What is the protocol if a product's label has changed?

When a product's label has changed, adhering to the most recent label directions is essential. The label is considered a legal document that provides critical information on how to safely and effectively use the pesticide. It contains instructions regarding application rates, target pests, safety precautions, and re-entry intervals.

By following the latest label directions, you ensure that the application aligns with the most current information, which may include updated safety protocols or changes in recommended use due to new research or regulatory standards. This adherence helps to mitigate risks to both human health and the environment, as well as ensuring compliance with local and federal regulations.

Using outdated label directions could lead to ineffective pest control or even potential harm to non-target organisms. Therefore, it is vital to always refer to the most up-to-date label information provided by the manufacturer to guarantee the safest and most effective use of the pesticide.