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QP53AA<br />

Sulfur-containing products<br />

Various sulphur compounds, e.g. dixanthogen, mesulfen and disulfiram, are<br />

classified in this group.<br />

Combinations with for example benzyl benzoate are classified in this group.<br />

Combinations with chlorine compounds, see QP53AB.<br />

QP53AB<br />

Chlorine-containing products<br />

Lofenotane and lindane, for example, are classified in this group as are<br />

combinations with sulphur compounds.<br />

QP53AC<br />

Pyrethrins and pyrethroids<br />

Various pyrethrum products, including synthetic pyrethroids and combinations with<br />

e.g. piperonyl butoxide are classified in this group.<br />

The combination of permethrin and imidacloprid is classified here.<br />

The combination of permethrin and pyripoxifen is classified here.<br />

QP53AD<br />

Amidines<br />

The combination of amitraz and metaflumizione is classified here.<br />

QP53AE<br />

QP53AF<br />

QP53AX<br />

Carbamates<br />

Organophosphorous compounds<br />

Other ectoparasiticides for topical use<br />

The combination of imidaclopride and permethrin is classified in QP53AC.<br />

The combination of pyriproxifen and permethrin is classified in QP53AC.<br />

The combination of amitraz and metaflumizone is classified in QP53AD.<br />

Combinations with eucalyptus oil, camphora and levomentol is allowed at the plain<br />

level for thymol (QP53AX22).<br />

QP53B<br />

ECTOPARASITICIDES FOR SYSTEMIC USE<br />

The classification is made according to the main therapeutic use.<br />

Products for systemic use against ectoparasites are classified in this group.<br />

Products also used as anthelmintics are classified in QP52.<br />

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