Rodent + Insect Treatment Notices

September 2026 Treatment Notices: Safety Data Sheet Summary

Ladera Goes Organic reviewed the Safety Data Sheets associated with six pesticide and rodenticide products identified on September 2026 treatment notices for Ladera Ranch landscaped common areas.

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The products identified are:

• Fumitoxin Tablets

• Cadet 3 All-Weather Blox

• Temprid FX Insecticide

• Wisdom Lawn Granular Insecticide

• ZP Rodent Oat Bait AG

• Stryker 54​​

 

Important context

The appearance of a product on a treatment notice does not establish that it was actually applied. The notices state that products are used on an “as-needed” basis, and individual boxes on each notice identify the products and targeted pests associated with that location.

 

A Safety Data Sheet, or SDS, provides information about a product’s composition, workplace hazards, handling, storage, first aid and environmental precautions. It is not the same as the EPA-approved pesticide label. The label governs where, how and by whom a pesticide may legally be applied, including application restrictions, personal protective equipment and environmental protections.

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The following is a good-faith summary of the SDS documents associated with the EPA registration numbers shown on the notices.

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Fumitoxin Tablets SDS — EPA Registration No. 72959-1
https://www.degeschamerica.com/?mdocs-file=1709

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Cadet 3 All-Weather Blox SDS — EPA Registration No. 12455-162
https://www.rosepestsolutions.com/document/download/a7bcde5d6778315d0e5619b9ec2370ca

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Bell Laboratories SDS Directory
https://www.belllabs.com/downloads/safety-data-sheets/

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Temprid FX Insecticide SDS — EPA Registration No. 432-1544
https://bynder.envu.com/m/12337b7181de0b06/original/Digital_PPM_Temprid-FX_SDS_NA_US_EN.pdf

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Wisdom Lawn Granular SDS — EPA Registration No. 5481-521
https://labelsds.com/document.php?file=Wisdom+Lawn+Gran+SDS+9-27-22.pdf&product=6289

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ZP Rodent Oat Bait AG SDS — EPA Registration No. 12455-102
https://www.belllabs.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/ZP-Rodent-Oat-Bait-AG_12455-102_US_English_0726.pdf

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Stryker 54 SDS — EPA Registration No. 53883-329
https://www.agrian.com/pdfs/STRYKER_54_MSDS1.pdf

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1. Fumitoxin Tablets

Active ingredient: Aluminum phosphide 55%
EPA registration number: 72959-1
Product type: Fumigant used for insect and rodent control
SDS signal word: Danger

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Fumitoxin presents the most significant acute hazards among the products identified. Its SDS states that the product is fatal if swallowed or inhaled, causes serious eye damage and skin irritation, and is very toxic to aquatic life.

Aluminum phosphide reacts with moisture to release phosphine gas. The SDS warns that contact with water releases flammable gases that may ignite spontaneously. It directs users not to breathe dust, fumes, gas, mist, vapors or spray and identifies respiratory, eye, skin and protective-clothing precautions.

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Because the product can generate phosphine gas, its storage, handling, application, ventilation and access-control requirements are particularly important. The SDS instructs that it be stored dry, in a closed container, in a well-ventilated location and under locked conditions.

Fumitoxin SDS

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2. Cadet 3 All-Weather Blox

Active ingredient: Cholecalciferol 0.075%
EPA registration number: 12455-162
Product type: Ready-to-use rodenticide bait
SDS issue date: October 31, 2023

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Cadet 3 is a rodent-control bait containing cholecalciferol, commonly known as vitamin D3. Although the SDS does not assign the finished mixture a GHS signal word or pictogram, it contains toxicological information for the active ingredient and directs emergency responders to use suitable protective equipment.

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The SDS instructs users to avoid releasing the product into the environment and to follow the product label’s storage, handling and disposal requirements. Because this is a rodenticide bait, residents may reasonably seek confirmation regarding bait-station placement, tamper resistance, access controls and protections for children, pets and non-target wildlife.

The absence of a GHS classification for the finished mixture should not be interpreted as meaning the pesticide can be handled or placed without following its EPA-approved label.

Cadet 3 SDS

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3. Temprid FX Insecticide

Active ingredients: Imidacloprid 21% and beta-cyfluthrin 10.5%
EPA registration number: 432-1544
Product type: Broad-spectrum insecticide
SDS signal word: Warning

 

The Temprid FX SDS identifies the product as harmful if swallowed and capable of causing serious eye irritation. It advises users to wash thoroughly after handling, avoid eating, drinking or smoking during use and follow appropriate protective measures.

