Multiple Company/ Multiple Product Lists

All pesticide labels accessed or posted on this web page are for reference purposes only. These labels may not be copied or otherwised used for any legal distribution or use of a pesticide. Pesticide dealers, distributors, consultants and users are legally bound to adhere to pesticide labels that are attached or affixed to pesticide containers by the pesticide producer. Any relabeling of pesticide containers must be performed by the pesticide producer or registrant, or by their designated representatives. Use of trade names in this publication/document is solely for identification. No endorsement of the products named is implied by the Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service nor is any discrimination intended to the exclusion of similar products not named.
 

Multiple company/multiple product web sites:

1. CDMS Homepage - Pesticide product labels & MSDSs. Information for well over 100 manufacturers.
   
2. CDMS Pesticide product labels & MSDSs - Information for well over 100 manufacturers.
   
3. AgLabel.com - Create custom label books. Subscription.
   
4. Crop Protection Reference also known as the Greenbook - Agricultural pesticide labels & MSDSs for major pesticide companies.
   
5. to Purchase Turf & Ornamental Reference also known as the Bluebook - Turf and ornamental pesticide labels and MSDSs for major pesticide companies.
   
6. National Pesticide Information Retrieval System - EPA-approved label database includes about 90,000 pesticide products, along with the registration number, company name, registration date, product manager name/phone number, and cancellation date/reason if applicable. You can search for active ingredient, CAS number, trade name, or firm information.
   
7. MeisterPro.Com - This site links to suppliers (Over 450 links), government & regulatory compliance agencies (100+ links), organizations & societies (100+ links) , and colleges & universities (50+ links).
   
8. MSDS solutions.com - Searchable; offers an online database, software and services for managing and distributing Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs).
   
9. Virginia Tech Pesticide Programs >> Quick Links >> Site Locator >> Search: Manufacturers and Commercial Sites.
   
10. VectorBytes - Mosquito and Vector Control Web site of Univar USA. Site includes link to Pestweb, web site for the Pest Control Industry and a link to a Label and MSDS database by subscription.
    
11. NPIC Guide to Pesticide Manufacturer, Formulator, Producer, and Registrant Company Information - National Pesticide Information Center (NPIC). Links to pesticide manufacturers, formulators, producers, and registrants who can provide you with valuable information about their pesticide products.
    
12. Pesticide Labels - US Army Center for Health Promotion and Preventive Medicine (CHPPM) Entomological Sciences Program site. Links to companies and their labels for mostly non-ag products. Products for structural pest control & rodenticides; turf & ornamental; other. Basically, the kinds of pesticides used on a military base.
    
13. Product Labels and Material Safety Data Sheets for Department of Defense Stock Listed Pesticides - US Army CHPPM Entomological Sciences Program site.
    
14. EPA's Pesticide Product Label System - A collection of TIFF images of pesticide labels which have been approved by EPA's Office of Pesticide Programs (OPP) under Section 3 of the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA). The collection contains the initially approved label for pesticide products registered under FIFRA Section 3 as well as subsequent versions of labels which have changed via amendment or notification. Please note that the site is based on the product registration number. You must have the product registration number to look up a label (labels are not facimile/sample labels, rather the text that was submitted to the EPA by each manufacturer.) The site does have a link to a database where you can get the EPA Reg. No. if you know the product name.

    NOTE: Pesticide product label images are stored in Tagged Image File Format (TIFF). Most labels have multiple pages and require the use of a multi-page capable TIFF viewer to be effectively displayed. While numerous TIFF viewers are available, not all are capable of reading multi-page TIFFs (some viewers display only the first page). Additionally, a viewer with zoom and rotational capabilities is recommended. If you are running Windows, you may have received a multi-page TIFF viewer as part of the Windows installation. Depending on the version of Windows being used the TIFF viewer is named WANGIMG.EXE or KODAKIMG.EXE and resides in the Windows directory.

    • If you have one of the above TIFF viewers, but it is not installed as a Netscape plugin, Netscape will return a message indicating that it cannot find the plug-in. If this happens, simply choose the "browse" option in the Netscape message box, and browse your Windows directory for the file "WANGIMG.EXE" or "KODAKIMG.EXE". Click on this file, and Netscape will install it as a plug-in.
    • If you are using any other operating system or browser, check your user manual or with a technical consultant regarding an appropriate TIFF viewer for your system.
    • If you have difficulty attempting to view a label from within a browser, you should choose to save the label to your hard drive using a .tif extension. You may then view the label at a later time using a multi-page capable TIFF application.