjddi Storage: Keep out of reach of children and animals. Store in original containersonly. Store In a cool, dry place and avoid excess heat. Handle and open container In amanner so as to prevent spillage. Do not put concentrate or dluta malarial Mo food or drinkcontainer*.

PesUoldt Disposal: Pesticide wastes are toxic. Improper disposal of excess pesticide, spraymixture or rinssle is a violation of Federal Law. K these wastes cannot be disposed of by useaccording to label directions, contact your Stale PeatkSda or Environmental Control Agency, orthe Hazardous Waste mpresantative at the nearest EPA Regional Office (or guidance.

Container DIapnal: Nonrefllable container. Do not reuse or refill this container. Triple rinsecontainer (or equivalent) promptly after emptying.

Noflrefilable containers less than or equal lo 6 gallons: Triple rinse as follows: Empty theremaining contents Into application equipment or a mix tank and drain for 10 seconds alterthe Sow begins to drip. Fit the container 1/4 tiill with water and recap. Shake for 10seconds. Pour rinsate Into application equipment or a mix tank or store rinsate for lateruse or disposal. Drain for 10 seconds after the flow begins to drip. Repeat this proceduretwo more limes. Then offer for recycling if available or puncture and dispose of in asanitary landfill, or by Incineration, or, if eflnwud fay state and local authorities, by burning.If burned, stay out of smoke.

NonfltflllaMe containers greater than 5 gallons: Tripls rinse as follows; Empty theremaining contents Into eppication equipment or a mix tans. Fill the container 1/4 full withwafer. Replace and tighten closure*. Tip Ihe container on Us side and roll It back endforth, ensuring el least one complete revolution, for 30 seconds. Stand the container on itsend and Up It back and forth several limes. Turn me container over on to Its other end andUp it back and forth several limes. Empty the rinsate into applcstlon equipment or a mixtank or store rtnsalB for later use or disposal. Repeat this procedure two more times. Thenoffer for recycfng If available or puncture and dispose of in a sanitary landfill, or byincineration, or. if allowed by state and local authorities, by burning. If burned, stay out ofsmoke.

In Case el Soil: Confiie S. avoid contact, Isolate area and keep animals and unprotectedpersons away. Form oiks around spill area andtor absorb spil vrilh absorbent materials, suchas sand, cat titter or day. Place damaged package In a holding contesier and identify contents.Contact Eflsystsx II at 1-888-369-3772 for any assistance.

Tip and Measure Container Dispensing Directions

1. Remove Ihe cap from the measuring chamber and remove seal ovar container opening.i. Raptecs the cap securely.3. Tip the container until the measuring chamber contains Ihe desired amount of product4. Return container to its level position.1 Remove the cap from the measuring chamber and pour product into the application equipment6. Replace cap securely.

APPLICATION FOR CONTROL OF SUBTERRANEANTERMITES

General

Maxtnor SC, in the torn) of a dilute InMctJokW sotofon, prevents and control* subterranean termiteinfestations in and around structures and other Hams by creating a continuous chemlcaly treatedzone (horizontal andfor vertical as needed) between the wood and other ceSulose material in Ihestructure and tern-pie colonies In the sol. In order to establish a barrier between the wood in thestructure and the termites In the sot, adequately duperee the solution of this product in the sofl.Maxthor SC can also used to directly treat tannte Infested wood, however such treatments shouldbe coruadefeo* to be supplementary to, and not a replacement for, soil based applications of thisproduct

To effortvely control temitetwlj -odDO, lt» service technician should be famiarwith currentternite control practices kidudii\ ring, roddkig, sub-slab and void tnjeafoo. «ri surface fanspraying, excavated soil treatment and brush, spray and Injaetlon applications to wood. Correct useof these techniques la necessary to affectively control infestations by subterranean termites such asCopfotomes, HetenXumes. fieteuSe/roes and Zoofarmquts. The service technician shouldconsider Ihe biology and behavior of the termite specie(s) to be controlled to determine whichcontrol practices to use.

Treatment standards and procedures for subterranean termite control may vary due to regulations.water table level, sfmchire design, soil types, constiuctkxi practices and other factors. For adviceconcerning current control practice* with respect to specific local condSooa, consult resources hstructural pest contra! and state cooperative extension and regulatory agencies, Foltow all federal,stale and local regulations and treatment standards for protection of a structure tram subterraneantermites.

Effective termite control may also Include mechanical alteration of the structure. Elimination ofleaks or points of moisture accumulation within or on the exterior of Ihe structure thai result in anincrease in the moisture content of wooden structural components is advised. Removal of non-essential cetulose contaWng materials that aw in contact with the ground under or around thestructure can reduce termite foraging in the area. When untreated wooden parts of the structuretouch the ground and such contact cannot be broken, creating a barrier between the soil and suchcomponents using a solution of the product may protect the components and the structure againstinfinite fltlflcfc.

Maxthcr SC is latolad for use against subterranean tenmites as a 0.06% - 0.12% solution in water,however Ihe 0.06% finished solution should be used for typical control situations. When dHficult orproblem sols or construction types an encountered, it may be necessary to use 0. 12% Mutter SCmixed in reduced volumes of water. All treatment directions contained In Ibis label may not twnecessary to provide adequate protection against termites.

Avoid contamination of water supplies due to backflow under reduced water system pressure byusing antj-backfbw equipment or procedures to prevent siphoning of any solution back Wo a watersupply. Do not contaminate cisterns or wefe. Do no! treat soil that is water saturated or frozen. Do

orsrteistnsuchaSataorconditBntfrtninofformiwementoflneaolutkmframtrwftsaledareaorste Is Okely to occur. Consult state and local specifications for recommended distances of w«l»from treated areas, or If such regulations do not exist, refer lo Federal Housing AdministrationSpadffcaoona (H.U.D.) for guidance.

For Ihe purposes of this tab*) and Us dfrectfons, crawl spaces are to be considered to be inside ofthe structure.

Mixing Directions For MaxUiorSC For Use As A TermrtfcideMX Maxthor SC for use 35 a lermrScida in the following manner.

1.FII lank 1/4 1»1Oful.

2. Start pump to begin by-pass agitation and place end of (mating too! In tank to allow circulationthrough hose.

3. Add appropriate amount of Maxthor SC.

4. Add remaining amount of water.

6. Let pump nn and alow recirculation through the hose for 2 to 3 minutes.

Maxthor SC may also be mixed Mo lul tanks of water, but substantial agitation is required toensure uniformity of Ihe solution.

Dilution of Maxflior SC for Use as a Termlticide

For termite contra), use rates for Maxthor SC are axpresnd and Ihe wluSon Is mixed according tothe percentage (X) concentration it forms when mixed In water. Use the mixing table or alternately(he formulas below to determine the amount of Maxtor SCto add to any quantity of water.

To prepare a 0.03% water solution, ready lo use, alula 3 quarts of Maodhor SC with 99.25 galons ofwater. To prepare a 0,1294 water solution, ready to use, dilute 6 quarts of Maxthor SC with 98.5gaOons of water.

IDxJra Table far Huttior SC tor U» as a. Tarmradde

Concentration Desired

0.08%

0,12V

Gallons ofRnMndSolutionDnfrad

1

S

2550

100

152550100

Amount ofMaxthor SC to

add

1oz5cz

25 oz.1 qt+16 02.