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The product combines two insecticidal modes of action. Its pesticide-label materials also include precautions concerning wildlife, fish, aquatic invertebrates and bees. Those materials warn against direct application to water and describe risks from drift and runoff into neighboring aquatic areas.

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Because the September notice associates Temprid FX with bee treatment at certain pools and clubhouses, residents may wish to request the exact treatment location, target species, application method, timing, measures taken to prevent exposure to people and pets, and protections for non-target pollinators.

Temprid FX SDS

 

4. Wisdom Lawn Granular Insecticide

Active ingredient: Bifenthrin 0.2%
EPA registration number: 5481-521
Product type: Granular pyrethroid insecticide/miticide
SDS signal word: Danger

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The Wisdom Lawn Granular SDS states that the product may cause cancer and may cause organ damage through prolonged or repeated inhalation exposure. The SDS explains that the carcinogenic classification relates to respirable crystalline silica contained in the product’s granular carrier.

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The SDS also advises users not to breathe dust and to wear protective gloves, clothing and eye or face protection. It identifies possible temporary skin irritation, slight eye irritation and sensations such as rash, numbness, burning or tingling following contact with bifenthrin.

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Environmentally, the SDS classifies the product as very toxic to aquatic life, with long-lasting effects, and directs users to avoid environmental release.

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These SDS classifications address occupational handling hazards and do not establish that nearby residents were exposed. They do reinforce the importance of controlling dust, preventing material from entering water and documenting the exact application area, rate, method and access precautions.

Wisdom Lawn Granular SDS

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5. ZP Rodent Oat Bait AG

Active ingredient: Zinc phosphide 2%
EPA registration number: 12455-102
Product type: Rodenticide bait
SDS signal word: Warning

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The current Bell Laboratories SDS identifies ZP Rodent Oat Bait as harmful if swallowed and harmful to aquatic life, including potential long-lasting aquatic effects. Zinc phosphide can react with moisture and acids to produce phosphine gas, making proper storage, placement, retrieval and disposal important.

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The product is intended for rodent control in specified non-residential areas. The pesticide label includes precautions concerning children, pets, livestock, birds, fish and other wildlife. Predatory or scavenging animals may also be affected if they consume poisoned rodents.

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Residents may reasonably request confirmation of bait placement, quantity, whether bait was placed inside secured stations or burrows, how treated locations were marked, and whether unused or accessible bait was retrieved after treatment.

ZP Rodent Oat Bait SDS

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6. Stryker 54

Active ingredients: Pyrethrins 0.5% and piperonyl butoxide 4%
EPA registration number: 53883-329
Product type: Aerosol contact insecticide
SDS signal word: Danger

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The Stryker 54 SDS classifies the product as an extremely flammable aerosol. It states that the product may be fatal if swallowed and enters the airways, causes serious eye irritation, is harmful if inhaled and may cause drowsiness or dizziness.

The SDS directs users to avoid breathing mist, vapor or spray; use the product outdoors or in a well-ventilated location; protect it from heat and ignition sources; and avoid exposing the container to temperatures above 122°F.

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The SDS also states that the product is toxic to aquatic organisms and highly toxic to bees exposed through direct treatment of blooming plants or weeds. It warns that drift and runoff may affect neighboring aquatic areas.

Stryker 54 SDS

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Information still needed

To determine what was actually used, not merely what appeared on a monthly notice, Ladera Goes Organic supports disclosure of:

• The exact product applied at each location

• Date and precise start and completion times

• Specific treatment map

• Target pest

• Quantity, concentration and application rate

• Application method and equipment

• Applicator’s name and license information

• Weather and wind conditions

• Required and actual access restrictions

• On-site posting locations and posting duration

• Current SDS and EPA-approved label for the exact product used

• Inspection, application and incident records

• Measures used to protect children, pets, wildlife, pollinators and waterways​

 

Good-faith information notice

This page provides a good-faith educational summary of  accessible treatment notices and Safety Data Sheets. It does not state that every listed product was applied, that any person was exposed or that any product caused a particular health condition.

SDS classifications primarily address product handling and occupational hazards. Actual risk depends on the product, formulation, amount, application method, exposure route, duration and compliance with the EPA-approved label.

Residents should consult the original SDS and product label and request official application records from management or the licensed applicator. Anyone concerned about a possible exposure should contact Poison Control at 1-800-222-1222 or seek appropriate medical care. For an emergency, call 911.