100% pet-safe pest control developed by Hong Kongers, so you can use our services and products with peace of mind.
Digital Journal, an international media outlet, prominently features Graciol X:
Product Information:
Graciol X (Concentrated) 500 ml, AFCD: 2P305, for pet home pest control services
Graciol X (Household) 500 ml, Product Name: Pet Home Pest Control Liquid
Main Ingredient: Geraniol (requires special treatment for use on pets)
The treatment method and other ingredients are proprietary formulas owned by Dr. Gracia Chan.
Absolutely no pet-harming permethrin. Low concentrations may not cause immediate problems, but with prolonged use, it can accumulate in the liver, leading to poisoning, liver and nervous system issues at a certain dosage.
Furthermore, Graciol X is 100% safe for cold-blooded animals, including fish and reptiles.
100%Pet Safe: Cats, Dogs, Rabbits, Rodents, Birds, Fish, Amphibians
Principles of Liquid Safety:
First Improvement: Hydrophilic Modification
Cats have poor excretion ability for lipophilic substances. By introducing hydrophilic groups into the molecular chain through chemical means, their excretion can be accelerated.
Conversion Method: Through epoxidation and subsequent ring-opening, multiple hydroxyl groups are introduced to form polyols, which are further oxidized into carboxylates.
Safety Principle: Increases the polarity of the molecule, making it more water-soluble, allowing the drug to be directly excreted through the kidneys without passing through the cat's most vulnerable liver.
The core logic is: to change the partition coefficient (LogP) of the molecule, shifting it from "tending to remain in body fat and nervous system" to "tending to dissolve in water and be excreted through the kidneys."
Second Improvement: Macromolecular Engineering
If the modified molecules are combined with a polymer carrier, increasing their molecular weight to greater than 60,000 Daltons (exceeding the glomerular filtration limit), these substances will not enter the renal tubules. Instead, they will be excreted via the hepatobiliary pathway with feces, or remain on the sprayed surface without being absorbed.
These large molecules simply cannot enter the kidney filtration system and are ultimately secreted by the liver into bile, excreted with feces, or are not absorbed at all by the intestines/skin. This avoids secondary harm to the kidneys/animals with kidney disease.
On the other hand,
these massive molecular structures are physically unable to penetrate the skin pores of amphibians or pass through the semipermeable membranes of gills. The drug will remain in the water or settle, without entering the bloodstream.
POWERED BY: DR. GRACIA CHAN