3qt20Z10 oz

1qt-H8oz.

3*.8ql

Water to mixwith

Maxthor SC

127 oz.4.8 gal.24.8 gal.49.6 gal.99.25 sal.

126 oz.4.9 gal.24.6 gal.49.2 gal.

98.5 sal.May

also be used In accordance with the FOAM APPUCATtOH and APPLICATIONS TO PROTECTUNDERGROUND ITEMS FROM TERMITE ATTACK sections.

Calculating an Amount of Maxthor SC to Mix

To mix any amount of bother SC lor termte control, datennine:

A = Unte of water into which the Maxthor SCwffl be mixed. Express any partial units at decimalfractions (1/2 = .5). Any unit of measure, such aa gallons or quarts, can be used for A. Answers loaquations below are in same units as A.

Maxthor SCto add toAferO.06% -AM32.3

Maxthor SC to add to A for 0.12* = A / 65.7

To convert gallons to fluid ounces, multiply number of galons X128

128 fluid ounces = IS cupi = 8 pints = 4 quartz = 1 gallon

32 fluid ounces • 1 quart

Application Volume

To provide maximum control and protection agatost termite infestation, apply the specified volumeof the finished wafer solution containing the spacsled amount of Maxlhor SC as set out below or asotherwise directed in IhSs label.

Prescribed Horizontal Banter Rita: Unless otherwise directed, horizontal barriers are created byapplying a 0.06% seJuHon at a rate of one gallon of solution per 10 square feet {One gallon ofO.C8W solution contains 1.0 fluid ounce of Maxlhor SC.)

Prescribed Vertical Barrier Rite: Unless otherwise directed/ I barriers ere cmtetf byapplying a O.utt% solution at a rats of four gallons of solution pa^ . .iear feet per feat of depth.(Four gallons of 0.06% solution content 4.0 fluid ounces of Maxtnor SC.)

Adjustments to Application VolumeIf soil wH not accept the labeled application volumes, the volume may be reduced provided there isa corresponding increase in concentration BO that the amount of active ingredient applied to the soilremains the same.

Note: Urge reductions of application volume reduce the ftefihood of obtaining a continuous barrier.Variance to allowed whan volume and concentration are consistent with label directed rates and acontinuous barrier can atil be achieved. When volume is reduced, the spacing of holes created fortub sleb injection end soi nodding may need to be reduced to account for decreased dispersion ofthe solution In trie sol.

For example, adjust the amount ot solution spp.Vsd to deliver a horizontal toner of 10 squsrafeslfrom 1 gallon to as low as 0.5 gallons end as high as 2 gallons white maintaining the amount ofMaxthor SC [1 fluid ounce) applied per 10 square feet

For example, adjust the amount of solution appied to deliver a vertical barrier 10 feet long by onefoot deep from 4 galore to as low aa 2 gallons and as high as 8 gallons whie maintaining theamount of Maxthor SC (4 fluid ounces) applied per 10 blear feet

PRE-CONSTRUCTION TREATMENTAll StructuresPra-eonstruetion treatment Do not apply at a tower dosage and/or concentration than specified onthis label for applications prior to (he nitalation of the finished grade.

Prior to each application, applicators must notify the general contractor, construction superintendent,or similar responsible party, of the Wended lurmticide application end intended sites of applicationand instruct the reiponsM* person to notify construction workers and other individuals to leave thearea to be treated during application end until the tirniKictde is knotted into the sal.

Elective control el subterranean termites can be accomplished during construction by using a0,OB% wtiUon of Maxthor SC to establsh vertical and/or horizontal barriere between the structureand the soil as Directed. To meet current termite proofing requirements, follow the procedures inthe latest ecSion of the Housing and Urban Development Minimum Property Standards.

Horizontal Barriers under Slabs on Ground including BasementsCreate a horizontal barrier on the entire surface of soi or substrate that w9 be covered by a slab,including, but not RmHed to, slab doom, garages, carports, basements, porches and entranceplatform* by treatng the soli or substrate with the solution at the Prescribed Horizontal Barrier Rate.

If Ins IB under the stab is a coarse material such as washed gravel, make sure that a sufficientenough amount of dilution it applied that the solution reaches the soil beneath the til.

Apply solution using a coarse spray nozzle. If the slab ever the treated area will not be poured onthe same day as the applcafion (and there are no foundation walls in place around the treated soil)cover treated soil with a water-proof barrier such as polyethylene sheeting.

Vertical BarriersCreate a vertical barrier along the Inside and outside of foundation walls, around piers, plumbingand ut Jity service entrances and other points of passible future termite access and entry by treatingthe soil at these points at the Prescribed Vertical Banter Rale. When trenching and roddkuj into thetrench, or tremhing done, it is important thai the solution reaches the top of the fooling. Rod holesmust be spaced so as to achieve e continuous termUlcWa) barrier, but they should in no case bemore than 12 inches apart. Tranches need not be wider than 6 Inches. Mix tha solution into the soilas it is being replaced in tha trench. Care should be taken to avoid washing aoi out from aroundfootings thereby undermining the stability of the structure. An Inside vertical barrier may not berequired fora monolithic slab.If distance from final grade to top of footing wil be less than four feet, it a permissible to wait untilfinal grade to established to apply the vertical barrier. When treating foundations deeper than 4 feet,apply the lermlticide es tie backfill is being replaced, or if the construction contractor falls to notifythe applicator In time to permit this, treat ths foundation to a minimum death of 4 feet after thebackfSI has been installed. The applicator must Irencn and rod into the trench or trench along thsfoundation walls and around pillare and other foundation elements, at IN ate presetted fromgrade to a minimum depth of 4 feet When the top of Ihe roofing Is exposed, the applicator musttreat the sol adjacent to the fooling lo a depth notto exceed tha bottom of Ihe footing. However, inno case should a structure be treated below Ihe footing.

Hollow Block Foundations and VoidsHollow block foundations end voids may be treated at a rate of 2 gallons of solution par 10 linearbet to create a continuous treated zone wBtin the voids at tha footing.

POST CONSTRUCTION TREATMENT

All StructuresDo not apply treatment until the Identity and location of all weds, radiant heat pipes, voter andsewer lines, electrical conduits and sub-slap beating and air conditioning ducts is established.Caution must be taken to avoid puncturing these elements and/or injecting solution into them. ADholes it commonly occupied areas Into which material has been applied must be plugged. Plugsmust be of a non-cellulose malarial or covered by an impervious, non-cetluloae material.

Vertical Barrier Depth: For applications made after the final grade it installed, Ihe applicator musttrench end rod into tho (ranch or trench abng the foundation wals and around pillars and otherfoundation elements end treat at the rate prescribed from grade to the top of tha footing. When Iheroofing is more than four (4) feet below grade, the applicator must trench and rod into trie (ranch orbench along the foundation wale and treat at the rate prescribed lo a minimum depth of tour reel.Ihe actual depth of treatment wll vary depending on Ihe sol type, degree of compaction, andlocation of Urmia activity. Whan Ihe top of the footing ia exposed, the appScator must treat the soiladjacent to the tooting to a depth not to exceed the bottom of the footing. However, in no caseshould a structure be treated beta* (he footing.

Structure* Containing Concrete Slabs on Ground(MonollthldRoattng/Supported) Including BasementsTo make an appicabon beneath existing slabs, it may be necessary to drill holes in the slab oradjacent foundation and to apply solution. Holes should bo spaced such mat when treatment isapplied through them, a continuous treated zone is applied btraatti (ha dab.

