Benevia Insecticide is a pesticide product used to control various sucking and chewing insects in a variety of crops, including cotton, grapes, pomegranate, tomato, chilli, and watermelon. It contains the active ingredient cyazypyr, which is an anthranilic diamide insecticide. The mode of action of Benevia is to enter the larvae of the targeted insects by ingestion or contact, resulting in rapid feeding cessation and eventual death. It is applied as a foliar spray at a dosage of 2 ml per liter of water. It is effective against a range of insects, including the cotton bollworm, native budworm, tomato leaf miner, cucumber moth, silverleaf whitefly, melon aphid, green peach aphid, tomato thrips, and western flower thrips.