Generally speaking, there are usually two forms of the use of Cyanofipronil:
Intermediate powder and gel baits.
The intermediate powder is mostly used in agriculture, with large quantities and wide coverage, but the insecticidal efficiency per unit volume is relatively limited.
After all, insecticidal efficiency is directly linked to cost, and the term "agriculture" essentially means farmland or orchards, ranging from a few to hundreds or thousands of acres.
If farmers were to purchase such highly effective insecticides, their income wouldn't cover the cost of the pesticides.
Besides intermediate powder, Cyanofipronil commonly used in daily life mostly comes in the form of gel baits, which are high-specification and high-concentration polymer insecticides.
For instance, Bayer's Baymex theoretically kills more than fifty cockroaches with just 0.2 grams.
