What is the typical characteristic of a Concentrate Solution (C or LC)?

A Concentrate Solution, often referred to as C or LC, is defined by its high concentration of active ingredients. This characteristic means that before use, the solution must be diluted to achieve the appropriate potency for application. Concentrate Solutions typically contain a significant amount of the active components needed to control pests, which is why they are not immediately ready to use without proper dilution.

In contrast to this, a diluted solution would be ready for immediate application and wouldn't require any further mixing. A solid formulation would not fit the description of a concentrated liquid solution, as concentrates are generally liquid. While transportation and storage logistics can vary, the defining characteristic of a Concentrate Solution relates primarily to its concentration of active ingredients that necessitate dilution before use, rather than its transportability or storage convenience.