Each bottle holds a liquid concentrate built around permethrin and piperonyl butoxide, two active ingredients combined to knock down and control a range of flying and crawling insects. The product is labeled for use on cattle, sheep, goats, swine, horses, poultry, and dogs, and it is also approved for the barns, stalls, milking parlors, poultry houses, swine housing, and kennels where those animals are kept. Before use, the concentrate is diluted with water at a rate set by the species or site being treated, and one 64-ounce bottle makes a large volume of finished spray for repeated treatments across a season. Diluted solution can be applied directly to animals, run through automatic misting systems and non-thermal foggers, or used to saturate a backrubber for self-application by livestock. This case groups six of the 64-ounce bottles together for facilities that go through concentrate quickly. The product is produced in the United States and carries a caution signal word on its label, so handlers are directed to use label-specified protective equipment during mixing and application.