Fludora® Co-Max introduces a brand-new insecticide class for mosquito control. The butenolide flupyradifurone is combined with the novel pyrethroid transfluthrin to create a unique two-way mode of action, providing benefits in managing resistant mosquitoes and in slowing down the development of resistance.

• Introduces the new compound flupyradifurone from the butenolide class (IRAC Group 4D) - new chemistry for public health.
• Combines this new chemistry with transfluthrin (IRAC Group 3A), a pyrethroid which has not yet been widely used in vector control. Transfluthrin has a unique chemical structure which is less prone to metabolic breakdown than many other pyrethroids.
• This unique combination presents the opportunity to control mosquitoes which are resistant to pyrethroids and organophosphates.
• The combination of two completely unrelated modes of action slows down the development of resistance compared to adoption of space sprays with single modes of action (or synergised pyrethroid mixtures).
• Formulated within our well known FFAST Technology – a water-based formulation incorporating anti-evaporant technology, allowing dilution with water without the loss of efficacy through faster droplet evaporation.
• Can be used through both ULV and thermal fogging application equipment (thermal-fogging equipment may require specific adaptations to optimise results – the same as with other water-based formulations)
• Widely trialled across a range of geographies – with strong results.
• Can be used indoors and outdoors.
• WHO PQ-Listed

• Novel chemistry aids control of mosquitoes resistant to other compounds – improving results
• Combination of unrelated modes of action slows down the development of resistance
• Water-based formulation reduces reliance on hydrocarbon-based diluents – saving cost as well as being better for the environment.
• Anti-evaporant FFAST technology helps to maintain efficacy over greater distance – extending the effective range of control.

Fludora® Co-Max propose une toute nouvelle classe d'insecticides pour la lutte anti-moustiques. La buténolide flupyradifurone est associée au nouveau pyréthroïde transfluthrine pour créer un mode d'action bidirectionnel unique, offrant des avantages dans la gestion des moustiques résistants et le ralentissement du développement de ces résistances.

Une chimie innovante facilite la lutte contres les moustiques résistants à d'autres composés – améliorant ainsi les résultats.

La combinaison de modes d'action distincts ralentit le développement de la résistance.

La formulation à base d'eau réduit le recours aux diluants à base d'hydrocarbures, ce qui permet de réaliser des économies et est plus respectueuse de l'environnement.

La technologie anti-évaporation FFAST permet de maintenir l'efficacité sur une plus grande distance, étendant ainsi la portée effective de la lutte.