Other Uses: Against fruit and leaf pests of the order of coleoptera and lepidoptera in cotton, fruit trees, vegetables, tobacco, grapes, and other crops, external parasitoids of domestic animals, protection of wool, household pests (cockroaches, flies, bees, and other crawling insects).
Time of Use: It should be used based on prior knowledge and when the larvae are at a young age of growth.
| IRAC | Toxicity group | Level of Toxicity (LD50) | Carnes Period |
| 3A | II | 430-4000 mg/kg | – |
It is a non-systemic insecticide with contact and digestive effect from the group of pyrethroids, which causes the death of the pest by disrupting the neurological system and has some repellent properties. Permethrin is a relatively low-risk insecticide that is used to control the larvae of phyllophagous pests, household insects, livestock, and warehouse pests.
| Crop | Pest | Dosage |
| Sugar beet | Prodenia litura fab | 1 liter per hectare |
| Fruit trees | Leucoptera scitella zell | 0.5 per thousand only in outbreak years against the first generation or at most the second generation and in one turn |
Mixing with other compounds: Permethrin is incompatible with calcium nitrate and cannot be mixed.
Post-consumption or post-cultivation problems: It decomposes in water and soil quickly. It is practically non-toxic for birds.
