Do all pesticides have antidotes listed on their labels?

The correct answer is that not all pesticides have antidotes listed on their labels. This is primarily due to the wide variety of pesticides available, each with different modes of action, chemical compositions, and levels of toxicity. While some pesticides, particularly those that pose a significant risk to human health or the environment, may have specific antidotes listed for emergencies, many others do not.

For instance, some pesticides work on a system that does not have a recognized antidote because treatment may focus on supportive care rather than a specific counter-agent. The absence of an antidote does not imply that the pesticide is not safe, but rather reflects the complexity involved in pesticide chemistry and toxicology.

Moreover, options implying that only organic pesticides or only insecticides would have antidotes are not accurate because the necessity for an antidote depends on the specific chemical nature and risk profile of individual pesticides, rather than the category of pesticide.