Fipronil and metabolites Sulfide, Sulfone and Desulfonyl
Fipronil has been used in many insecticide formulations since being introduced in 1987. Three of its metabolites are: Sulfide, which is a product of reduction in soil. Sulfone, from oxidation in soil, and Desulfonyl, which is a photocatalyzed degradate. Fipronil is toxic to birds, fish and some invertebrates. It is a WHO Class II moderately hazardous pesticide, and is a Group C (Possible Human) carcinogen. Some metabolites are considered more toxic than the base compound. (Environmental Fate of Fipronil, CA EPA, 2001)				Download pdf
Fipronil and Metabolite Kit New
P-FIP-MET-KIT	4 x 1 mL
(P-738S-A, P-780S-A, P-781S-A, P-782S-A)
Fipronil New
P-738S-A	1 x 1 mL
100 µg/mL in Acetone
Fipronil Sulfone New
P-780S-A	1 x 1 mL
100 µg/mL in Acetone
Fipronil Sulfide New
P-781S-A	1 x 1 mL
100 µg/mL in Acetone
Fipronil Desulfonyl New
P-782S-A	1 x 1 mL
100 µg/mL in Acetone

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