Starbar Prolate/Lintox-HD Insecticide Fly and Tick Backrubber for Livestock

Prolate Lintox-HD Insecticidal Spray by Wellmark – Insect Control for Cattle & Swine

Product Description

Prolate/Lintox-HD is an organophosphate insecticide for livestock use. It controls horn flies, lice, ticks, and sarcoptic mange in cattle and swine. This product is applied via spray or backrubber, and is not intended for residential or companion animal use. Strict adherence to dilution and safety guidelines is essential.

Ingredients

Active Ingredient

Quantity

Phosmet

11.75%

Other Ingredients*

88.25%

Total

100.00%

*Includes petroleum distillates.

Has 1 lb of active ingredient per gallon.

How to Use

Application Chart

Cattle Spray Dilution Table

To Control

1 gal in __ gal water

1 qt in __ gal water

1 cup in __ gal water

Cattle Ticks, Southern Cattle Ticks

240

60

15.0

Horn Flies

200

50

12.5

Lice

150

38

9.5

Sarcoptic Mange, Winter Ticks, Lone Star Ticks, Gulf Coast Ear Ticks

100

25

6.2

Cattle Backrubber Dilution Table (Horn Flies)

Prolate

Carrier (Fuel Oil, etc.)

1 gallon

50 gallons

1/2 gallon

25 gallons

1 quart

12.5 gallons

1 pint

6.25 gallons

1 cup

3.10 gallons

Swine Dilution Table (Lice and Sarcoptic Mange)

Prolate

Water

1 gallon

100 gallons

1 quart

25 gallons

1 cup

6.25 gallons

How to Use

Directions for Use

Stir well before application for effective active ingredient distribution.

Use as a coarse spray, wetting skin but not to run off.

Charge device or sack thoroughly; retreat as needed.

Prevent product from drifting onto people, crops, or water.

Reapply for cattle every 7-10 days if necessary.

Additional Information

Precautions

Wear gloves, eyewear, long sleeves, and chemical-resistant clothing.

Store away from children, pets, and animal feed.

Avoid use on stressed, young, or convalescent livestock.

Causes temporary eye injury and is harmful if absorbed through the skin.

Place it in original container, away from heat and food supplies.

Possible Side Effects

Human Symptoms: Include headache, blurred vision, weakness, nausea, or pinpoint pupils.

Animal Symptoms: Salivation, labored breathing, tremors, and staggering can occur.

Toxic if Ingested: Can be fatal if swallowed; aspiration hazard present.

Organophosphate Effects: Functions as a cholinesterase inhibitor; may trigger poisoning signs.

Consult a Veterinarian: Seek medical help immediately if symptoms appear in treated animals.

First Aid Instructions

If ingested: Do not cause vomiting. Contact a poison control center without delay.

If in Eyes: Rinse gently for 15-20 minutes; remove contacts after 5 minutes.

If on Skin: Remove clothing and rinse skin with water for 15-20 minutes.

Emergency Contact: Call 1-800-347-8272 for treatment guidance or emergency help.

Physician Note: Atropine is the antidote for cholinesterase inhibition; do not perform gastric lavage.

Benefits

Multi-Parasite Control: Effectively targets lice, ticks, mange, and horn flies.

Dual Application Methods: Use as a spray or a backrubber for flexible application.

Rapid Effectiveness: Swine slaughter-safe after 1 day; cattle after 3 days post-treatment.

Year-Round Use: Can be applied throughout the year, excluding grub larval stages.

Proven Ingredient: Contains phosmet, a trusted organophosphate insecticide.