When applied correctly and allowed to dry, it’s generally safe for pets. Always follow label instructions.

For a full breakdown of safety precautions and usage guidelines, read our blog post On Understanding Bifenthrin, uses and safety. 

✅ Most formulations provide residual control for up to 6–12 months depending on conditions.

Strength typically refers to the concentration of Bifenthrin in the product.

• Professional-grade concentrates (like Venom 240) have higher active ingredient levels (e.g., 240g/L) and are used for serious infestations or termites.

• Granular and RTU sprays have lower concentrations and are ideal for home and garden use. Always check the label and application rate.

Yes:

• Granules are best for soil application, especially on lawns and garden beds.

• Concentrates are diluted in water and sprayed — ideal for perimeter, walls, structures, or turf.

For consumer-grade products (low-concentration), no license is needed.
However, professional formulations (e.g., over 100g/L) may require certified applicators depending on your state or region.

Bifenthrin is a synthetic pyrethroid insecticide designed to control a wide range of pests including ants, termites, spiders, fleas, ticks, beetles, mosquitoes, and more. It works by affecting the insect’s nervous system, causing paralysis and death. Bifenthrin is used in agriculture, turf management, home pest control, and professional termite treatments.

Yes, depending on the formulation and environmental conditions.

• Granular products (e.g., lawn grub control) may last 4–12 weeks.

• Liquid sprays may need reapplication every 4–8 weeks.

• Heavy rain or irrigation can reduce residual effect, requiring more frequent applications.
  Always check the product label for specific intervals.

Bifenthrin is both. It provides a fast knockdown on contact and continues working for weeks after application as a residual barrier on surfaces or in the soil.

Some ready-to-use and diluted concentrate products are safe for crack & crevice indoor use, especially around skirting boards and entry points.
Never use outdoor-only Bifenthrin products inside unless the label permits it.

Some Bifenthrin products are registered for use in food crops under strict guidelines. Use only formulations that are approved for edible plants, and always follow label directions regarding withholding periods and crop safety. Check the APVMA Chemical Review for Bifenthrin for official approvals and restrictions