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Stop Nuisance Mosquito Breeding by Larviciding in small stagnant water around you . Govt focuses more on Malaria , Dengue, Chikungunya endemic regions based on patients reaching hospital .

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Rs.1000 per Litre Plus 12 % Gst (MOQ 500 Litre)

Quantity 30ml 100ml 250ml 500ml 1lt 5lt
Price Rs. 250 200 320 640 1200 4700

Quantity

Price

100gm

70

250gm

160

1kg

616

STP consumables to get BOD below 7mgL in Housing Complex.jpeg

Danger of Filaria, Dengue , JE in Housing Society with poor liquid waste managment

Chart to calculate Dose of Consumables in STP Housing Complex (Owner Association should Buy and Give STP Contractor to prioritise and Target BOD below 7 mg/Litre in STP output Water mosquito breeding free)

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When comparing BTI (Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis) formulations with other mosquito larvicides for DIY and community larviciding in shared spaces like drains, safety and ease of handling are key considerations. Below is a comparison of BTI with other commonly used larvicides, focusing on safety, ease of application, environmental impact, and effectiveness.

Comparison of BTI vs Other Mosquito Larvicides for DIY & Community Use

Criteria BTI (Biological Larvicide) Temephos (Organophosphate) Pyriproxyfen (IGR – Insect Growth Regulator) Mineral Oils/Larvicidal Oils
Safety for Humans ✅ Extremely safe, non-toxic ⚠️ Moderate toxicity, requires handling precautions ✅ Low toxicity but should not be ingested ⚠️ Moderate irritation risk, avoid direct contact
Safety for Pets & Wildlife ✅ Safe for fish, birds, mammals ⚠️ Toxic to aquatic life ✅ Safe for most aquatic life ⚠️ May harm aquatic organisms by blocking oxygen
Safety for Drinking Water ✅ Safe, WHO-approved for potable water ❌ Not safe for drinking water use ✅ Safe at low concentrations ❌ Not used in drinking water sources
Ease of Handling for DIY Use ✅ Very easy, available as granules/tablets ❌ Requires careful measurement, PPE recommended ✅ Easy, but must be diluted properly ⚠️ Messy application, requires pouring
Application in Shared Spaces (Drains, Stagnant Water in Housing Complexes) ✅ Highly effective, works in low doses ⚠️ Effective, but environmental concerns ✅ Good, but slower action ❌ Less practical, frequent reapplication needed
Odor & Aesthetic Impact ✅ Odorless, does not alter water appearance ⚠️ Chemical smell, may affect taste of water ✅ Minimal odor ❌ Can create a greasy film on water
Effectiveness Against Mosquito Larvae ✅ Kills larvae specifically, no resistance issues ✅ Kills larvae but resistance has developed ✅ Prevents mosquito growth but does not kill larvae immediately ⚠️ Kills larvae but must be reapplied often
Resistance Development ❌ No known resistance ❌ High resistance reported in many areas ⚠️ Potential resistance if overused ❌ No resistance, but short-term effect
Environmental Impact ✅ Eco-friendly, does not harm beneficial insects ❌ Harms aquatic insects, fish, and beneficial organisms ✅ Low impact on non-target species ❌ Affects oxygen levels in water, impacting aquatic life
Regulatory Restrictions ✅ WHO-approved, widely used ❌ Restricted in some areas due to toxicity concerns ✅ Approved for mosquito control but with dosage limits ⚠️ Usage regulated to prevent ecological harm
Duration of Effectiveness ⏳ 7–14 days per application ⏳ 7–10 days, but resistance may shorten duration ⏳ 3–4 weeks per treatment ⏳ 3–7 days, needs frequent reapplication

Why BTI is the Best Choice for DIY & Community Larviciding in Housing Complex Drains

  1. Extremely Safe for Humans & Animals ✅

    • Unlike chemical larvicides, BTI only targets mosquito larvae and does not harm people, pets, or wildlife.
    • Can be safely applied without special protective equipment (PPE).

  2. No Toxicity Risks for Drinking Water or Shared Water Bodies ✅

    • Can be used in potable water sources, unlike Temephos or oils.

  3. No Resistance Development ✅

    • Chemical larvicides (e.g., Temephos) have developed resistance in mosquito populations, reducing effectiveness.
    • BTI remains effective even after repeated use.

  4. Easy to Apply for DIY & Community Use ✅

    • Available in granules, briquettes, tablets, or liquid form for easy dispersion.
    • Does not require special training or strict measurement.
    • Ideal for drains, small stagnant pools, and open tanks in housing complexes.

  5. Long-lasting and Eco-friendly ✅

    • One application lasts 7–14 days, reducing frequent reapplication.
    • Does not pollute the environment or kill beneficial insects.

When Might Other Larvicides Be Used?

  • Temephos: Used in government fogging programs, but not ideal for DIY/community use due to toxicity risks.
  • Pyriproxyfen (IGR): Works well in storage tanks but takes longer to show results.
  • Larvicidal Oils: Sometimes used for quick mosquito control in large open water bodies, but not suited for community drains due to greasy residue and environmental impact.

Final Recommendation for Housing Complex Drains

👉 For DIY and community-based mosquito control in shared spaces like drains that always have stagnant water, BTI formulations (granules, briquettes, tablets) are the safest, most effective, and environmentally friendly option.


Dengue mosquito and larva - Aedes aegypti

a) Dengue Mosquito (Aedes aegypti)
Recognizable by white-striped legs and body.

  • b) Malaria (Anopheles stephensi): Long palps, flat-floating larva.
  • c) Filaria (Culex quinquefasciatus): Short siphon, blunt abdomen.
  • d) Chikungunya (Aedes albopictus): White stripe on thorax, similar larva to dengue.