US丨Central Life Sciences Launches New Insecticide Product
Central Life Sciences announced the launch of Essentria IC Pro insecticide to the Zoëcon Professional Products line. Featuring active ingredients derived from essential oils, Essentria IC Pro insecticide is an environmentally friendly pest control solution, formulated with the homeowner, applicator, cannabis and hemp growers’ needs in mind, the company reports.
With enhanced aesthetics and proven efficacy, this natural-based liquid insecticide provides long residual control for a variety of listed insects, including mosquitoes, spiders, spider mites and aphids. Essentria IC Pro insecticide features a low fragrance and low phytotoxicity formula (evaluate plant material prior to use). This spray-friendly solution is water based and non-flammable, with approved label use for cannabis and hemp.
“Our team is excited to announce the next generation of natural insect control under the market leading Essentria line, with Essentria IC Pro insecticide,” said Tony Schultz, Senior Director of the Zoëcon Professional Products division of Central Life Sciences. “Pest control professionals have come to rely on our Essentria line of products for sensitive accounts, and with this new next generation formulation, we’re looking forward to continuing that expectation and extend our insect control technology to cannabis and hemp growers with an approved, natural solution they can rely upon to protect their investments.”
Essentria IC Pro insecticide provides control of both listed flying and crawling insect species and is approved for sensitive indoor and outdoor applications.
With no water setbacks and no pyrethroid restrictions, Essentria IC Pro insecticide utilizes natural essential oils like geraniol, clove oil, and Cornmint oil to knock down insects.
2026-09-20
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