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At Vestaron, scientists are unlocking the mystery of how spiders kill insects -- work that is leading to a new generation of insecticides. Based on the natural venom produced by spiders, these insecticides will offer:

For Farmers

For Farmers

Powerful new insecticides that aren't harmful to farm animals, wildlife or farm workers.
For Commercial Applicators

For Commercial Applicators

New insecticides that are non-toxic and easy for employees to handle.
For Homeowners

For Homeowners

New Insecticides that remove the worry of using such products around the home.
For Everyone

For Everyone

A new generation of products to protect against insects while, at the same time, protecting the environment.
 

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(02/21/10) A better bug killer? Vestaron Corp.'s spider-venom pesticides could be on market by 2012

John A. Lacko | Special to the Gazette New technology: John McIntyre is the chief executive officer of Vestaron Corp. KALAMAZOO — Research lab. Scientists. Spiders. Cue Peter Parker, right? Wel...
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(12/16/09) Vestaron Named "TiE Midwest 20"Winner

KALAMAZOO, Mich., December 8 – Vestaron Corporation has been named a “TiE Midwest 20” winner in the life sciences category,the company announced today. The award was presented at the TiECon Midw...
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(08/26/09) Elin D. Miller Elected to Vestaron Board

KALAMAZOO, Mich, August 19 -- Vestaron Corporation (formerly Venomix, Inc.) is pleased to announce that Elin D. Miller has been elected a director of the company. Miller was formerly Regional Administ...
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(08/26/09) Venomix Changes Name to Vestaron

KALAMAZOO, Mich., August 11 – Vestaron Corporation today announced that it has completed a corporate name change from Venomix, Inc. to Vestaron Corporation. Vestaron, a privately held biotechnolog...
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