Verticil Barriers Along Exterior of Foundation Wans: Trench and rod into the trench or trenchalong Ihe outside of foundation walls and treat at the Prescribed Vertical Barrier Rate to the depthspecified under Vertical Barrier Depth. Where physical obstructions such as concrete walkwaysadjacent to foundation elements or soil type endfar conditions make trenching prohWtfvo, treatmentmay be made by redding alone.

Vertical Banian Along Interior of Foundation Wills: Vertical barriers may be established onIhe Interior aide of foundation walls by sub-dab injection of the solution at the Prescribed VerticalBarrier Rate. Injection openings can be drilraf either verticaty through the slab along Ihe Interior ofthe foundation wall or horizontally from the exterior through the foundation wall tow enough on thewan to allow for the deposition of Ihe solution beneath tha slab along Ihe interior aide of the

foundation wall Driihojetsho/ paced so as to achieve a continuous chemical barrier but inno case farther apart than 12 in,v .Special care must be taken to distribute Ihe solution evenly,vertical barriers may also ba eeimMshad beneath the slab along both tides of interior footing-supported wall), one tide of interior partitions and along al creeks and expansion Joints and utilityservice entrances and bam baps.

Horizontal Barriers Beneath Slabs on Ground: Create a horizontal banter by beating at IhePresented Horizontal Barrier Rate beneath slabs by either driing and long rodtfng from Iheexterior or by grid pattern driUing and sijecUon vertically through the stab. Long redding should beused only when grid pattern dnIBng and injecfion and horizontal abort redding and injection cannotbe used lo deliver the sub stab treatment

Bath Trap*: Exposed soil beneath and around areas when plumbing and utility services penetratethe slab should be treated at the rale of 1 gaton of solution p.r square foot of soil.

Structure* Containing Accessible Crawl SpacesFor crawl spaces, apply vertical tennteide barriers at Ihe rate of 4 gallons of solution per 10 Bnearfeat per foot of depth from grade to the top of the footing, or if tha footing is more than 4 feet belowgrade, to a minimum depth of 4 feat Apply by trenching and redding into the trench, or trenching.Treat both sides of foundation end around all piers and pipes. Where physical obstructions such asconcrete waftways adjacent to foundation elements prevent (rending, treatment may be made byredding alone. When sol type and/or condrtions make trending prohibftve, rodding may ba used.When Ihe lop of the footing is exposed, Ihe applicator must treat the soil adjacent lo the footing to adepth not (o exceed Ihe bottom of Ihe footing. Read and (blow the miring and use direction sectionof Ihe label If situations are encountered where the soi will not accept Ihe fun application volume.

1. Rod holes and trenches must not extend below the bottom of Ihe (noting.

2. Rod holes must be spaced so as lo achieve a continuous (armUckle barrier but in no case moreman 12 inches apart.

3. Trenches must be a minimum of 6 Inches deep or to the bottom of the footing, whichever is less,and need Rot be wider then 6 inches. When trenching hi sloping (tiered) soil, the trench must bestepped to ensure adequate distribution and to prevent termiticide from running off. The solutionmust be mixed with the sell as It is replaced In the trench.

4. When Dealing plenums or crawl spaces, turn off the air circulation system of tha structure untilapplication has been completed and al solution has been absorbed by the sol.

Structures Containing Inaccessible Crawt SpacesFor inaccessible interior areas, such aa areas where there is insufficient clearance between ROOTjoiata and ground surfaces to allow operator access, excavate, if possible, and treat according lo Iheinstructions for accessible crawl space*. Otherwise, apply one. or a combination of the followingtwo methods.

1. To estabfah a horizontal barrier, apply lo the soil surface, t gallon of solution par 10 square feetoverall using a mule pressure of less than 25 p.a.L and a coane application nozzle («.«., DalavanType RD Raindrop. RD-7 or larger, or Spraying Systems Co. 801OLP Teejet or comparable nozzle).For an area that cannot be reached with the applicator) wand, use one or more extension rods tomake the application to the soil Do not broadcast or power spray wftn higher pressures.

2. To establish a horizontal barrier, drill through the foundation wall or through the floor above andtreat Ihe sod perimeter at a rale of 1 gallon of solution per 10 square feet Drtl spacing must be atIntervals not to exceed 16 incrnu. Many states have smaller Intervals, so check state regulationswhich may apply.

When treating plenums or crawl spaces, turn off the m circulation system of Ihe structure untilapplication has been completed end aUlannittcide has been absorbed fay Ihe sol.

Masonry VoidsDnH and treat voids in multiple masonry elements of the structure extending from the structure lo thesoil in order to create a continuous treatment banter In tha area to be treated. Apply at Ihe rale of 2gallons of solution per 10 (near feet of footing using a nozzle pressure of less than J5p.9.i Wnenusing this treatment access holes must be drttad below the sil plats and should be as dose aspossible to the looting es is practical Treatment of voids in black or rubble foundation waBs mustbe closely monitored: Applicator* must Inspect areas of possible runoff as a precaution againstapplication leakage m the treated areas. Some areas may not be treatable or may requiremechanical alteration prior to treatment.

Al leaks resulting in (he deposition of tejmltlckJe in locations other than (how prescribed on thislabel must be cleaned up prior to leavng ma application sita. Do not allow people or pels to contactcontaminated areas or to reoccupy tha contamiialed areas of Ihe structure until the clean-up iscompleted.

Note: When driflng veneer wals, care should be taken to not drll beyond tie depth of the voidbehind the veneer Into another construction layer behind tha veneer. It Is however permissible todrill through tha veneer and into concrete Hocks behind the veneer and to treat the veneer end theconcrete blocks at the same time.

Kola: Hot for us* In voids insulated with rigid foam.

TREATMENT OF STRUCTURES WITH WELLS AND CISTERNSDo not contaminate wells or astern*.

Structures with Wells/Cisterns Inside FoundationsStructure* Hut contain wellx or cisterns within the foundation of a structure can only ba matedusing the folowng techniques:

1. Do not treat sod while R is beneath or within the foundation or along the exterior perimeter of aslrudure that contains a wall or cistern. The treated backfill method must be used If sot Is removedand treated outside/away tram tha foundation. Tlw treated bacfctil technique is described asfollows:

a. Trench end remove soil to be treated onto heavy plastic sheeting or similar material or into awheebarrcw.

b. Treat (he sail al Ihe rate of 4 gallons of dilute solution per 10 linear teet per foot of depth of thetrench, or 1 gallon per 1.0 cubic feet of soil See HfiriD? CBnseffow ftr Mexttor SC fer Use »s arenrefraWe section of the label. Mix thoroughly into the soi taking care to contain Ihe liquid andprevent runoff or spHage.

c. Alter the treated soil has absorbed Un solution, replace the soil Into the trench.

2. Treat infested and/or damaged wood in place using an injection technique such aa described inthe APPLICATION TO WOOD INDOORS TO PROTECT AGAINST WOOD DESTROYINGINSECTS or APPLICATION TO WOOD OUTDOORS TO PROTECT AGAINST WOODDESTROYING INSECTS sections of this label.

