CYPKILL
Cypermethrin 25% EC
CYPKILL (Cypermethrin 25% EC) is a high-concentration synthetic pyrethroid insecticide from Ratnakar India Ltd, Ahmedabad — a premier agrochemical manufacturer, supplier, and exporter. Its higher Cypermethrin concentration delivers enhanced efficacy at lower volumes against bollworms, thrips, jassids, fruit and shoot borers, and Epilachna grub on cotton, brinjal, and okra. CYPKILL provides rapid knockdown and residual protection, reducing pest feeding damage quickly. Manufactured and exported by Ratnakar India from Gujarat, India, CYPKILL is a cost-effective, high-strength insecticide solution with proven performance on key vegetable and fiber crops, preferred by farmers for economical and reliable bollworm management.
| Mode of Action | Synthetic |
|---|---|
| Major Crops | Cotton, Brinjal, Okra |
| Target Pests | Bolloworms Thrips, Jassids, Shoot, Fruit Borer, Epilachna Grub |
| Packing | 100 ml, 250 ml, 500 ml, 1 ltr. |
FAQ for CYPKILL
What is the difference between CYARP and CYPKILL?
CYPKILL contains Cypermethrin at 25% EC (higher concentration) versus CYARP at 10% EC — making CYPKILL more potent and economical as lesser volume is required per spray application.
Which pests does CYPKILL control?
CYPKILL controls bollworms, thrips, jassids, shoot and fruit borers, and Epilachna grub on cotton, brinjal, and okra through rapid contact and stomach pyrethroid action.
How should CYPKILL be diluted for use?
Due to its 25% EC high concentration, CYPKILL should be carefully diluted as per label directions — typically 0.5–1 ml per litre of water. Always read label instructions before use.
Is CYPKILL effective against Epilachna grub?
Yes, CYPKILL effectively controls Epilachna grub (hadda beetle) on brinjal and other solanaceous vegetable crops, providing reliable contact kill with thorough spray canopy coverage.
What safety precautions should be followed with CYPKILL?
Use full PPE during mixing and application. Avoid spraying in windy conditions and near water bodies. Observe the pre-harvest interval as stated on the product label before crop harvesting.