How can I be sure that the pesticides being used in either over-the counter products or by professionals are safe for my home and family?
Pesticides (which include disinfectants as well as other household cleaners) are intended to be safe to consumers and the pest professionals that use them. Before being approved by the Pest Management Regulatory Association (PMRA) for a specified use against a target pest, pesticides must undergo stringent controlled tests and studies. After approval, pesticides are subject to strict laws, regulations and controls to ensure that they are used correctly and according to approved labels. In addition, pest management professionals are required to attend pesticide safety and applicator certification at least every two years. All legally registered pesticides that are approved by PMRA have a registration number on their label which also contains detailed instructions to ensure that when a pesticide is used according to these instructions it will not harm you, your family or your home. Since any substance can be harmful if used incorrectly, before using an over-the-counter pesticide, read th
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- How can I be sure that the pesticides being used in either over- the-counter products or by professionals are safe for my home and family?
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- How safe are the pesticides used by professionals and homeowners?
