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Overview

Pyriminil is a yellow powder that is used as a [rodenticide] and is on the EPA's list of Extremely Hazardous Substances ([EPA] and Scorecard). Signs of acute ingestion of pyriminil: abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, anorexia, dehydration, urinary retention, and urinary tract irritation. Muscular weakness, aching, chest pain, irregular heartbeat, tremors, mental confusion, and central nervous system depression (EPA).

References

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). "Chemical Emergency Preparedness and Prevention - Emergency First Aid Treatment Guide: PYRIMINIL". Last Updated September 27th, 2007. Accessed 9-27-07.

Scorecard. "Chemical Profiles - Pyriminil". 2005. Accessed 9-27-07.