Y-TEX Corporation Tri-Zap Insecticide Ear Tags
Last reviewed: February 2026
A three-way insecticide ear tag combining multiple active ingredients for broad-spectrum fly and tick control.
Guide to Tri-Zap Insecticide Ear Tags by Y-TEX Corporation.
Key Features
- Three Active Ingredients: Abamectin, lambda-cyhalothrin, piperonyl butoxide
- Broad-Spectrum Control: Horn flies, face flies, ticks, lice
- Season-Long Protection: Extended control period
- Resistance Management: Multi-mode action
Advanced Features
- Synergist Included: Piperonyl butoxide enhances effectiveness
Ideal For
Farm Types: All cattle operations
Competitive Advantages
What sets Tri-Zap Insecticide Ear Tags apart from alternatives:
- Three-way formula
- Resistance management
- Broad spectrum
- Extended control
- Made in USA
Pricing Information
Here is the pricing information for Tri-Zap Insecticide Ear Tags:
Sold in 20-count and 100-count ranch packs through farm supply retailers
Pricing Model: Per-tag insecticide ear tags
Prices from PBS Animal Health, Valley Vet, Jeffers, Rural King. 2 tags per head recommended. No meat/milk withdrawal.
Pros & Considerations
- Three-way formula
- Multiple pest control
- Season-long
- Made in USA
- Seasonal cost
- Annual application needed
ROI & Value Proposition
Understanding the return on investment for Tri-Zap Insecticide Ear Tags:
Implementation & Setup
How to implement Tri-Zap Insecticide Ear Tags on your dairy operation:
Implementation Timeline: Seasonal application, typically spring
Training & Support
Training and support options available for Tri-Zap Insecticide Ear Tags:
Support Channels:
Buying Considerations
Important factors to consider when evaluating Tri-Zap Insecticide Ear Tags:
- Fly pressure levels
- Tick presence
- Past insecticide use history
- Resistance concerns
Evaluation Questions
Key questions to consider when evaluating Tri-Zap Insecticide Ear Tags:
- What is your fly and tick pressure?
- What insecticide modes of action have you used recently?
- How many cattle need protection?