and by the way insect growth regulators work.
Ever heard of Methoprene (precor) for fleas (for dogs from the vet)
Or Fenoxycarb (Gencor) for other insects?
Fenoxycarb inhibits insects in the incomplete metamorph classification from reaching sexual maturity. They remain juvenile nymphs
Methoprene interrups those insects with comlete metamorph by again disrupting sexual maturity of would be adults. Pupa dont graduate to adult because they are carrying a persistant mimic of the juvenile enzyme
Great for fleas
Used for mosquitoes too
This science has been around at least 20 years
Be cautious tossing around cliche terms like "junk science" just because you hear it often sitting around watching Court TV.
Since you have me on Ignore, you'll come off as more of a buffoon not seeing this post.
Junk science....smh