Structures with Adjacent Wells/Cisterns and/or Other Water BodiesApplicators must inspect all structures with nearby water sources such as we!*, cisterns, surfaceponds, streams, and other bodies at water end evaluate, at a minimum, Ihe treatmentrecommendauons fated below prior to malting an application.

1. Prior ID treatment, ff haabte, expose the water pipe(i) coming fremta well to the structure, S thepipe(s) enter flw structure within 3 feet of grade.

2. Prior to treatment, apptcalors are advised to take precaution/ 1 (he rlsfc of applying thetemiitlclde Into subsurface drains mat could empty Wo any bodte .̂-iiator. These precautionsinclude evaluating whether application of tit* tefmtlidd* to the top of me footer may result incontamination of the subsurface drain. Factors such as depth to the drain system and soil type anddegree of compaction should be taken into account tn determining the depth of treatment

3. When appropriate (for example, on the water tide of the structure), the treated beddll technique(described above) can also be used to minimize offsfte movement of termificida.

FOAM APPLICATIONMaxthor SC, in (he form of a foam, can be used to deliver Maxthor SC as a termiticide any time itappears lOtely this form ot delivery will Improve the dispersal of Maxtor SC Mo and within theblended target ana. Foam an be particularly useful to deliver Uaxthor SC where II either cannotbe depended upon to ba defvered at just a solution or due to a need to reduce (he amount of waterused h order to avoid water damage lo the lanjst or adjacent areas. In some situations, forexample under some slabs, a sduKon cannot be depended upon lo duperae as completely as afoam because of deftacSon of the liquid stream or some other structural obstacle or defect

Depending on tte efrcumstancas, roam applications of Maxlhcr SC may be used alone or Incombination with liquid solution applications, provided that the cumuiativa amount of activeIngredNnt per unit of area appied is equivalent to that which would be contained in a 0.06%solution-only application applied to the same area.

Using foam generating equipment, a solution of Maxtnor SC. ranging in concentration from 0.06% to0.12%, may be converted Into a foam according to the foaming agent and roaming equipmentmanufacturara recommendations.

First, form a solution of Maxfhor SC of the appropriate percentage concentration and volume. Thenadd the recommended volume of a foaming agent. Verify that the foaming age/il is compatible wKhMaxlhorSC.

AppBcations may be made behind veneers, piers, chimney bases, into rubble foundations, into blockvoids, structural voids or other similar vokfs, under slabs, sloops, porches or to the sol ricrawiapaces.

RETREATMENTRetrealments for subterranean (armies can only ba performed if there la dear evidence ofreinfestatnn or disruption of (he barrier dug to construction, excavation or landscaping end/oraridanoa of lha breakdown of the tenratfcida barrier in Bie soil These wdneraKa or reforestedareas may be retreated in accordance with application techniques described in this product'slabelng. The timing and type of these retrealments wS vary, depending on factors such as termitepressure, soil types, soil eondffions and other factors which may reduce the effecUvenes* of thebanter.

Annual retreetmant ol ttia structure is prohibited unless there is dear evidence that relnfmtafion orbarrier disruption has occurred.

APPLICATION IN CONJUNCTION WfTH TERMITE BAITSSpot only applications of Maxthor SC can be used as a supplement to termite baiting systems. Forthe purposes of this section, spot only applications are defined as the use of Maxthor SC accordingto any of the permitted and applicable posMreatment application techniques contained in this label,atone or in combination, in the extent needed or dearnad necessary or useful aa an adjunct to atermite bait product labeled as * stand alone protection against termite attack. Stand alone termitebait product is defined as a termite bait product that provides sufnciant structural protection whanapplied without othar termite control products.

APPLICATION TO PROTECT UNDERGROUND ITEMS FROMSUBTERRANEAN TERMITE ATTACKTo protect components installed underground such aa «*as. conduits, cables and pfees buried insol agdnst termite attack, create an envelope of Maxthor SC treated sol around Hie componentsalong the entire underground length of the component. First, treat soil through which componentswill be run with 0.06% to 0.12% solution of Maxthor SC at a rate of 2 fiaBons of solution per 10linear feat Install components, laying Ihetn on Ihe treated soB. Cover components with untreatedso3 and then treat this covering toll using the same percent solution at 2 gallons of solution per 10linear (eel

Underground components lo be protected may be located war* tha foundation or a structure oroutside of a structure such aa within a utffily right of way, for example. Do not treat Kama mat areelectrically energized at the time of application. U the soil will not absorb the Indicated amount ofsolution, as Wile as 1 gallon of 0.12K solution par 10 linear Feet can be used. Treat points whereservices emerge from the ground at a rate of 1 to 2 gallons of solution at (ha point of emergence.

APPLICATIONS TO PROTECT POLES, POSTS AND OTHER WOODENITEMS FROM SUBTERRANEAN TERMITE ATTACKMaxthor SC can be used to protect the below ground portions of wooden structural componentsfrom termites. Form a treated zone around components below ground by vertically redoing the soilaround their perimeter to a depth of six inches below their maximum depth of placement in the soiland applying a 0.06S solution of Maxthoi SC at a rata of 0.4 gaBons or solution per linear foot ofperimeter around the component per foot of (rested depth. Measure the perimeter of thecomponent six inches (ram the outside of the component.

APPLICATIONS TO CONTROL WOOD INFESTING INSECTSMix and dilute Mazlhor SC according to the instructions contained in tha APPLICATION FORCONTROL OF SUBTERRANEAN TERMITES section.

APPLICATIONS TO CONTROL EXPOSED WOOD INFESTINGINSECTS LOCATED ABOVE GROUNDMaxthor SC can be appied above ground as « non-sol treatment to control and HI exposed workerand winged reproductive (swarmer) tarmilss and eaipetUer ants. This type of application is onlysupplementary to and should not be considered as a replacement for sol treatment 61 the case oflermile Infestation.

Apply a 0.06* solution as a general fan spray within attics, crawl spaces, unfinished basementsand other void areas where termites have been found. Apply treatment directly lo swarmingtermites and areas where they congregate.

APPLICATIONS TO TERMITE CARTON NESTS LOCATED IN ABOVEGROUND WALL VOIDSApply a 0.06% solution of Maxthor SC directly into above pound termite carton nests includingnests located in wall voids using a directional injector. Apply as a solution or foam under pressureto distribute solution thoroughly throughout U» nest. It may be necessary lo Inject solution at one ormore points and at varying depths withh (he nest to adequately distribute softifion wtMn the Interioroflhanaat

APPLICATION TO WOO X)ORS TO PROTECT AGAINST WOODINFESTING INSECTS V.-A 0.06* solution of Maxthor SC appied aa a f quid or foam to wooden structural components withinstructures can be used to protect them against attack from wood Waiting inwds such a> termites,carpenter ants and wood boring beetles or borers. This lype of application is m|y supptemanlaiy toand should not ba considered a replacement for sol treatment in the case of termite Infestation.

Apply solution as a general fan spray onto the surface of the wood or inject solution under pressureinto the wood as a liquid or foam. Inject by either injecting solution through a directorial injectordirectly into existing voids and galleries or by drifeifj wood to form treatment channels throughwhich the solution can be injected Mo the msad galleries. Multiple treatment channel* of varyingdepth may need to ba dried to adequately attribute the solution within lha wood interior.Application can also be made with a paintbrush.

Before application, locale heat pipes, ducts, water and sewer lines and electrical conduits. Takeprecautions to avoid puncturing and/Or injecting solution Into these terra. Do not apply solutioninside of electrified enclosures, switches or socKata.

