What is a potential drawback of using stickers in pesticide applications?

Choosing stickers in pesticide applications can indeed lead to increased application costs. Stickers are additives that help improve the adherence of pesticides to the target surface, enhancing their effectiveness. However, incorporating them into an application not only requires purchasing the sticker itself but may also entail additional costs for the application process, such as adjustments in equipment or changes in labor practices. These increased expenses can add up, especially for large-scale applications or when sticker use is frequent.

While stickers can provide benefits, such as enhanced adhesion and potentially improved efficacy, the financial implications must be carefully weighed against the benefits they deliver. Understanding these costs is crucial for applicators looking to manage budgets effectively while ensuring optimal pest control.