It combines flupyradifurone, a butenolide insecticide, with transfluthrin, a novel pyrethroid, creating a unique dual mode of action for the control of mosquitoes, including resistant populations. Developed specifically for public health mosquito management, Fludora® Co-Max helps address one of the biggest challenges facing vector control today: insecticide resistance. The combination of two unrelated modes of action improves efficacy against resistant mosquito populations while helping slow the development of future resistance.

Dual mode of action

• This dual-action approach improves control and supports resistance management.

Effective against resistant mosquitoes

• Demonstrates improved control of mosquito populations resistant to pyrethroids and other commonly used insecticides.

New chemistry for public health

• Introduces flupyradifurone, a butenolide active ingredient that brings a new mode of action to vector control programmes.

FFAST™ technology

• Anti-evaporant technology helps droplets remain effective over greater distances while supporting water-based application.

Flexible application

• Suitable for both ULV and thermal fogging equipment in indoor and outdoor mosquito control programmes.

Resistance management tool

• The combination of two unrelated modes of action helps delay resistance development compared with single-mode-of-action products.

Target pests

• Aedes mosquitoes
• Culex mosquitoes
• Other public health mosquito species according to local registration and programme requirements.

Application areas

• Urban mosquito control programmes
• Public health vector control campaigns
• Residential communities
• Municipal mosquito management operations
• Disease outbreak response programmes
• Outdoor and indoor mosquito control operations

Active ingredients

• Transfluthrin 52.5 g/L
• Flupyradifurone 26.3 g/L

Authorization numbers

• Saudi Arabia: PHPR-2023-P-0132
• Kuwait: 614/2022
• UAE: AUD -AD -140 – 1764921