Plastic sheeting must be placed below any indoor overhead surfaces bang treated (hat are locatedanywhere except within a aoHiased crawl space. Wear protective dolhing, unvented goggles,gloves and respirator when making an overhead application or when applying in poorly vantlatadindoor areas. Do not touch surfaces unffl spray has dried.

When treating in home food preparation and storage areas, cover all food preparation surfaces andutensils prior to beginnng treatment Surfaces or terns that cannot be covered or removed shouldbe thoroughly washed after treatment and before use. Food that cannot ba covered should beremoved. Before application, remove petal, birds and cover and disconnect aquariums. Do notaBcw humans and pets (o touch treated surfaces unfl they have dried.

APPLICATION TO WOOD OUTDOORS TO PROTECT AGAINST WOODDESTROYING INSECTSOn and around structuresA 0.06% solution of Maxthor SC appied as a (quid or nan to exterior structural components can beused to protect them from the attack of wood infesting roods such as lermles, carpenter anta andwood boitng beetles or borers. Apply solution by general tan spray to the point of runoff onto thesurface of the wood or inject solution under pressure into the wood as a liquid or foam. Inject byafter injecting solution drectty into existing voids and galenas or driftjg, wood (o farm treatmentchannels through which the solution can be injected into the insect gaBeriea. Multiple treatmentchannels of varying depth may need to be drilled lo adequately distribute the solution within thewood interior. Appllcaion can also be made wilh a paintbrush.

To control carpenter anta. also apply solution around doors and windows and other areas carpenterante have been observed or can be expected lo forage.

Within wooden component* and trassLocate tte cavity that the Insects (such as carpenter ants) are inhatiBrrg. Inject a 0.06% solution ofMaxthor SC kito the cavity as a solution or foam. Apply a sutWent volume of sotaSoii to completelyflood or til the cavity. Oil injection channels if necessary.

APPLICATION FOR LAWN PESTSMaxmor SC controls a wide range of turfgrass insect and mite pests. Maxthor SC is not for use onturfgress grown for late, commercial seed production, for other oommwciat use or for research. Notfor use on gotf course turf.

Application SitesFor use on any type of landscape or recreational nufgrass in any type of selling or at any type otsits except aa cOianrisa prohibited. Parmrdad tites include but am noi Smiled lo lawns, grounds,recreational anas, parka, landscapes end athletic fields. Hew York Sttt* only: Do not applyMaxthor SC containing solution* to piss or turf within 100 feet of a body of water (lain,pond, river, atraam, wetland or dralnag* ditch).

Application Precautions and PreparationsKeep children and pats off treated areas until spray has dried.

(f necessary, lest the effects ot applications of different rates and volumes of mixed solution on esmall patch of a type of grass (with observations over one week to detect the occurrence ofnegative effects) before application of solutions to large areas of that type of gnus.

Maxthor SC can be mixed with othar pesticides. Including insect growth regulator*. Folow the labeldrrectioas of en the products mixed, making sure not lo exceed the labeled applcaSon rate of anyindividual product in tha mixture. Any tank mixture that has not been tested before should be testedbefore tun eeale use by first mixing a small quantty of the mature to ensure (hare is no physical orchemical Incompafibiay.

Application MethodsApply solution » a broadcast treatment in a quantity sufficient to wet al folage. If necessary,consult resources In horticulture in your area (aueh as your Cooperative Extension Service) todetermine appropriate application timing and cultural practices to control diffsrent types of pests.

RodpplicatloflReapplications may ba necessary particularly in me event of high pest pressure. Reanphr asneeded based on past re Westatton. Reapplications should not occur more often (ban every 7 days.Haw Y«k State only: Do mate a aln0» reapplloaflon of flaxttnr SC If than la renewed Insectactivity, but aotaooner than two weeks mftnrfinrt application.

Lawn Application Use Rates and VolumesUse rates for Maxthor SC for lawn pests are staled in fluid ounces of Maxthor SC per 1000 squarefaat

Apply Maxthor SC at 0.18 lo 1.0 fluid ounces per 1000 square feat depending on the target pest.Recommended rates for specific pests within this range are given below. However, apptcations ofup lo 1.0 fluid ounce per 1000 square faat an permittad at the discretion of me applicator to controlany peat

Depending on the length and/or density of grass being treated, appScsifon volumes ot up to 10gahms par 1000 square feel can be made In order to obtain unifonn coverage. If a minimal volumeappHcaaon is made (2 gallons par 1000 square feet) and the target pest, such aa mole crickets orchinch bugs for example, are located h the (hatch or below the surface, irrigate the treated areawkh at least 025 inches of water inroieoTataly after tha appBcalkm.

The calculated amount of Maxthor SC can be applied in any volume of water aa long as themaximum label rate of 1.0 fluid ounce par 1000 bat is not exceeded. Do not exceed (he maximumlabel rate by applying solution to an area sraater than Mended whan 8 was mixed and dilutedunless such under dosing wtl not result in an appfcaSan rale per 1000 square feet In excess of themaximum label rate.

Lawn Pest Application Use RatesThe application rataa Ssted below provide control of the listed peals under normal conditions. Al (hediscretion of the appfcator, up lo 1,0 fluid ounce of Maxthor SC par 1000 square feel can be used to

contra) any of Hi* W*d pests, UM the rusher application rates i ftrimum residual control is

UM Rate Table for Uerthor SC tor Lawn Application*Us* Rate

A

B

C

fluid ounce j Maxthor SC par 1,000 square fwt

(Rang*)

0.189025

D2&90LSO

o.ao =»i.oo

Lawn Posts Grouped by Us* RatesUM Rait A: Annyworms. Cutworms, Sod Webworms

UM Kit* B: Annual Bfuegraia or Hyperodes Weevi (Adult), (Banks Grass Mile, Billbugs (Adult),Slack Turfgrass Afaeniut (Adult), Centipede, Chinch Bug, Cricket, Earwigs, Fleas (Adult),Graishoppsrs, Leafhoppert, Mealybugs, Milfptdes. Mtte», PMIbugs, Sowbugs

UM Rate C: Ants, Flws (Larvae), Imported Fire Ant. Japanese Beotta (Adult). Mob Cricket(Nymph and Adult). Ticks

Mbdng Table for Mwthor

Volume:

Gallons/ 1000 aq.ft.

2

5

10

Use Rate:Fluid 01. / 1000aq.lt

.18

.25

.501.00.16

.25

.50

1.00

.18

.25

.50

1.00

SC for Lawn Applications

Uae theae amount* of Maxthor SCdiluted to thaaa volumes of finished•pray

SgaL

.45

.63

1.25

2.50.18

.25

.50

1.00_

-_

-

tOaal.

.901.25

2.50

5.00

.38

.601.00

2.00

.18

.25

.50

1.00

2Sgal.2263.13

6.25

1250

.90

1.26

250

5.00

.45

.63

1.25

250

Calculating Amount* of Maxthor SC to Mix for Lawn PestsTo mh and apply any amount of Maxthor SC Iw lawn pests, determine:

A = Square feet of ana to be treated /1000 (5.500 «q. ft. /1000 - 5.6)B • UM Rale par 1000 square fact tor the target pesa;*} In fluid ounces Maxthor SC taken from theUM Rale Table. If treating for more than one type of pest select the highest rate.

