Country: 103.11.152.73, Asia, IN

City: 77 , India

The active ingredient is deltamethrin a member of the pyrethroid family of insecticides. Bed bugs have been noted to be resistant to it. When we applied it to my in-laws apartment we liberally applied it only to have the bugs survive. We bought it in a kit from home depot. Harris also offers a non pyrethroid version. I haven't tried it because we gave up and called the exterminators. The label is somewhat misleading because of the noted resistance. Source:

My detailer had been working to keep my lights from yellowing for several years and the yellow always returned. My dealer said they could restore them for $250 but they would not guarantee the results. I didn't think that was a good option. So that's when I tried this. I presume it's similar kit to what the dealer would use, but with hand sanding rather than an electric sander that they would likely use. It took about 45 minutes of elbow grease to apply. I recommend watching the video they've posted on youtube to get the process right, there's several steps. I would say the process removed about 95 percent of the haze and yellowing when completed. Three months later, I think they have slightly dulled again, but only slightly. To my mind, if the lights keep most of their luster for a year it will have been worth it. If they start to rapidly fade again, I'll be back to update this review.

Doesn't heat up properly. The paint is scratched. I DO NOT think this was new. I think it is used and refurbished. Refurbished in a bad way because it does not work properly.