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    Re: Mite Nix is now organic?

    I'm pretty sure permethrin ((nix)) isnt organic, as it seems to be more chemical according to this research
    http://npic.orst.edu/factsheets/Permtech.html
    so I wouldn't reccomend it for snake treatment unless it is EXTREMELY diluted
    also it seems that the 'Mite-Nix' you are looking at is an allergen suppressor, meant to rid places of dust mites and allergens
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