Calculate the amount or Maxthor SC to mix for lawn pests as follows:

Fluid Ounces Maxthor SC to uta » A X B

Mix this amount of Maxlhor SC in the amount of water needed to make Itw application. Altar mixing,the percent of Maxthor SC active ingredient contained in the mixture can be determined using thefofowing formula.

% a. I • (0.0517 X fluid or of Maxthor SC added) /gallons of water In container

Application Recommendation* Against Specific Lawn PastsAnnual Bluegraa* or Hyperadea Weevil (Adult): Consult your Cooperative ExtensionService for advtae on application timing in your area.

Aimyworma. Cutworms. Sod Webwonne: Do not watar or mow grass within 24 hours ofapplication for optimum control of these surface faedng insects.

Bfllbug Adults: Make application when adults first appear in the apring or when chewed orbrown grass indicate* damage. Consult your Cooperative Extension Service tor advice onmore exact application timing in your area

Chinch Bug*: Water gnu* Immediately after application to help move active ingredientdeeper Into thatch where these insects ive The highest application rate may be necessary toachieve control during the summer.

Imported Fire Ant Combine broadcast treatments to central newly invading, ants and moundtreatments to eliminate existing ant colonies. Treat mounds according to the Structural PestsCWMte and Around Structures section of this label. For best results, make application duringcool weather (85 to 80 degraea F) or in the early morning or late evening,

Mole Cricket*: Make appfcation late in the day and water grasa immediately after applicationto move treatment down into the grasa where these insects IIVB. If soil is not moist waterbeforvbMlmafi also to bring crickets dcaer to surface before application. Treating at the tineof peg* egg hatch increase* contra) of hatching nymphs. Frequent applications may beneeeuary to control larger nymphs later in the year.

•neks: (including ticks that may transmit Lyma Disease and Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever) -Treat the entlra area wham ticks could be praaant Begin treatments in the spring. Ticks maybe re-introduced by host animals in the surrounding area. Retreats may be necessary toachieve and maintain control during periods of high peat pressure

APPLICATION FOR ORNAMENTAL PESTSMaxthor SC controls a wide range of insects and mitat on trees, scrubs, folag* plants, non-bearingfruit and nut trses and flowers. Non-bearing trees are perennial plants thai wil not produce ihsrveslsNs agricultural eommodUy within the next 12 months. Maxthrx SC is not for use on plenlsbeing grown for sale, for commercial seed production or for research purposes.

Application SitesFor use on ornamental plants including but not imilad to baas, shrubs, ground covert, teddingplants and Foliage plants being used tor decorative or cfmata modification purposes. Plants onwhich us* is pamillted Include (nose being grown In any type of selling or at any type of sHe nototherwise prohibited. Psrmilted site* include but era not limited to ornamental gardens, parks,lanuscspes. lawns, grounds and Interior ptsntteapas.

Application PreparationIf necessary, test the effects of .̂ ..̂ llons of different rales and volumes of mixed solution on asmal number of a type of plant (wih observations over one week to detect the occurrence ofnegative effects) before application of solution to large numbers of that type of plant.

Msxlhor SC can ba mixed with other pesticides, including iuect growth regulators. Follow the labeldirections of al the products mixed, making sure not to exceed Ihe label rate of any individualproduct in the mixture. Any tank mixture that ha* not been tested before should be tested beforenil scale UM by first moing a (null guintrty of the mixture to ensure there is no physical orchemical Incompatibility.

Application Methods

AppK; solution in a quantty»uffic«mt to wet aUfoiage. It nay 4so be necessary to treat non-foliaotparti of plants such as trunks and bark to control some pests based on white the p«t may b*located on the plant at a particular life stage.

If necssjary, consult resources in horticulture In your area (such at your Cooperative ExtensionService) to determlns appropriate appUCBUen timing, cultural practices and plactmtnl of treatmenton different parts of plants to control different pests.

ReapplicationReapplEjlkms may be necessary a* plant growth occurs and new folagaappeancr'nlheeventofhigh past pressure. Respply at needed based on pest re-infestation. Replication* should noioccur more often than every 7 days.

Ornamental Application Uae Rates and Volume*UM ratal for Maxlhor SC for ornamental peits are started in fluid ounces of Maxlhor SC per 1000square feet.

Recommended ornamental spplcatkm use rates based on the target pest, range between 0.125 to1.0 fluid ounce of Maxthor 8C par 1,000 square feel Recommended rates lor specific pests withinthis rang* an given below. However, applications of up to 10 fluid ounce per f 000 square feet arepwmffled at the discretion of tha applicator to control any past

The calculated amount of Maxthor SC can be applied in any volume of water as long ss themaximum label rate of f.O fluid ounce per 1000 feet to not exceeded. Do not exceed the maximumlabel rate by applying solution to an area smaller than Mended when ft was mixed and dilutedunless such underdosing wll not resut In an application rale per 1000 square feat in excess of thimaximum label rate.

Omamental Past Application RatesThe application rates listed below provide control of the isled pests under not™! conditions. Al thediscretion of tha applicator, up to 1 fluid ounce of Maxlhor SC par 1000 square feat can bo used tocontrol an> of the luted pests. Use Ihe higher apptcation rate when maximum residual control isneeded.

Uee Rate TaWa tor Maxtor SC tar Ornamental Application*Use Rat*

A

B

C

Fluid ounce* Mariner SC par 1,000 aquara feel

(Range)

0.12^X3.250

0550=0.500

0.500=>1.000

Ornamental Pests Grouped by Use RatesUse Rate A: Bagworms. Cutworms, EN Loaf Beetle, Fall Webworm, Gypsy Moth Caterpillar, LaceBug, Loaf Feeding Caterpillar, Tent Caterpillar

Use Rale B: Ants, Aphidt, Bees, Best Armyworm, Black Vine Weevil (Adult), Brown Son Scale,Broad Mite. Budworms. California Red Scale (Crawler). Centipedes, Citrus Thrfp, Clover Mite.Crickets, Diaprepes (Adult), Earwig, European Red Mite, flea Beetles, Fungus Gnat (Adult).Grasshoppers. Leafhoppers. Leafrofleix, Mealybugs. Mlfipedes. Mites. Mosquitoes, Orchid WeevilPltbugs, Pine Needle Scale (Crawler). Plant Bugs (Including (.ygui sou.), San Jose Scale(Crawlers), Scorpions. Sowbugs, Spiders, SpiHebugs, Thrfp*. Tip Moth, Twig Borers, Wasps,WeevfJs, Whrtertes

Use Rate B except not for use in Calftxrie - Adelgids, Beetles. Cicadas, Japanese Beetle (adult),Psyflds, Spittlebugs, Traehoppers

Use Rat* C: Imported Fire Ant, teafminers. Peon Leaf Scorch Mile, Pine Shoot Beetle (AduSsj.Spkfer Miles

Mudng Table for Itaxtnof SC for Ornamental Appnealkma

ApplicationVolume:MMfMWjg.lt

z

s

10

Uae Rat*:Fluid oz./ 1000aq.1t

.125

.250

.500

1.000

.125

.250

.500

1.000

.125

.250

.500r 1.000

Uae Owe* amounts of Uaxlhor SCdiluted to thes* volumes of finishedspray

5 gal.

.31

.631.252.50

.13

.25

.50

1.00

-

-_

-

10 gal.

