Atticus Nixlo IGR Pyriproxyfen Concentrate, 140 mL, 10% Formula

Atticus Nixlo IGR is a 140 mL pyriproxyfen insect growth regulator concentrate designed to interrupt pest development, with 10% pyriproxyfen to target immature insects.

• 10% pyriproxyfen — interrupts pest development before immature insects become reproducing adults.
• Controls more than 50 insect pests — includes difficult-to-control roaches, fleas, ticks, flies, and mosquitoes.
• Targets eggs, larvae, and nymphs — disrupts the stages pests pass through before adulthood.
• Indoor residual control of up to 7 months for fleas and up to 6 months for cockroaches — supports longer-lasting pest management.
• Use sites include residential and business settings, indoors and outdoors — allows treatment in many areas where pests hide.
• People and pets may re-enter after a surface application dries — provides a clear re-entry point for treated areas.

Nixlo is made for pest-management programs that need to address more than visible adult insects. Its insect growth regulator action focuses on immature stages, helping interrupt the life cycle in areas where pests develop or hide. The concentrate is intended for a range of residential and business settings, with use sites and application directions governed by the product label.

What pests and life stages does Atticus Nixlo IGR target?

Atticus Nixlo IGR targets more than 50 insect pests and disrupts development at the egg, larval, and nymphal stages. Its active ingredient, pyriproxyfen, alters pests in immature stages so they do not mature into reproducing adults. Target pests include roaches, fleas, ticks, flies, and mosquitoes; consult the product label for the complete list of insects controlled. Nixlo contains the same active ingredient as NyGuard IGR Concentrate, but the products should not be assumed to be interchangeable in use directions.

• Active ingredient: 10% pyriproxyfen.
• Concentrated insect growth regulator formulation.
• Designed to interrupt development rather than serve as the adult-killing component of a treatment.

Where can Atticus Nixlo IGR be applied?

Atticus Nixlo IGR is labeled for residential and business settings, including food-handling and food-service areas. Approved use sites also include indoor and outdoor areas, and the product may be applied to soft surfaces such as furniture, carpets, mattresses, and pet bedding. The complete site list and application directions are on the product label, so follow those directions for the specific surface and setting being treated.

• Use locations range from backyards to kitchens, subject to label directions.
• Soft-surface applications include furniture, carpets, mattresses, and pet bedding.
• Use only in areas and for purposes covered by the label.

How long does Atticus Nixlo IGR provide residual control?

Indoor treatments provide up to 7 months of control against fleas and up to 6 months against cockroaches. Nixlo focuses on eggs and immature insects, while the label describes combining it with an alternate insecticide, such as Talak 7.9 Indoor/Outdoor Insect Control, for improved results and contact killing of adult insects. Follow the directions on each product label when using products together.

• Fleas: up to 7 months of indoor control.
• Cockroaches: up to 6 months of indoor control.
• Residual duration is tied to the stated indoor pests and label-compliant application.

When may people and pets return to a treated area?

People and pets may re-enter an area treated with a surface application once the spray solution has dried. Allow the treated surface to dry before re-entry, and follow all other label precautions for application and use. Nixlo is not available for sale in Vermont, and pesticide registration can vary by state; read and follow the product label.

• Re-entry point: after the surface spray solution has dried.
• Product use is subject to label instructions and applicable state registration.

Atticus Nixlo IGR is suited to households and pest-management settings seeking a concentrate for interrupting insect development across multiple labeled sites, including soft surfaces. It is designed to address immature pests as part of a treatment plan, rather than replace the label directions or the separate adult-control role of an insecticide used alongside it. Its defining fit is 10% pyriproxyfen targeting eggs and immature stages, with stated indoor residual control for fleas and cockroaches.