MGK CrossFire Bed Bug Concentrate

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Mgk Cross Fire Bed Bug Concentrate
  • CrossFire Bed Bug Concentrate is formulated to kill bed bugs, including pyrethroid-resistant strains.
  • This product kills bed bugs at all life stages by contact and prevents bed bug eggs from hatching.
  • Featuring patented technology with multiple modes of action, CrossFire provides a fast knockdown and residual control.
  • Apply CrossFire Bed Bug Concentrate in poultry facilities when birds are not present.
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