.631.26

2.50

5.00

.25

.50

1.00

2.00

.13

.25

.50

1.00

25flaL

1.56

3.13

6.25

12.50

.631.25

2.50

5.00

.31

.63

1.25

2.50

Calculating Amounts of Maxthor SC to Mix for Ornamental PestsTo mix and apply any amount of Maxlhor SC for ornamental pests\ determine:

A = Square feel of area to be treated MOOO (5.500 aq. tt. /1000 < 5.5)

B = Use Rate per 1000 square Met for the target pesl(s) In fluid ounces Maxthor SC taken from theUse Rata Table. If treating for more than one pest, select Ihe highest nls.

Calculate the amount of Maxthor to mix for ornamental pests as follows.

Fluid fences Maxthor SC to use * A X B

a application. After mixing,,n be determined using the

Mix this amount of Maxthor SC in the amount of water needed ID ifthe percent of Mexthor SC active ingredient contained in the mixUfollowing formula.

* a. t = (0.0617 X fluid oz. of MaxthorSC added)/galons of water in container

Application Recommendations Against Specific Ornamental Pest*

Bagworms: Spray when bagworms first begin to hatch. Apply directly to the larvae. Treatment ismost effective against young larvae.

STRUCTURAL PESTS (OTHER THAN WOOD INFESTINGINSECTS)

Maxtttor SC controls a wide range of structural pasts Including nuisance pesU inside and outside ofstructures. Maxtftor SC can be appled in and around any type or residential or commercialstructure, bulking or mode of transport inciudJna foooWeed handing estabBshmams unlessotherwise prohibited. Permuted sites Include but are not limned to the Interior end exterior of homes,office buildings, mobile and modular hornet, apartments and stores. Do not apply within aircraftcabins.

Dilution of Haxthor SC for Structural Pests

For structural pests, use rates for Maxlhor SC are expressed and mixed according to thepercentage O) concentration solution K forms when mixed in water. Each 0.186 fluid ounce (1teaspoon) of Maxthor SC that is added to one ga&m of water increases the concentration ofMaxthor SC in that one gallon of water by 0.01 H. For example, to make a 0.06% sohtton in onegallon of water, mix 1 fluid ounce (6 teaspoons) of Mexlhor SC in one gallon of water. Use theconversion table and formulas below to determine the amount of Maxthor SC to add to any quantityof water.

Mixing Tabte for Haxthor SC for Structural Pest*

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0.01

0.02

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Calculating Amount of Maxtnor SC to Mix for Structural PestsCalculate the amount of Maxthor SC to mix for structural pests as follows:

A = Volume of water, in gallons, Into which the Maxthor SC will be mixed. Express any partialgallons as decimal (ractions (1/2 ».5)B = Fluid ounce* (or tablupooru) Maxmor SC per gaBon from Mbung Table. Select the desired ftconcentration bawd on the site of appScalion and the pest(s) to be controlled. Read across to findamount of Maxlhor SC to add per gallon h fliid ounces or teaspoons.

Fluid ounces (or teaspoons) Maxlhor SC to mix = A X B

Ma this amount of Maxthor SC in the predetermined amount of weler (A). Food utensils auch asteaspoons and measuring cups should not be used for food purposes after use with pesticides.

STRUCTURAL PESTS OUTSIDE AND AROUND STRUCTURES

Pests ControlledAnts (including Fire Ant), Arniyworms, Bees, Biting Flies, Boxeldar Bug. Centipedes, Chiggers.Chinch Bug, Clover Mites, Crickets, Cutworms. Dfcnondra Flea Beetle. Earwigs, Elm Leaf Beetle,Firobrats. Fleas. Flea. Gnats, Orasshoppers. Hornets, Midges, Mfflpedes, Mosquitoes, Moths.Pillbugs, Roaches (including Cockroaches), Scorpions, Sitvarllsh, Sod Webworms, Sowbugs,Spider Mites, Spiders (including Black Widow Spider), Springlails, Tides (Inctudmo, Brown Dog Tick)and Wasps.Pest conlroled (but not for use against in California)Beetles inducing Japanese Beetle

Application MethodsApply Maxthor SC as a solution In the (arm of a general surface, spot crack and crevice, pinstreamor coarse spray. Do not apply as a space spray. May also be applied with a paintbrush.

Application Use Rates and VolumesUse a 0.02H to 0.08% solution of MfDrtnor SC. Ota a spray volume of up to 10 gallons of solufionper 1,000 square feet. Higher application volumes may be used V necessary to sufficiently wetvegetation and landscaping with the spray solution.

Re-ApplicationTreatments should not be repeated more often than once ovary 7 days. The beat efficacy andlongest residual control ia achieved when the highest concentration Is used

Application LocationsApply spray to the exterior surfaces of structures and to grounds, lawns, landscaping, plants andhard surface areas edjacent to structures. Can also be applied to any anus whan peslicongregate or have been seen

Perimeter Band TreatmentTo help prevent pest infestation of structures, create a treated zone or band on Die structure, sodand vegetation around the entire perimeter of a structure. Apply solution to 80 surface* within aband beginning 6 to 10 feel from the exterior foundation ol the structure that extends back to thestructure and then continues 2 to 3 feel up the exterior surface of the structure from the ground.AppBcation volume will depend upon the nature of the surface berig treated. Mulch areas, farexample, require more volume and hard surface areas requiring less.

Control of Specific Structural Pests OutdoorsAnts (Mulsanoe urts otter than Carpenter Ants) Outdoors: To achieve the highest level ofcontrol, locate and directly treat snt nests. Apply solution to ant trails, around doors and windowsand at points where ants can be expected to forage or congregate:For Ant (Including FIra Ant) Mound*: Treat mounds and ana within a 2 loot radius of the centerof the mound with 1-2 gallons of a 0.06% solution. When mounds exceed 12 inches in size use thehighest volume of solution. Applications In cool weather (65 to 80 degrees F) or the cooler parts ofthe day are most effective. Do not a^ treatment durkig the heal of the day.See*, Wasps, Hornets, and Yellow Ja«fe*t»: Always use the highest rate. Make applcelion inlate evening when insects are at rest at BIB nest tor best results and lo avoid dings. Spray nestopenings In ground. In bushes and wherever Insects may be nesting. Spray to the point ofsaturation. Spray as many Insects as possible. Remove and destroy treated nests to preventemergence of newly hatched Insects.

BoxekJer Bug: Apply directly/ «e insects have congregated at points of entry. It may b>necessary to also treat trees. V _Centipedes, Earwigs, Beetles, mfipedes, Pjllbugs, Sowbugs: Thoroughly treat mulch areas.The reduction of moisture in mulch areas may also eid in control of these pests.Hesquttoe*: Apply solution to lawns and landscaping, under decks and to bulging foundations.Refer to APPLICATIONS FOR ORNAMENTAL PESTS section for mixing and applying targeamounts of solution against mosquitoes.Fleas and Ticks: Treat the entire area where insects could be present Begin treatments in thespring. Insscts may be r»*troduced by host antnals in the surrairidlno area, ftetreatment may benecessary to achieve and mslntata control during periods of high pest pressure.

