I found a pdf that covers how legal growers kill pests

[Cormoran]

Azamax does have neem in it, and afaik it’s the only ingredient listed on the label… which, now, is probably accurate. There was a fairly big scandal a few years ago and it was banned for sale in Oregon and possibly a few other markets for adulteration with other pesticides. The neem, although it’s definitely got its issues for use on cannabis, probably wasn’t what was causing that “hyperemesis syndrome.”

Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome

Oregon, earlier this year, has banned for sale Azamax (azadirachtin) due to possible adulteration with bifenthrin and permethrin. https://www.oregon.gov/ODA/programs/Pesticides/Documents/2018Advisories/AzaMax.pdf Azadirachtin, itself, has historically been considered safe with low human toxicity. There has been some concerns with possible bio-accumulation leading to toxicity (CHS). However, there isn’t a definitive link at this point (that I’m aware of). If the Aza products are truly adulterate…