Pyrasulfotole is absorbed rapidly following oral dosing (approximately 60% was absorbed) and excreted unchanged as pyrasulfotole within 24 hrs, mostly in the urine. A small fraction was excreted in faeces ( 8-10% of the administered dose) (Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority September, 2007;;Health Canada Pest Management Regulatory Agency, 2007). The latter route of excretion indicating biliary excretion and unabsorbed fraction (Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority September, 2007).
The highest residues were found in the liver and kidney and are a potential target organs in cases of pyrasulfotole massive ingestion
Pyrasulfotole has low acute oral toxicity in female . . .
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