Using aromatic red cedar as a pesticide or pest control product is not a new idea. The Cedars of Lebanon were used to build King Solomon's Tomb. The Egyptians used papaya leaves soaked in cedar oil in the mummification of their dead. Our pioneering forefathers used cedar sawdust on the floors of their cabins to control and rid them from numerous pests.

Native Americans would rub their bodies with cedar needles to prevent mosquitoes and other biting bugs from feasting on them.

All insects breathe through their bodies. When they are exposed to the fumes of CedarCide, they are quickly overwhelmed and their mental faculties are impaired. If no escape is possible, they exhaust themselves trying and die. It's that simple! So don't use baits to attract more bugs to kill, simply use CedarCide and get rid of the bugs you already have. And if termites are your particular problem, this stuff will turn 'em around in a heartbeat!

Cedar based pest control products do have residual effects, and can be used in mist and fogging machines. They are used where insects and bugs are not easily reached, or hiding in cracks & cervices and hard to see and reach places.

Enzyme based products do not have any residual effects, insects, pest or parasite should come in direct contact with the enzyme to be effective. Depending on your situation you need to reach the target area. So application of the product is very critical.

Enzymes are a class of proteins that greatly increase the rate of chemical reactions in an organism. The enzymes in our products are designed to break down Protein. Insects like Lice, Scabies, Bedbugs, Mites, Ants, fleas, Cockroaches... are all made up of protein.

 Insects use enzymes to shed their exoskeletons, so when our product comes in contact with the insect it rapidly reacts with the exo skeleton of  the bug and starts reacting with the protein.
 

This results in premature shedding of its exo skeleton (molting ... shedding it's outer skin) when it is not ready to molt resulting death.