Insecticide:

Active ingredient: Andoxocarb
Chemical group, oxadiazine
Definition: An insecticide that is a type of insect pest. It is used on many field crops, vegetables, and fruits, and is suitable for integrated control programs. Indexoside is available in the form of an emulsifiable concentrate, and the use of natural solvents makes the compound’s efficiency higher than the permeability through the skin of the larvae, as well as the local permeability in the leaf epidermis, which facilitates the access of the active substance to the larvae located under the epidermis of the leaf, such as (tunnel makers - Tuta absoluta).
Method of action: Indexoside acts on contact, is contagious, and has a rapid effect 
 Indexoside is highly effective on all larval stages
It is very effective on newly hatched worms, and it also affects a good percentage of eggs

Indexoside closes the sodium channels inside the nerves, so the larva stops feeding and moving, becomes paralyzed after 4 hours, and dies within a day. 2 days / 4 days.
 Indexoside is from a modern group of chemicals that have a great effect and effectiveness on insects (especially lepidopteran worms) that have gained immunity from other carbamate, phosphorous, and pyrethroid compounds, and moult inhibitors.
Pre-harvest period, usage rate, crop pest
3 days 105 cm/acre sugar beet cotton leaf cycle

Global recommendations:
Usage rate, crop lesion
3 days, 25 cm/100 liters of water, grape fruit cycle, grapes
3 days 25 cm / 100 liters of water Butterfly potato tubers Potatoes
3 days, 26.3 cm/100 liters of water, fruit worms, vegetable cycle, cotton paper cycle, tomatoes and peppers
6 days 26.3 cm/100 liters of water European corn cycle Corn
6 days 105 cm/acre cotton leafworm