What is the primary benefit of having a high active ingredient concentration in a pesticide?

Having a high active ingredient concentration in a pesticide primarily allows for less product to be needed for effective treatment. This means that a smaller amount of the pesticide can achieve the desired level of pest control, which can lead to several advantages.

For instance, using less product can reduce the volume of chemicals that need to be applied to an area, making the treatment more convenient and potentially less harmful to non-target organisms. It also helps in minimizing the cost per application since less product is used, which can be economically beneficial for the user. Furthermore, a higher concentration can lead to a faster and more efficient pest management process, lessening the number of applications needed over time.

On the other hand, while increased toxicity to humans, greater environmental impact, or a more complex application process may occur with certain products, they are not inherent benefits of high active ingredient concentrations. The primary focus of high concentration is its effectiveness and efficiency in pest control, rather than adverse effects or complications in application.