• Bioperine is a public health insecticide effective at killing mosquito larvae in stagnant water. It is available in tablets that dissolve directly in water. These tablets contain an active ingredient called simethoprine.
• Bioperine combats mosquito larvae belonging to the species (Aegypti, Aedes albopictus, Culex pipiens).
• It acts as a growth regulator for insects, acting as a scale inhibitor, interfering in the insect's larval stage and causing a disturbance in the hormonal balance necessary for the decomposition process.
• This results in the incomplete development of the mosquito's life cycle due to its failure to transform into an adult insect. The insecticide does not affect the adult stage of the mosquito.
• The proportion and method of use depend on the extent of the contamination.
• Pure water: 1 tablet / 300-400 liters of water
• Water contaminated with organic matter: One tablet per 150-200 liters of water
• Water rich in organic matter: One tablet per 20-30 liters of water.
• Weight: 1 kg