CITRIMET 500 AL - Nulandis

Clean applicator after use with FLUSHSOL* and make sure that wash water does not contaminate grazing or
drinking water.
SYMPTOMS OF HUMAN POISONING:
Headache, fatigue, faintness, giddiness, excessive sweating, nausea, abdominal pains, vomiting, diarrhoea,
tightness of the chest, anxiety, blurred vision, muscle twitching (beginning in the eyelids and tongue), small pupils,
respiratory distress, convulsions and coma.
FIRST AID TREATMENT:
Remove patient from source of poisoning to a cool and well-ventilated area and keep him quiet and reassured.
Remove contaminated clothing and rinse contaminated body area thoroughly with plenty of soap and cold water. Do
not rub the skin. Flush contamination out of eyes with clean water for at least 15 minutes. If concentrate has been
swallowed, firstly give copious quantities of either beaten egg white, starch solution or Milk of Magnesia before
inducing vomiting by tickling back part of the throat. Repeat until vomit is clear and free from the smell of poison.
Take the patient immediately to the nearest physician. Administer artificial respiration or closed chest cardiac
massage if necessary. Do not apply direct mouth–to-mouth respiration. Never give anything by mouth to an
unconscious person.
NOTE TO PHYSICIAN:
Administer atropine sulphate (1 - 4 mg) intravenously every 5-10 minutes until first signs of atropinization (dry
flushed skin and tachycardia), 2-PAM 50 mg/kg up to total dose of 1-2 mg, or 2/3 of this dose of Protopam. Repeat
oximes if necessary. Do not give morphine.
RESISTANCE WARNING:
For resistance management, Citrimet 500 AL is a group 1B insecticide. Any insect population may contain
individuals naturally resistant to Citrimet 500 AL and other group 1B insecticides. The resistant individuals dominate
the insect population if these insecticides are used repeatedly. These resistant insects may not be controlled by
Citrimet 500 AL or other group 1B insecticides, although local experts should be consulted for local resistance
recommendations. The following classification scheme is based on mode of action. It is recognized that resistance
of insects and mites to insecticides and acaricides can also result from enhanced metabolism, reduced penetration
or behavioural changes that are not linked to any site of action classification but are specific for individual chemicals
or chemical groupings. Despite of this, alternation of compounds from different chemical classes remains a viable
management technique. To delay insecticide resistance:
* Avoid exclusive repeated use of insecticides from the same chemical subgroup.
* Integrate other control methods (chemical, cultural, biological) into insect control programs
For further information contact your local distributor.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE:
Use only as directed.
Do not apply CITRIMET on top of any other trunk treatment (i.e. PVA paint, ant barrier, ect.). Apply directly to the
trunk surface. Phytotoxic symptoms {i.e. bark split (gummosis of bark)} may occur during January - March on
Volckamoriana root-stocks in citrus, and sometimes in trees under stress. Ensure trees to be treated receive regular
irrigation, are healthy and not stressed prior to application. Do not allow irrigation to come into contact with treated
zone as a reduction in residual efficacy may occur.
COMPATIBILITY:
Do not mix with any other compounds.
* Flushsol: Plaaskem Pty Ltd