Imidacloprid:

Active Ingredient	---	Imidacloprid
Product Category	---	Foliar Insecticide
Mode of Action	---	Systemic
Crops	---	Cotton, Rice
Year of Registration In India	---	2006
Disease Spectrum/ Weed Spectrum (for Herbicides)	---	Sucking Pest - Jassids, Whitefly, Thrips, Aphids, BPH & Other Soil Pests
Cropwise Dosages	---	Sucking pest:40 - 50gm/Ha.
Formulation Categories	---	WG - Wettable Granules
Product Features and Benefits	---	Excellent Systemic, Cost effective, Very Low dose technology, Very low quantity of Solvents due to which Admire is Safe to environment & applicator
Antidote	---	Specific antidote is not known, treat symptomatically
Precautions	---	Poisonous, Handle with care, Do not touch or inhale the contents. While handling the  contents use rubber gloves and face mask
Compatibility	---	It is compatible with generally used fungicides, insecticides and urea
Toxicity Indication	---	Poison    Highly Toxic

Endosulfan:

Active Ingredient	Endosulfan
Product Category	Foliar Insecticide
Mode of Action	Contact & stomach insecticide.
Crops	All pulses, vegetables, fruits, rice, cotton, tea, soybean
Year of Registration In India	1968
Disease Spectrum/ Weed Spectrum (for Herbicides)	All pests belonging to Lepidoptera, Homoptera, Coleoptera , Diptera, Thysanptera
Formulation Categories	EC - Emulsifiable Concentrate
Cropwise Dosages	1.25 lt/ha
Product Features and Benefits	Contact & Stomach poison. An ideal partner in IPM/HRM
Precautions	Gastric lavage with a mixture of activated charcoal-2 parts, magnesium oxide - 1 part, and tannic acid - 1part in 300 ml warm water. Saline pugative may be given but oil laxative should not be given. To induce sedation and control convulsions phenobarbitone (upto 0.7 g per day) or phenobarbitone (0.25 to 0.5 g per day) may be given. 10% Calcium gluconate may be given intravenously to control spasms. Epinephrine is contraindicated
Toxicity Indication	Poison    Highly Toxic Handle with care, Poisonous, Do not touch or Inhale the contents