BEST YET Recognized as Panacea for Bed Bug, Flea and Lice infestations in Hotels, Motels, Dwellings and for Animal Health related issues

New Technology Recognized as a Panacea For Bed Bug, Flea, and Lice Infestations in Hotels, Motels, Dwellings, and for Animal Health Related Issues

A chemical-free biological formula now replaces ineffective treatments and services currently provided by Exterminators and sold by Animal Health professionals. BEST YET, a proprietary blend of Cedar Oil and Silica, has been proven a successful treatment for in-home, hotel and motel use, and on domestic pets and livestock.

We receive significant call volume daily from desperate home and pet owners… and motel-hotel managers, frantically searching for a bonafide treatment to counter what they perceive as epidemic levels of flea and bed bug infestations.

We are pleased to announce the availability of our new, cedar oil formulation, BEST YET, an eradication and abatement program for flea, tick, mite and bed bug control.

It is also effective in the treatment of children's head lice, goat lice and other farm animals. Production levels have recently been increased to accommodate growing customer demand created by this formidable insect assault.

According to leading entomologists, the fleas, ticks, and bed bugs in North America have grown immune to chemical pesticide treatments promoted by local, and national, exterminators.

In addition, a growing number of university and independent researchers publicly warn against excessive use of Pyrethroid-based products for consumer use. "We are paying a heavy price for the continued use of carcinogenic, and estrogen-mirroring substances," that have been linked to breast cancer and autism…and are the same toxins that have led to our diminishing honey bee population, quoted Dr. Ben Oldag, agricultural radio talk show host, and senior entomologist at our Industries research laboratory.

In comparison to other Biosolutions, BEST YET was recognized as the overall first choice, determined by Iowa State University scientists' responsible for the USDA's final product analysis. Emperical data created suggests mortality rates far in excess of chemical formulations used as bench marks in the testing protocol.

Regular use of BEST YET will replace the need for SPOT DROP flea treatments for domestic pets. Recent research has strongly decried the results of the active ingredients in such treatments. And, as a carcinogenic, are often more harmful (if not fatal) to pets than the parasite they seek to eliminate, said Dr. Oldag.

The use of spot drop agendas suggest a 25% reduction in the life span of those treated with such products. (See following LINK for related data) http://www.apnm.org/publications/resources/fleachemfin.pdf

BEST YET is considered a minimum risk pesticide, and exempt from registration by the EPA, and DOES NOT require an applicators license.

BEST YET SHOULD NOT BE APPLIED TO PLANT LIFE.

We are paying a heavy price for the continued use of carcinogenic, and estrogen-mirroring substances