Lindane Education And Research Network
Home News & Updates Discussion Communications Links Search

"The future will depend"on our wisdom not to replace one poison with another."  
National Pediculosis Association®, Inc.

Major Uses of Lindane (click here for full details)

Food

Animal Products

  • feed & feed storage areas
  • honey
  • fish
  • shellfish
  • milk
  • dairy
  • meat
  • eggs

Vegetation

  • alfalfa
  • apples
  • avacodo
  • barley
  • beans
  • broccoli
  • brussel sprouts
  • cabbage
  • canola
  • cantaloupe
  • carrots
  • cauliflower
  • celery
  • cherrys
  • clover
  • chocolate
  • coffee
  • cocoa butter
  • corn
  • cotton
  • cucumber
  • eggplant
  • hay
  • latex
  • lettuce
  • lumber
  • melons
  • mustard
  • oats
  • onions
  • orka
  • peaches
  • peas
  • peanuts
  • pecans
  • pineapples
  • potatoes
  • radish
  • rubber
  • rutabaga
  • rye
  • safflower
  • sorghum
  • soybeans
  • spinach
  • squash
  • sudangrass
  • sugar beets
  • sunflower
  • trees
  • tobacco
  • tomatoes
  • watermelons
  • wheat
  • wood

Other Uses

Lice & scabies  treatments

Flea products

Vaporizers

Trees

  • Christmas trees
  • ash
  • birch
  • cottonwood
  • forests
  • locust
  • oak
  • poplar
  • privet
  • rubber (latex)
Plants
  • ornamentals
  • lilac
  • roses
  • jute
Lumber-wood

Pre-shipment treatment

Textiles

Moth cloud

Other potential sources of exposure to lindane

 

Back 

Last edited: 12/22/2005

  Lindane Education And Research Network is a project of the National Pediculosis Association®

The NPA, a non-profit organization, provides these resources to you free of charge thanks to
proceeds from our educational resources and sales of the LiceMeister Comb and LiceMeister Kit.

The National Pediculosis Association is a non-profit, tax exempt
organization that receives no government or agency funding.
Contributions are tax-deductible under the 501c(3) status.

Please read our disclaimer and privacy policy

Please report any problems with this site to the webmaster