Sustained release fly trapping and killing medicine product and method

Abstract

The invention discloses a sustained-release fly trap and a preparation method thereof. The sustained-release fly trap is made from paper, fabric, plastic, rubber and wood materials as carrier and a fry trapping agent attached to the carriers. The fry trapping agent is composed of the following components in weight percentages: 0.87-1.40% of insecticide, 0.08-0.12% of fly lure, 1.00-5.00% of honey, 5.00-15.00% of surfactant, and solvents in balance. The carrier is flat and shaped like animal, food or fruit cartoon figure. The preparation method comprises spray-coating the fry trapping agent to the surface of the carrier or mixing the fry trapping agent with plastic particles and thermo-forming. The sustained-release fly trap has the advantages of good fly killing effect, moist resistance, long-lasting action, no harm to human body, easy production, good decoration effect, and environmental friendliness.

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Sustained-release trapping and killing drug product and preparation method technical field The invention relates to a fly-killing product, in particular to a slow-release trapping and killing fly drug product and a preparation method thereof. Background technique In 1992, an American company used methomyl and bait to make fly-killing bait. In 1993, a Japanese company used trapene and insect hormones to make fly-trap glue, which was applied to cloth strips to trap and kill houseflies. In 1997, the Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences used methomyl to make poisonous bait, and the effective period was only 7-8 days. The above-mentioned products are all disposable fly-killing products, and the method of attracting flies and the variety of medicines are single. At present, the connotation of insecticides has developed from broad-spectrum to single effect, quick-acting, long-lasting and multi-directional effects, and from simple chemical pesticides to biological ...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, there is no special research on the use of cartoon products to lure flies