Carbamate Pesticides: Examples, Toxicity and Uses
Carbamate pesticides are insecticides derived from carbamic acid. Carbamate pesticides kill insects by reversibly inactivating the enzyme acetylcholinesterase, a...
Read article →MedEd Pesticide lists Aldicarb as an insecticide in the carbamate class.
MedEd Pesticide holds 108 toxicity records for Aldicarb, from 5 sources. The headline values are below.
See all 108 Aldicarb toxicity records in the explorer. The records come from EPA’s Toxicity Values Database, and the methodology explains their limits.
MedEd Pesticide finds no safety reference values for Aldicarb in the EU database.
MedEd Pesticide lists the harmonised EU hazard statements for Aldicarb below.
MedEd Pesticide takes EU status, reference values and hazard classification from the EU Pesticides Database. MedEd Pesticide takes US status from EPA’s Pesticide Product Information System (dated 2026-10-13) and chemical identity from PubChem. Retrieved 2026-10-16. Values and approvals change, so check the source for the current entry. See the methodology and the glossary, or compare Aldicarb with another pesticide.
MedEd Pesticide. (2026). Aldicarb. https://mededpesticide.org/pesticides/aldicarb/ (accessed Month Day, Year)