ZeroVector® Durable Lining - Evidence of Impact

Figure 1. Deltamethrin content in ZeroVector® Durable Lining (DL)
[Nigeria, 2006-2008]

• Rate of loss of deltamethrin slows over time leading to the conclusion that the reservoir is sufficient for five years
• 100% mortality of mosquitoes after more than two years of field use exceeds international standards for IRS (which stipulate 80% mortality after 30 minutes exposure in cone test)
• Trial continues into 2010 (four years after installation)

Figure 2. Residual efficacy of ZeroVector® Durable Lining (DL)
[Equatorial Guinea, 2009]

Even in as short time as six months, Durable Lining already begins to outperform in some bioefficacy trials.

Figure 3. Impact of roof type on ZeroVector® Durable Lining (DL) efficacy
[Mali, 2009]

• Bioassay using lab-reared Anopheles sp.
• 2 cones/ wall, 10 min exposure, 24 hour mortality

Malaria Research & Training Center, Mali

• Village of N’galamadibi 130 km NE from Bamako
• Installations August, 2008 (green shade cloth)
• Roof type had no effect on DL efficacy

Although no data were collected, it appears DL dramatically reduced termite activity