Exender+

Rakshak is a Shree Ram insecticide combining 40% profenofos and 4% cypermethrin, with emulsifier, solvent, and xylene making up 36.4% and the rest filled out by additives and adjuvants.

Exender+ is a Shree Ram insecticide built around emamectin benzoate, an avermectin-derived compound known for targeting caterpillar pests. White bottle with a green cap, label dominated by a bold green “Exender+” wordmark over a photo of a ripening paddy panicle, which points to rice as a primary target crop, though emamectin benzoate is also widely used on cotton and vegetables.

Same ISO 9001:2015 mark, same caveat as the rest of these: it’s a quality-management certification for the manufacturer, not a claim about the product’s actual pest control performance. There’s a QR code on the bottom right of the label, and two yellow diamond hazard icons over the crop photo, but I can’t read the signal word off either given the image quality — and given the front-label/composition-table percentage mismatch above, I’d get a clean copy of the actual approved label before finalizing any product copy or claims.