Bifenthrin(62)

Bifenthrin is a pesticide, so it can pose risks if it’s used or handled improperly. The level of risk depends on the product’s concentration and how you’re exposed (skin, eyes, or inhalation). Always read and follow the label on the product you choose.

• Wear protective gear (gloves, long sleeves) when mixing and applying.
• Avoid contact with skin, eyes, and clothing; wash up after use.
• Keep food, dishes, and prep areas covered and away from treatment zones.
• Store out of reach of children and pets in original packaging.

If you’re concerned about exposure or feel unwell, consider contacting a medical professional or poison control for guidance.

Bifenthrin products on our site are labeled for a wide range of household, lawn, and ornamental pests. The exact list varies by product, but common targets typically include:

• Ants, cockroaches, spiders, and earwigs
• Termites and other wood-invading insects
• Lawn-damaging insects (varies by label) and perimeter pests
• Mites, aphids, thrips, fungus gnats, whiteflies, and caterpillars on ornamentals

Always check the specific product label to confirm the pests covered and where it can be used (indoors, outdoors, lawns, ornamental plants). Labels also outline mixing rates and application intervals to help you treat effectively and safely.

Pet safety starts with the product label. Directions and precautions can vary, so follow the label exactly and use only as directed.

• Keep pets and children away from treatment areas during application.
• Allow treated surfaces to dry fully before re-entry (see label re-entry guidance).
• Store products securely in original containers, out of reach.
• Cover pet food/water bowls and remove toys before treating.

If a pet is exposed or you’re worried about ingestion, consider contacting your veterinarian for advice. Choosing delivery or pickup can help you get the right product quickly, and you can review the label online before buying.

Regulations for pesticides differ by region and can change over time. Walmart operates in the U.S., and the bifenthrin products you see are intended for use where they’re registered and labeled accordingly.

• For EU-specific status, consult official regulatory sources in that region.
• Availability, approvals, and permitted uses may vary by country.
• Avoid transporting or using pesticides across borders without verifying local rules.

Before traveling or purchasing for use outside the U.S., it’s a good idea to check with local authorities or regulatory websites to confirm what’s permitted and any restrictions that may apply.

Both forms can be effective, but the better fit depends on where and how you plan to treat.

• Granules: Handy for lawns and broad outdoor areas; typically applied with a spreader and watered in per the label.
• Liquid concentrates: Useful for perimeter treatments, spot applications, and detailed coverage; applied with a sprayer after mixing.
• Consider your target pests, equipment on hand, and the area size.
• Always follow mixing rates, application intervals, and re-entry guidance on the label.

You can review product labels online, then choose delivery or store pickup to get what suits your job.