Tordon Brushkiller

What is Tordon Brushkiller and where is it found?

Tordon Brushkiller is a herbicide used to control unwanted trees and brush. It contains chemicals like picloram and triclopyr, which are effective at killing tough vegetation. This product is typically applied in forests, pastures, and non-crop areas to manage invasive plants. Its chemical residues can persist in the soil and water, potentially impacting nearby environments.

Why do I have an inflammatory reaction to Tordon Brushkiller?

Inflammatory reactions to Tordon Brushkiller can occur due to sensitivity or an allergic response to its chemicals. Exposure may trigger immune system responses, causing skin irritation, respiratory issues, or other symptoms. These reactions can be exacerbated by direct contact or inhalation of the chemicals.

What can I do about it?

Minimize exposure by avoiding areas where Tordon Brushkiller has been applied and using protective clothing when handling herbicides. If you suspect a reaction, wash affected areas thoroughly with soap and water.