STRUCTURAL PESTS INSIDE STRUCTURES (OTHER THANFOOD/FEED HANDLING ESTABLISHMENTS) INCLUDING MODES OFTRANSPORT

Pests ControlledAnts, Bedbug, Bees, Beetles, BoxeMer Bug, Carpet Beetles, Cenflpedes, Clothes Moth,Cockroaches. Crickets, Earwigs, Firebrats, Flies. Gnats, Midges, Millipedes, PUbugs, Scorpions,Sowbugs, Shortish, Spiders, Ticks and Wasps

Application PreparationWhen lre*6rtg in horn* food preparation and storage areas, cover all food preparation surfaces andutaniDs prior to beginnng treatment. Surfaces or Items that cannot be covered or removed shouldbe thoroughly washed after treatment and before use. Foot! that cemot be covered should beremoved. Before application, remove pete, birds and ewer and disconnect aquariums. Da notallow humans and pets to touch treated surfaces until they have dried.

Application Use Rates• Use a O.OZ« to 0.06* solution of Maxthor SC.

Application Methods

Apply Maxlhor SC as « solution In the form of a general surface, spot, crack and crevice, pinstreamor coarse spray. Maxthor SC may also be appSed with a paintbrush. Do not apply as a spacespray.Maxthor SC may be converted lo foam and used to treat structural voids. First form a solution ofMaxthor SC of the appropriate percentage concentration and volume. Then add recommendedvotume of a compatible foaming agent Verify that the foaming agent ia compatible with Maxlhor SC.

Application LocationsApply to and around any areas pests or their evidence is seen or found, could hide or rest or couldenter the premises including cracks and crewei, behind and under cabinets and appliances,around doors and windows, in attics and storage areas. Spot treatments to door or rugs beneathfurniture are permitted but do not apply to entire Door area.

Control of Specific Structural Pests IndoorsCeekrowhw, Crtsket*, Flrebrat*, Scorpions. Silvarfish, Spiders, and Tloka: Apply whereverthese pests may hide, enter the structure or congregate stich as cracks and cravieea, baseboards,water pipe openings, around doors and windows, behind and under cabinets and appliances andwithin storage and attic areas.Bedbug: To aid in control, apply to cracks and crevices wherever evidence of liedbugs has beenfound Indudng within empty dressers and closets, on bed frames and box springs and behind Ngnand low wal moldings and wallpaper edges. Do not apply to bed linens, blankets, pillows,mattresses or clothes. Remove all clothes and other articles from dressers or closets batonapplication within mem. Not recommended for use as a sole control agent against bedbugs. Ifevidence of bedbugs is found on or in mattresses, use products approved for application to this Hem.Boxafdar Bug, Centipedes, Earwigs, Beetles, Hlllpede*, Ffllbugs, Sowbugs: Apply to pointsof pest entry into structure such as around windows and doors. Apply anywhere also pasts maycongregate or be located.Bees, Wasps, Hornets, Y«flow-J«ck«te: Always use the highest rate. Apply solution to hidingand breeding places, contacting as many insects as possible. Best results are achieved whenapplication is made In the evening when Insects are et rest and to avoid stings. Spray to the pointof saturation. Spray as many Insects as possfclB. Remove and destroy treated nests to preventemergence of newly hatched Insects.Ants (Nuisance ant* ether (nan Carpenter Ants) Indoors: To achieve the highest level olcontra), locate and directly treat ant nests and ant trails. Apply solution in areas infested by orexpected lo be Infested by ants.

CONTROL OF STRUCTURAL PESTS WITHIN FOOD/T-EEDAREAS OFFOOD/FEED HANDLING ESTABLISHMENTSFood/feed handing ettabishments are defined as places other than private residences In whichexposed food/feed it held, processed, prepared or served. This Includes areas for receiving, storing,packing (canning, bottling, wrapping, boxing) food. Abo included are areas of edJWe waste storageand Bfldosad processhg systems (mis, dairies, edfcte oils, syrups) of food. Serving areas wherefood Is exposed and the factty ia h operation are abn considered food areas.

Application Location

Applications may be made to both food/feed and nonfood areas of foodfleed handlingestablishment*.

Application Methods

Maxlhor SC can be applied within food/reed handling establishments in the form of a generalsurface, spot or crack and crevice spray.

General Surface ApplicationDo not use this application method when facflty ia In use or when foods are exposed. Do not applysolution directly to food. Cover or remove all food processing and/or handling equipment beforeapplicaGon. After application in araas where feed is commercially prepared or processed, wash allequipment, benches, shelving and other surfaces which food will contact. Rinse thoroughly withfresh, dean water. Clean food tenting or processing equipment and thoroughly rinse with clean,freshwater.

Spot and Crack and Crevice ApplicationSpot or crack and crevice appicafions may be made whla the facility ia in operation. Food shouldbe covered or removed from area being treated. Do not apply directly to food or food handlingsurfaces.

ATTENTIONRemove or cover and disconnect aquariums during application.Do not apply a broadcast application to interior surfaces of IMng areas.Do not apply to pets, cropi, sources of electricity or firewood.During any application to overhead araas of structure, cover surfaces below with plastic sheeting ortinier material, except for soil surfaces in crawtepaces.

Wear protective dolhing, unvented goggles, gloves and respf itien making an overheadapplication orwhen applying mpMrtyveittilaladindoortreas. V..Do ml allow dripping or runoff to occur during Indoor applicators.Do no) eltow spray to contact food, foodstuffs, food contacting surfaces, food utensis or watersupplies.Thoroughly wash dishes and food handling utensils wtth soap and water If they becomecontaminated by application of this product.Da not allow people or pati to touch or wafc on treated surfaces until spray has dried.Do not apply (Ms product in nursing home or patient rooms or in any rooms white occupied by thetldertyorinfirmed.Do no! apply In classrooms when they are In use.Do not apply when occupants are present in the immediate area in institutions such as health carefacBffies, libraries, schools, office], etc.Do not apply in livestock buidingi such as bam t,Maxthor SC wll not stain of damage any surface that water alone wiB not stain or damage.

IMPORTANT READ BEFORE USE

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NOTICE: Read the entire Directors for Use, Conditions a Sale, Disclaimer of Warrantiesand Limitations of UaoBty before buying or using this product If the terms are notacceptable, return the product at once, unopened, and the purchase price will be refunded.

CONDITIONS OF SALE: The Directions for Use of this product an) believed lo be adequate endshould be followed carafuty. However, because of manner of use end other factors beyond thecontrol of Ensystex II, Inc., it is impossible for Eniyslex II to eliminate all risks associated with theuse of this product such as ineflertvenets or unintended consequences. A8 auch risks shall beassumed by Buyer and User, and Buyer and User agree to hold Ensystex II harmless for any claimsrelating to such factors.

DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES: Seller warrants (hat this product eonfoims to the chemicaldescription in the label and is reasonably IH for the purposes slated on the Directions for Use whenused In aooonlanee with tha Directions for Use under nornial conditions of use. ENSYSTEX IIMAKES NO WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULARPURPOSE. NOR ANY OTHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES WITH RESPECT TO THESELECTION, PURCHASE, OR USE Of THIS PRODUCT THAT EXTEND BEYOND THESTATEMENTS MADE ON THIS LABEL Any warranties, express or Implied, havfng been made areinapplicable if this product has been used contrary to label Instructions, under abnormal conditionsor under conditions not reasonably foreseeable by (or beyond the control of] seller or Ensystex II,Inc., and buyer assumes the risk of eny such use.

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